Namita Gokhale, Manisha Chaudhry, Sanjoy.K.Roy and Norwegian Ambassador Hans Jacob Frydenlund;
Keynote Address: Daisy Rockwell
Durjoy Datta, Sarthak Kaushik and Yogesh Dashrath in conversation with Hemali Sodhi
Jacob Varughese and Arunava Sinha and Sharmila Sen in conversation with Neeta Gupta
David Campbell, Elaine Canning, Aditi Maheshwari-Goyal, and Mita Kapur in conversation with Kanishka Gupta
Alice Mullen (Poetry Book Society, UK), Bijal Vachharajani (Pratham Books, India), Hélène Butler (Johnson & Alcock, UK), Leonie Lock (Firefly Press, UK), Molly Slight (Scribe UK), Rahul Soni (HarperCollins India), Raman Shresta (Rachna Books, India), Riddhi Maitra (BEE Books, India), Sarabjeet Garcha (Copper Coin Publishing, India), Sarah Braybrooke (Bonnier UK), Tamara Sampey-Jawad (Fitzcarraldo Editions) and Yogesh Maitreya (Panther’s Paw Publications), moderated by Neeta Gupta
Jeff Deutsch, Christie Henry, Raman Shresta, Ajay Jain, Rick Simonson in conversation with Ananth Padmanabhan
Naveena Neerada Dasa, Vaishali Mathur, Pariksith Singh and Syed Salman Chishty in conversation with Mita Kapur
Mini Krishnan, Daisy Rockwell, Baran Farooqi, K. Sreenivasa Rao moderated by Arunava Sinha
Nermin Mollaoglu, Kanishka Gupta, K. Sreenivasa Rao, Mini Krishnan, Kelly Falconer and Andrine Pollen in conversation with Urvashi Butalia
Ravi Deecee, Nirmal Kanti Bhattacharjee, Kannan Sundaram and Ashok Maheshwari in conversation with Esha Chatterjee
Charlie Redmayne, Milee Ashwarya, and Alexandra Pringle moderated by Hemali Sodhi
Chandra Prakash Deval in conversation with Ambika Dutt
Gaurav Shrinagesh, Ashok Maheshwari, Yuvraj Malik, Neeraj Jain and Vikrant Mathur in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari-Goyal
Radhika Menon, Bijal Vachharajani, Neeraj Jain and Preeti Vyas in conversation with Manisha Chaudhry
Katherine Rundell and Kristin Roskifte in conversation with Bijal Vachharajani
Himanshu Giri, Parul Bajaj, Kavita Gupta Sabharwal in conversation with Radhika Menon
Tanu Shree Singh, Radhika Timbadia and Mridula Koshy in conversation with Hemali Sodhi
Padmapriya Janakiraman, Kanishka Gupta, Arcopol Chaudhuri and Yogesh Dashrath in conversation with Anish Chandy
Nirmal Kanti Bhattacharjee
Ravi Deecee, Jacob Varughese, Janhavi Prasada
Manisha Chaudhry, Closing remarks by the Norwegian Ambassador Hans Jacob Frydenlund
by H.E. Ambassador Hans Jacob Frydenlund , Namita Gokhale and Sanjoy K. Roy
Keynote Address: Burning the Books: Richard Ovenden
Keynote Remarks: We Believe in Books: Claudia Kaiser and Juergen Boos in conversation
Anne Bergman, Matthias Nawrat, Meelis Friedenthal and Rodaan Al Galidi in conversation with Neeta Gupta
Arunava Sinha, Esha Chatterjee, Giriraj Kiradoo, Kannan Sundaram, Priya Kapoor and Ravi Deecee in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
Joan Concannon, Maria Sheila Cremaschi, Natasha Lomouri, Rashmi Ranjan Parida and Ravi Deecee in conversation with Sanjoy K. Roy
Susan Hawthorne (Spinifex Press, Australia), Colleen Higgs (Modjaji Books, South Africa), Zoë Beck (CulturBooks, Germany), Laure Leroy (Zulma, France), Lennie Goodings (Virago Press, UK) and Margaret Busby (Britain's first black female publisher) in conversation with Urvashi Butalia (Zubaan Publishers)
Anette Garpestad, Anil Varma, Deepa Agarwal, Evy Tillman, Richa Jha and Svein Størksen in conversation with Margit Walsø and Oliver Møystad
Shekhar Kapur and Vani Tripathi Tikoo in conversation
Adam Foulds, Kannan Sundaram, Meelis Friedenthal and Rodaan Al Galidi in conversation with Sambudha Sen
Abeer Al-Kuwari, David Farnan, Liz Jolly and Mridula Koshy in conversation with Sanjoy K. Roy
Claudia Kaiser, Lucy Luck, Phaedon Kidoniatis, Renate Punka, Selja Ahava and Urpu Strellman in conversation with Preeti Gill
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Léonora Miano in conversation with Naveen Kishore
Thank You(s) and Closing Addresses
