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| Two Books “Bhav Rang” and “Sahitya Samay aur Disha” Launched at 11th Global Literary Festival Noida 2025 |
Noida: The spirit of creativity and literary unity reached a new height at the 11th Global Literary Festival Noida 2025, held at Marwah Studios, Film City Noida, with the grand launch of two remarkable books — “Bhav Rang” by 62 eminent writers and “Sahitya Samay aur Disha” by 45 writers, both published by Marwah Studios Publications.
The book launch ceremony was inaugurated by renowned literary figures and dignitaries including Sona Sharma, Author; Vandana Rag, Fiction Writer; Vivek Mishra, Author; Ravi Valluri, Author; Michael Pal, Cultural Director, Embassy of Austria; Faisal Mahmud, Minister (Press), High Commission of Bangladesh; and Dr. Umapati Dixit, Renowned Author, Central Hindi Institute.
Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Writers Association of India, expressed pride in supporting and promoting literary talent from across the nation. He said, “We had declared during the Writers Association meeting that we would love to publish books and encourage writers and poets. Today, I am delighted to see that vision take shape. Bringing together 62 and 45 talented writers under one umbrella reflects our commitment to nurturing creative voices and preserving literary excellence.”
Both books — “Bhav Rang” and “Sahitya Samay aur Disha” — represent a vibrant confluence of thoughts, emotions, and reflections by diverse authors and poets from different parts of India. Their writings capture the essence of contemporary Indian literature, highlighting the country’s cultural richness and intellectual depth.
On this occasion, Participation Certificates along with books were also presented to all contributing writers and poets in recognition of their creative contributions.
Dr. Sushil Bharti, Festival Director, extended a warm vote of thanks, appreciating the contributions of all participating authors, guests, and the organizing team for making the event a memorable celebration of words and ideas.
The event reinforced the festival’s mission to encourage literary collaboration and promote India’s growing community of writers and thinkers on a global stage.
