
The ninth edition of the Kerala Literature Festival, held from January 22-25 on the beaches of
Kozhikode, reaffirmed its stature as Asia’s largest literary gathering and one of the world’s
most dynamic cultural forums. Drawing over 700,000 attendees and featuring 500+ speakers
across 350 sessions, the festival transformed the city’s iconic seafront into a vibrant public
platform for ideas spanning... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksFiction | |||

What does Kashmir really feel like… beyond what we see in the news?
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, Ipsita Chakravarty shares stories that rarely make it into headlines — stories of ordinary people, quiet fears, coded language, and lives sh... more
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, acclaimed writer Pico Iyer joins Nandini Nair for a deeply moving conversation on silence, solitude, fire, time, faith, service and how to stay human in an age of constant distraction.
Drawing from his book Le... more
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, Shashi Tharoor breaks down the story behind India’s Constitution — from its creation to how it continues to evolve today.
Shashi Tharoor explains why it is called a “living document”, how amendments have shape... more
Is love really what we believe it is?
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, Preeti Shenoy shares a deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation on love, regret, writing, and the true meaning of home.
From writing since the age of 7 to touc... more
Is love really what we believe it is?
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, Preeti Shenoy shares a deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation on love, regret, writing, and the true meaning of home.
From writing since the age of 7 to touc... more
Why do people fight so much over history?
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, historian and author Manu S Pillai shares a thought-provoking perspective on how the past continues to shape the world we live in today.
Session : The Past is Present... more
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, acclaimed actor and activist Prakash Raj shares his remarkable journey — from arriving in Chennai with just ₹120 to becoming one of India’s most fearless voices in cinema and public life.
In conversation with ... more
Is love really what we believe it is?
At the Kerala Literature Festival 2026, Preeti Shenoy shares a deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation on love, regret, writing, and the true meaning of home.
From writing since the age of 7 to touc... more
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