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Jo Lendle, Namita Gokhale, Naveen Kishore, Neeta Gupta, Ravi Deecee, Sanjoy K Roy and Urvashi Butalia
H.E. Hans Jacob Frydenlund, Namita Gokhale and Sanjoy K Roy
Jo Lendle
The Roaring Twenties
Flipping through the first 20 pages of the publishing manual for a new decade
Arsen Kashkashian, Jeff Deutsch, Priyanka Malhotra and Shuchi Saraswat, moderated by Rick Simonson
The heart of a bookstore is a vibrant throbbing space. Booksellers are not only bibliophiles but also retailers who understand the intellectual needs of their customers and curate a list that stimulates and addresses the needs of their community. Iconic booksellers from around the world speak of their profession and the joy, challenges and learnings they derive from it.
Deepa Agarwal, Laurence Faron, Manisha Chaudhry and Richa Jha in conversation with Naveen Kishore
Books don’t sell themselves. A great story and cover, a compelling blurb and an appropriate category are critical to get off to the right start. Yet, there’s just a little more thinking outside the box when it comes to selling children’s books. Authors, publishers and booksellers discuss challenges in making children’s books visible and accessible to young readers as well as marketing strategies for overcoming them.
Anu Singh Choudhary, Asma Khan and Ján Tompkins in conversation with Vani Tripathi Tikoo
From the culinary universe to real time storytelling, to creating complex simulations of novelistic structures, the immersive experience provided by new genres of digital narratives open a fascinating array of possibilities.
Keynote Address by Berthold Franke
AJ Thomas, Chandra Prakash Deval, Jo Lendle, Jules Levinson and Vera Michalski in conversation with Jayapriya Vasudevan
To quote Ben Okri, “Stories can conquer fear...They can make the heart bigger.”
Ideas are borderless and the stories we love can come from anywhere and everywhere. We can only understand our place in the world through the lived experiences of writers from across the world. An inspirational session on the need for translations and words without borders.
Anushree Rathore, Oscar Pujol, Ravi Deecee and Vani Foundation Distinguished Translator Award winner in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
The narratives of national identity have been expressed eloquently in various Indian languages. The diversity of these voices has created a collective mosaic of unity that defines the very fabric of the Indian literary landscape. Writers and thought leaders from across disciplines celebrate this unity in diversity.
Followed by Vani Foundation Distinguished Translator Award winner.
Astri Ghosh, H.E. Hans Jacob Frydenlund, Namita Gokhale, Neeta Gupta and Sanjoy K. Roy
Cocktails co-hosted by Norwegian Embassy
An immersive experience, a virtual reality installation adapting Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis by the Goethe Institut opens at the Durbar Hall on January 22. Thereafter, come experience the magic at the DC Books JBM Haveli.
Charlie Redmayne
Ananth Padmanabhan, Jaspreet Bindra, Naresh Khanna, Payal Arora and Vikrant Mathur in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
Data represents one of the most valuable assets on the planet today. As millions of consumers continue to purchase online, corporations race to collect more and more details about their behaviors, needs and desires. Publishers and authors discuss how big data can be used to analyse book buying behaviour.
Alan Thomas, Aspen Walker and Jamie Andrews, moderated by Malashri Lal and introduced by Sanjoy K. Roy
Libraries are increasingly becoming crucial community hubs that serve as centres of learning, communication, professional development and collaborative projects. They seek to be inclusive spaces with resources for those who wish to learn, engage and celebrate who they are and what they want to become.
