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Mumbai Literature Festival Announces 17th Edition, Free Registration
Mumbai’s literature festival is preparing for its 17th edition.
It is scheduled to run from October 23 to 25 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts.
The festival brings writers and other guests together to talk about books and many other subjects.
People can register for free on the festival’s website.
They first make a Literature Lover!
account and choose the sessions they want to attend.
The article advises leaving at least 30 minutes between bookings.
People with confirmed sessions receive a QR code and an M-badge by email or WhatsApp.
At the venue, they can collect a physical badge that is valid for all three days.
The 17th Mumbai Literature Festival is scheduled for October 23–25.
The festival will be held at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Mumbai.
Its programme is expected to cover literature, cinema, medicine, history, economics, arts, sports, technology, the environment and the digital ecosystem.
Registration is free and begins by creating a Literature Lover! account at litlive.in.
After choosing sessions, attendees receive a QR code and an M-badge, then collect a physical badge at the festival desk.
- Who
- The Mumbai Literature Festival and people interested in attending.
- What
- The festival’s 17th edition, with literary conversations and sessions across multiple subjects.
- Where
- The National Centre for the Performing Arts, Nariman Point, Mumbai.
- When
- October 23–25; the article does not specify the year.
- Why
- To bring authors, poets, journalists, thinkers and readers together for conversations about literature and other subjects.
Key facts
- Edition
- 17th
- Dates
- October 23–25; year not specified
- Venue
- National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), Nariman Point, Mumbai
- Registration cost
- Free
- Registration website
- litlive.in
- Session booking advice
- Leave at least 30 minutes between consecutive bookings
- Festival badge
- Physical badge collected at the festival desk; valid for all three days
Sources
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