THE 35th Vijayawada Book Festival, organised by the Vijayawada Book Festival Society (VBFS), will take place from January 2 to 12 at the Indira Gandhi Municipal Stadium on MG Road in Vijayawada.
With 271 stalls and publishers from across India, the festival promises a unique experience for book lovers and cultural enthusiasts.
The event will be inaugurated on January 2 at 6 pm by Deputy Chief Minister K Pawan Kalyan. Finance Minister Payyavula Kesav and Sahitya Akademi Secretary K Srinivasarao will also attend the opening ceremony.
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