Keynote by Michael Dwyer
David Gressot, Jo Lendle, Naveen Kishore and Urvashi Butalia in conversation with Sunandini Banerje
It isn’t about size or scale, it’s about choice. A session about the instinctive, often counter-intuitive sensibilities of independent publishers and the risks they take as they step outside the structures of corporate publishing. Legendary publishers speak about publishing books that need to be read and finding readers who must exist.
Asma Khan, Chandrahas Choudhury and Madhur Jaffrey in conversation with Krishnendu Ray
Writing about food is a rigorous discipline involving cuisine, aesthetics and cultural context. Recipes need to be measured and calibrated, photography must be evocative and the book must become a part of the readers hearth and home. Some of the most talented food writers in the world gather to share their recipes for food and literature.
Rajkamal Prakashan Bhojpuri Book Launch
Annie Montaut, Chinmoy Guha, Jean-Claude Perrier, Leïla Slimani and Michèle Albaret-Maastsch in conversation with Renuka George
The Romain Rolland Prize awards the best of French fiction translated into Indian languages. The jury delves into the significance of literature in translation. The Jaipur Literature Festival and Jaipur BookMark are honoured to host the award ceremony for the third year in a row.
Followed by the Romain Rolland prize announcement, introduced by H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Lenain, presented by Leïla Slimani
Cocktails co-hosted by Institut Français and French Embassy
An immersive experience, a virtual reality installation adapting Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis by the Goethe Institut opens at the Durbar Hall on January 22. Thereafter, come experience the magic at the DC Books JBM Haveli.
Keynote Address: India at Frankfurter Buchmesse
Claudia Kaiser
Aanchal Malhotra, Elaine Canning, Hemali Sodhi, Mita Kapur and Sunny Singh, moderated by Arunava Sinha
Prizes and awards play a crucial role in locating, recognising and encouraging excellence. They help to nurture a critical and self aware literary culture, often bringing otherwise unknown or unrecognised voices from the margins to the mainstream. The recent trend to include and recognise works in translation provide diversity and perspective to the spectrum. Literary prize directors and authors discuss the process.
Ashok Vajpeyi, Chris Agee, Madhav Kaushik, Mindy Gill and Ranjit Hoskote, moderated by Naveen Kishore
While poetry remains a key to literary expression in languages and literatures around the world, as spoken word, digital and print expression, do poetry books actually sell? Instagram avatars clock millions of hits and matching sales but for most poets a published volume remains an arduous journey. Dedicated and engaged publishers speak of their belief and commitment.
Arunava Sinha and Sunandini Banerjee in conversation with Anjum Katyal
Translation is an act of ‘surrender’, of totally immersing oneself in the text. There is no place for ‘ego’ or ‘personality’ in translation as one gets ‘possessed’ by the spirit of the chosen language, piece of literature or poetry. Find out what keeps translators intimately connected with their art in this candid session.
Atiya Zaidi, Niko Pfund, Sunny Singh and Urvashi Butalia, moderated by Manisha Chaudhry
Publishers often seek to tick the right boxes in order to appropriately represent gender, ethnicity and markers or diversity in their books. How do they strike a balance between mere tokenism and embracing true multiculturalism?
Sridhar Balan in conversation with Ravi Singh
Aanchal Malhotra, Arsen Kashkashian, Devangana Dash and Kunal Basu, moderated by Shobhaa De
A great cover is the perfect way to wrap up the story within. How do we judge book cover design? How important is a cover to the identity of the book? Designers, authors, publishers and readers celebrate five years of the coveted Oxford Book Cover Prize.
Followed by the announcement of the 5th Oxford Bookstore Book Cover Prize, presented by Namita Gokhale, Shashi Tharoor and Shobhaa De
Cocktails co-hosted by Oxford Bookstore
-Mehool Parekh’s Bhoot, Bhavish, Bartaman read by Vani Tripathi Tikoo presented by Book2Screen
-Vikram Chandra on The Writing Life introduced by Namita Gokhale
-A Master Class on Pitching
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Jan Stocklassa, Jayapriya Vasudevan, Kanishka Gupta, Mahendra Singh and Vineet Bajpai, Vaishali Mathur
-Naveen Choudhary on How to use social media as a writer
-iWrite Pitch
At the Jaipur BookMark iWrite session, aspiring writers pitch unpublished manuscripts, short stories, poetry and works of fiction and non-fiction to international publishers, literary agents, translators and other industry experts, and perhaps even sign a book deal!
