The National Book Trust (NBT) is making books without personal or political bias. NBT chairman Prof Milind Sudhakar Marathe said this at the Gomti Book Festival in Lucknow. He said they want to give readers true facts.
Lucknow, 28 Sep 2025
The National Book Trust (NBT) is making books without personal or political bias. NBT chairman Prof Milind Sudhakar Marathe said this at the Gomti Book Festival in Lucknow. He said they want to give readers true facts.
NBT Aims for Authentic Books
NBT works under the Education Ministry. It is asking experts to write books on important topics. For example, IIT Kanpur is writing about digital changes in India. IIM Mumbai is writing about good government work. This way, the books will not have political views. Young readers want real facts, not exaggerated claims. NBT is trying to give them this. NBT works under the Education Ministry. It is asking experts to write books on important topics. For example, IIT Kanpur is writing about digital changes in India. IIM Mumbai is writing about good government work. This way, the books will not have political views. Young readers want real facts, not exaggerated claims. NBT is trying to give them this. The National Book Trust (NBT) is consciously commissioning books that are free from individual and political biases, and rooted in facts for…
Focus on Indian Culture and Global Reach
NBT wants to publish books about Indian culture. They are also taking Indian books to other countries. NBT joins book fairs in places like Frankfurt and Moscow. They show Indian books there. NBT also translates books into many languages. But it is hard to find people who can translate between different Indian languages. For foreign languages, they get help from Indians living abroad.
Books inspire youth to align their lives with a larger social and national purpose
NBT will continue to publish unbiased, fact-based books for readers. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 28 Sep 2025, 10:01 IST; source: link
