Krithi is the international festival of books and authors, opening up a vast world of literature for readers, budding writers and literature enthusiasts of different generations. The last editions of Krithi concluded with great applause.

Thus, the expectations are higher for our third edition, ‘Krithi 2020’.

‘Samskarathinte Nerarivu (Along with the Real Culture)’ is the theme of Krithi 2020.

The aim of Krithi 2020 is to promote new writers and reading habit knowing the true essence of culture and environment. As a part of this, Krithi launched a campaign ‘A Book for a Child’, which is to develop the reading habit of children by

ensuring a better nation with resourceful people.

Krithi 2020 focuses on the quality and purpose of the event to enlighten everyone throughout our journey. It’s a great privilege that we could add three more languages like Gujarati, Bengali, and Hindi this year. Apart from that, more speakers and publishers willingly came forward to become a part of Krithi 2020

along with art, food and literary fest.

Kerala, the most literate Indian state where reading is in the blood of common man and freedom of expression is sacrosanct, is at the forefront of nurturing a literary eco system that transcends beyond boundaries. Today, the Government of Kerala takes a leap and brings together literary lovers across the globe through an international platform – International Book Fair 2020.

The fair which will be held from 6th-16th February 2020 at the Marine Drive grounds, Kochi, Kerala, will be a one of kind platform for international, national and local publishers who wish to reach out to the most well informed audiences with a rich literary lineage.