Jury- Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Arundhati Nath, Jayapriya Vasudevan, Kanishka Gupta, Namita Gokhale, Naveen Chaudhary, Preeti Gill, Ramjee Narasimhan, Ranu Bhattacharyya, Shreya Adhikari, Tilottama Shome, Urmila Gupta, Vaishali Mathur and Vineet Bajpai
Festival Directors’ Panel
Opening presentation by Jean - Claude Perrier
The Colour of Money
Alexandra Büchler, Anne O’Brien, Elin Jones, Govind Deecee, Ilke Froyen, Jessie Friedman, Marion Regenscheit, Preeti Gill, Rashmi Ranjan Parida and Vilis Kasims in conversation with Sanjoy K. Roy
Festival directors discuss the colour of money and sponsorship support as an important aspect of their profession. As international festivals are funded by both private and public foundations, which also participate in festivals in various ways, there is an increased pressure to bring on board sponsors, who remain untainted in this complex political and moral ecosystem. How do festivals remain authentic and relevant in their programming, and yet meet the increased demands on festival planning, cost and logistics? Find out how the most successful directors around the world overcome this challenge.
Opening Statement by Namita Gokhale
Transforming Challenges into Opportunities
Ana Filomena Amaral, Anisur Rahman, David McWilliams, Hemali Sodhi, Jessica Alice, Marisol Schulz Manaut, Mita Kapur, Namita Gokhale, Natalia Lomouri, Raghav Chandra, Sian Smyth, Simon Westcott and Tziona Shamay in conversation with Sanjoy K. Roy
How autonomous are literary festivals in the contemporary cultural economy? Does the state have a role with respect to culture and the arts, especially in today’s fraught political climate? To what extent are they functioning independently from the state and sponsors? How do festival directors in particular tackle these issues, without allowing it to tarnish the image of their festivals? Festival directors discuss the challenges faced by them.
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Jean-Claude Perrier, Govind Deecee, Hans Jacob Frydenlund, Namita Gokhale, Naveen Kishore, Neeta Gupta and Sanjoy K. Roy
Address by H.E. Mr. Nils Ragnar Kamsvåg, Namita Gokhale, Naveen Kishore, Sanjoy K. Roy and Vera Michalski-Hoffmann
Keynote Address ‘The Freedom to Publish’
Juergen Boos introduced by Margit Walsø
Jan Carson, Paul McVeigh, R. Cheran and Sunandini Banerjee in conversation with Jayapriya Vasudevan
Stories have a remarkable quality to be told through prose and poetry, words and visuals, a letter or even a postcard. A dynamic panel explores unconventional forms of storytelling and engages with its creative and commercial aspects.
Akhil Katyal, Jerry Johnson, Nandini Krishnan and Urvashi Butalia in conversation with Arpita Das
LGBTQ writing has come into its own and become a specialised genre in publishing. A panel of radical publishers and writers talk about diversity and the challenges of publishing gendered narratives in India.
Anoushka Sabnis, Maja Lunde, Paro Anand and Rohini Chowdhury in conversation with Manisha Chaudhry
When writing for children, how does one strike a balance between entertaining, engaging and being edgy? This session explores the unique methods that successful writers from around the world employ to reach out to their young audiences.
Jayant Kaikini, Manasi Subramaniam, Ravi Singh and Udayan Mitra in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
India is the second largest English language publisher in the world and also has a vibrant publishing industry in 22 languages. Is there a synergy that they share via translations? How do they support each other? Publishing veterans come together and discuss the convergences of language and readership.
Readings by Akhil Katyal, Sohini Basak, R. Cheran and Ulrike Almut Sandig, introduced by Akshaya Bahibala and Satabdi Mishra
Poems on the Road, an initiative by Walking Bookfairs, is a 10,000 kilometre long, unique tour of India, ferrying poetry books, across all major cities and states of India. The tour celebrates books and poetry, and the importance of reading, writing and sharing poetry with each other. We are delighted to host them at Jaipur BookMark 2019 as they drive through Rajasthan.
