Archive · 8 Dec 2025
2025 Atta Galatta Bangalore Literature Festival Winners Announced
The Bangalore Literature Festival and Atta Galatta 2025 announced the winners of their book prizes.
They gave awards in different categories like fiction, nonfiction, and children's books.
The winners include books like 'Rama Bhima Soma' by Srikar Raghavan for nonfiction, 'Song of the Asunam' by Rajiv Eipe for cover design, and 'The Commonsense Diet' by Rujuta Diwekar for popular choice.
There were also winners for children's books in story, illustration, fiction, and nonfiction categories.
This event celebrates great books and authors.
The Bangalore Literature Festival and Atta Galatta 2025 announced book prize winners in various categories.
Nonfiction winner: 'Rama Bhima Soma: Cultural Investigations into Modern Karnataka' by Srikar Raghavan.
Cover design winner: 'Song of the Asunam' by Rajiv Eipe.
Popular choice winner: 'The Commonsense Diet: Stop Overthinking, Start Eating' by Rujuta Diwekar.
Children's book winners include 'Go Go Flamingo' by Devashish Makhija for story, 'The Little Book of Indian Dogs' by Chandrima Chatterjee for illustration, 'Giants' by Huthuka Sumi for fiction, and 'History Unpacked: The Why, When and What of Ancient India' by Saisudha Acharya for nonfiction.
- Who
- The Bangalore Literature Festival and Atta Galatta 2025
- What
- Announced book prize winners in various categories
- When
- 2025
- Where
- Bangalore
- Why
- To recognize outstanding literary works
- Fiction Winner
- Not specified
- Nonfiction Winner
- Rama Bhima Soma: Cultural Investigations into Modern Karnataka by Srikar Raghavan
- Cover Design Winner
- Song of the Asunam by Rajiv Eipe
- Popular Choice Winner
- The Commonsense Diet: Stop Overthinking, Start Eating by Rujuta Diwekar
- Children’s Picture Book Story Winner
- Go Go Flamingo by Devashish Makhija
- Children’s Picture Book Illustration Winner
- The Little Book of Indian Dogs by Chandrima Chatterjee
- Children’s Fiction Winner
- Giants by Huthuka Sumi
- Children’s Nonfiction Winner
- History Unpacked: The Why, When and What of Ancient India by Saisudha Acharya