Archive · 28 Sep 2025
NBT Aims to Publish Unbiased Fact-Based Books for Young Readers
Imagine a library filled with books, but some of them might not be telling the whole truth, especially when it comes to politics or new technologies.
The National Book Trust (NBT) wants to fix this!
They are creating books for kids that are based on real facts, not just opinions.
These books will be written by experts like IIT Kanpur to make sure the information is reliable and unbiased.
This way, young readers can make smart decisions based on real information.
NBT is also working to translate books into many languages so everyone can read them, and they're showcasing Indian literature around the world!
NBT is focused on publishing fact-based books for young readers.
Books are designed to avoid political biases and misinformation.
NBT is collaborating with institutions like IIT Kanpur for unbiased analysis.
The Trust aims to promote books that contribute to nation-building and self-development.
NBT faces challenges in translating books, especially between Indian languages.
- Who
- NBT (National Book Trust) and Prof. Milind Sudhakar Marathe
- What
- NBT is publishing fact-based, unbiased books for young readers.
- When
- Ongoing initiative, discussed during Gomti Book Festival.
- Where
- Lucknow, India (Gomti Book Festival)
- Why
- To provide authentic information and promote nation-building.
- Organization
- National Book Trust (NBT)
- Focus
- Fact-based books for young readers
- Objective
- Overcoming translation challenges
- Festival
- Gomti Book Festival
- International Presence
- Participates in book fairs worldwide
- Translations
- Translated 30 books into Gojri