Co-hosted by the Royal Norwegian Embassy
Naveen Kishore, Urvashi Butalia and Vera Michalski-Hoffmann in conversation with Manasi Subramaniam
Is publishing a ‘service’? A ‘calling’? A ‘life’s work’? Somewhere along the way we may have begun to believe that this business of books is a higher vocation. There is a feeling of fraternity. Is their area of influence coming under threat? Publishing maestros deconstruct the world publishers inhabit.
Akshaya Bahibala, Maina Bhagat, Manish Dhariwal, Priyanka Malhotra, Rick Simonson and Shuchi Saraswat in conversation with Anuj Bahri
Can bookselling be pursued as a career? How does the publishing industry support booksellers? What are the opportunities to learn and grow in the publishing industry as a bookseller? This session will look into the realities of real estate and brick and mortar bookstores versus online book retail.
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Chris Feik, Jack Ramm, Renuka Chatterjee and Sunandini Banerjee in conversation with Trisha de Niyogi
How much are publishing companies investing in skilling their young employees? Can the employees visualise their professional scope in the industry? This session brings out the challenges faced by employers in grooming and retaining talent.
Annie Montaut, Daniel Hahn, Jean-Claude Perrier, Jenny Bhatt, Kalpana Raina, Margit Walsø, N. Kalyan Raman, Pariksith Singh, Priya Sarukkai Chabria, Ranjita Biswas, Rohini Chowdhury, Ravi Singh, Ros Schwartz, Saket Suman and Shahnaz Habib moderated by Arunava Sinha, Keynote by Ros Schwartz
A plethora of international awards recognising translations and the growing interest of readers has led to a boom in the business of translations. This discussion will engage with perennial questions of whether translation can capture the depth of literature and culture, and the role translators play in discovering stories from around the world.
Anish Chandy, Bobby Bedi, François Pernot, Leeladhar Mandloi, Neelesh Misra, Smriti Kiran, Vikrant Mathur and Yogesh Dashrath in conversation with Vani Tripathi Tikoo
Publishing is one of the most ancient industries and yet constantly adapting to modern platforms of storytelling. It is essential to discuss the emergent revenue streams for content generated across genres how they support and sustain each other. A distinguished panel will also discuss the issues of privacy and piracy in content consumption.
Aman Nath, Anuradha Roy, Jan Carson and Pramod Kapoor in conversation with Alka Pande
Great covers emerge from the stories within. How do authors envisage their book covers? What do publishers want? A dialogue on designing book covers that delves into the world of authors, publishers and readers.
Co-hosted by Oxford BookStore
Ahdaf Soueif, Ajit Baral, Ajit Pradhan, Anant Vijay, Anvita Pradhan, Cherilyn Parsons, David McWilliams, Emmanuel Delloye, Geoffrey Taylor, Isabelle Delloye, Jane McCredie, Janhavi Prasada, Jayapriya Vasudevan, Juergen Boos, Marieke Hardy, Mary Therese Kurkalang, Meenakshi Alimchandani, Mita Kapur, Namita Devidayal, Namita Gokhale, Neelesh Misra, Nirupama Kotru, Oliver Møystad, Omar Robert Hamilton, Pariksith Singh, Paul McVeigh, Pravin Sharma, Preeti Gill, Rima Hooja, Sabin Iqbal, Sian Smyth, Smita Parikh, Vikas Singh, Vincent Montagne and Will Dawson, hosted by Sanjoy K. Roy
While literature festivals continue to be at the forefront in the fight for freedom of expression, do they reflect the politics of our times? Festival directors share their stories, challenges and learnings in the continued fight for space for dissent and debate.
Anna Solding, Jeremy Trevathan, Karthika V.K. and Vera Michalski-Hoffmann in conversation with Jaya Bhattacharji Rose
Independent publishers with lower overheads are finding their niche position in the publishing industry around the world, even as publishing giants are consolidating their positions. This session talks about creative risk taking and the tools that brave, new publishers adopt.
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Alind Maheshwari, Arpita Das, Claudia Kaiser, Kannan Sundaram, Maggie Doyle, Michael Healy, Phillipa McGuinness, Prashasti Rastogi, Safir Anand and Urvashi Butalia, moderated by Naveen Kishore
Copyright underpins everything we do as an industry and without it all opportunities quickly recede. The principle of copyright is threatened at a global level and to a degree we have never seen before. This is true in India as it is in many countries. This session is a call to publishers, literary agents, rights managers, lawyers, authors and international book fair organisers for the protection of copyright.
Alind Maheshwari, Ananth Padmanabhan, Esha Chatterjee, Himanshu Giri, Lipika Bhushan, Meera Johri, Ravi Deecee and Satabdi Mishra in conversation with Naveen Choudhary
The selling and distribution of books is at the core of the publishing industry, constantly evolving over the last two centuries. In this scenario, it becomes essential to examine the disruptions and creative innovations of book distribution and find new ways to promote and sell books.
Kalpana Raina, Kannan Sundaram, Minakshi Thakur, Nirupama Kotru, Rita Chowdhury and Satyanand Nirupam in conversation with Mini Krishnan
At Jaipur BookMark, we are constantly trying to bring the best of Indian writing to the rest of the world and help facilitate the sale and exchange of rights both between Indian languages, and internationally. With this session we hope to begin answering the question that publishers and agents from across the world often ask: How do we get to know Indian literatures and translate from, into and between Indian languages?
Anushree Rathore, Arpita Das, Esha Chatterjee, Manasi Subramaniam, Manisha Chaudhry, Meera Johri, Marie Desmeures, Naveen Kishore, Prashasti Rastogi, Renuka Chatterjee, Ravi Deecee, Ravi Singh, Shweta Khurana and Urvashi Butalia
While the publishing industry has tried to be gender-inclusive and is, in fact, increasingly being led by women, gender biases do still permeate the workplace. This session explores establishing and balancing personal boundaries along with professional growth.
Romain Rolland prize announcement, introduced by H.E. Mr. Alexandre Ziegler and
Annie Montaut, Chinmoy Guha, Michele Albaret-Maatsch, Namita Gokhale and Ros Schwartz, in conversation with Renuka George
The ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival and Jaipur BookMark are honoured to host the award ceremony for the Romain Rolland prize for the second year in a row. This prize awards the best French fiction title translated into an Indian language. The jury will discuss this year’s entries and delve into the significance of translation, literature and cosmopolitanism.
Anita Nair, Ekta Kumar, Jack Ramm, Jayapriya Vasudevan, Meghna Pant and Paul McVeigh in conversation with Preeti Gill
At the Jaipur BookMark iWrite session, storytellers, literary enthusiasts and writers will pitch unpublished manuscripts, short-stories, poetry and works of fiction and non-fiction to international publishers, literary agents, translators and other industry experts, and perhaps even sign a book deal!
Jury - Anish Chandy, Anuj Bahri, Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Deeba Salim, Jayapriya Vasudevan, Mita Kapur, Neeta Gupta, Preeti Gill and Ramjee Narasiman Book launches: Avinash Mishra, Chandra R. Talware, Sarthak Parashar and Vatsala Mendonca will present their First Book Club published titles
Co-hosted by the Royal Norwegian Embassy
Akshaya Rautaray, Nikko Odiseos, Tilak Sharma, Satabdi Mishra and Shruti Sharma in conversation with Urvashi Butalia
Yogesh Dashrath, Arcopol Chaudhuri, Rukun Kaul and Aditi Maheshwari Goyal in conversation with Mita Kapur
Anantha Padmanabhan, Ian de Toffoli, Manisha Chaudhry and Rick Simonson in conversation with Arpita Das
Carin Gerhardsen, Minna Lindgren, Odd Harald Hauge and Oliver Moystad in conversation with H. E. Mr. Nils Ragnar Kamsvåg
Priya Kapoor, Ranjana Sengupta, Ravi Singh and Sugata Ghosh in conversation with Preeti Gill
Anant Vijay, Ananth Padmanabhan, Arun Maheshwari, Baldeo Bhai Sharma, Bijal Vachharajani, K. Sreenivasarao, Manas Saikia, Ratnesh Jha, Renu Kaul, Robert Watkins and Urvashi Butalia in conversation with Atiya Zaidi
Alind Maheshwari, Anant Vijay, Esha Chatterjee, Vikrant Mathur, Vineet Bajpai and Vivek Shanbhag in conversation with Arpita Das
Manisha Chaudhury, Payal Malhotra, Sugata Ghosh, Terri- ann White and Vikas Gupta in conversation with Atiya Zaidi
Daryl Shute, Dayanita Singh, Madhukar Purohit, Margrete Lamond and Rupi Kaur in conversation with Preeti Gill
Aman Nath, B.N. Goswamy, Dayanita Singh, Jagannath Panda, Maina Bhagat and Sunandini Banerjee in conversation with Alka Pande
Neelima Tikku, Indira Chandrasekhar, D.P. Agrawal, Eric Akoto, Sam Cooney, Shireen Quadri, Sunandan Roy Chowdhury and Vivek Shanbhag in conversation with Subhro Bandopadhyay
K. Sreenivasarao, Deepchand Sankhla, Ravi Deecee, Vikas Singh, Maya Mrig, Shailesh Bharatwasi and Prashant Bissa in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
Benjamin Dix, Gunjan Ahlawat, Nicky Arscott, Sunandini Banerjee and Zac O'Yeah in conversation with Lolita Dutta
Anna Cecelia Moulton, Annie Montaut, Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones, Han Yujoo, Mridula Nath Chakraborty and Tara June Winch in conversation with Sudeep Sen
Arunava Sinha, K. Sreenivasarao, Mini Krishnan, Sukrita Paul Kumar, Tridip Suhrud and Vivek Shanbhag in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
Alexandra Büchler, Ameena Saiyid, Cathy McCullough, Chandra Prakash Tiwari, Cherilyn Parsons, David McWilliams, Geoffrey Taylor, Janhavi Prasada, Kanak Chauhan, Kathryn Baird, K. Sreenivasarao, Maina Bhagat, Meenakshi Alimchandani, Mita Kapur, Namita Gokhale, Oliver Moystad, Prashant Kashyap, Ravi Deecee, Sanaz Fotouhi, Shyam Parikh, Sian Smyth and Ulrich Schreiber moderated by Sanjoy K. Roy
Alexandra Büchler, Ameena Saiyid, Cathy McCullough, Chandra Prakash Tiwari, Cherilyn Parsons, David McWilliams, Geoffrey Taylor, Janhavi Prasada, Kanak Chauhan, Kathryn Baird, K. Sreenivasarao, Maina Bhagat, Meenakshi Alimchandani, Mita Kapur, Namita Gokhale, Oliver Moystad, Prashant Kashyap, Ravi Deecee, Sanaz Fotouhi, Shyam Parikh, Sian Smyth, Ulrich Schreiber and Smita Parikh moderated by Sanjoy K. Roy
Adriana Lisboa, Eurig Salisbury, Hemant Divate, Sampurna Chattarji and Sunandan Roy Chowdhury in conversation with Alexandra Büchler
Akshaye Rathi, Anish Chandy, Anu Singh Choudhary, Anurag Kashyap, Arpita Das, Gaurav Solanki, Karan Anshuman, Kathy Reichs, Pankaj Dubey, Sameer Nair and Shailesh Bharatwasi in conversation with Vani Tripathi Tikoo
Akshaye Rathi, Anish Chandy, Anu Singh Choudhary, Anurag Kashyap, Arpita Das, Gaurav Solanki, Karan Anshuman, Kathy Reichs, Pankaj Dubey, Sameer Nair and Shailesh Bharatwasi in conversation with Vani Tripathi Tikoo
Kelly Falconer, Mita Kapur, Pierre Astier and Preeti Gill in conversation with Anuj Bahri
Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Anuj Bahri, Jakob Sandvad, Kelly Falconer, Manasi Subramaiam, Mita Kapur, Preeti Gill, Urvashi Butalia, Vikas Gupta and Zac O'Yeah
Ashok Chopra, Priyanka Malhotra and R.P. Jain in conversation with Aditi Maheshwari Goyal
Akhil Katyal, Galina Lazareva, Mini Krishnan and Radha Chakravarty in conversation with Manasi Subramaniam
Annie Montaut, Chinmoy Guha, Michèle Albaret-Maatsch, Namita Gokhale and Renuka George in conversation with by Nicolas Idier