The 29th Hyderabad Book Fair to be held at NTR Stadium from December 18 to 27 was inaugurated on Friday. The annual Fair showcases thousands of books from all Indian languages and it will be a treat fior al book lovers. Meanwhile one of the author who is exhibiting his book at the fair is getting protection.
The author is Boggula Srinivas who wrote a book titled "Pawan Kalyan Hatao - Politics Bachao". Boggula Srinivas came with a book titled Pawan Hatao-Desh Bachao which was launched couple of days back at Somajiguda Press Club, Hyderabad.
Writer blasted Pawan for going back on his promises like not supporting anyone based on caste,creed,religion etc. He faced the ire of Pawan's fans who slammed his book saying it's just a publicity stunt by the writer.
Coming to present, In the book fair to be held at NTR stadium from today, Srinivas will exhibit his book in stall 306. Telangana Government has decided to provide Srinivas with police security following his appeal to Telangana's Home Minister Nayani Narasimha Reddy. Srinivas approached police saying that he had a threat from Pawan Kalyan or his fans.
The 10-day festival will also see writers and editors sharing their experiences and the fair will be open from 2pm to 8.30pm on Weekdays and 12pm to 9pm on weekends.
The author is Boggula Srinivas who wrote a book titled "Pawan Kalyan Hatao - Politics Bachao". Boggula Srinivas came with a book titled Pawan Hatao-Desh Bachao which was launched couple of days back at Somajiguda Press Club, Hyderabad.
Writer blasted Pawan for going back on his promises like not supporting anyone based on caste,creed,religion etc. He faced the ire of Pawan's fans who slammed his book saying it's just a publicity stunt by the writer.
Coming to present, In the book fair to be held at NTR stadium from today, Srinivas will exhibit his book in stall 306. Telangana Government has decided to provide Srinivas with police security following his appeal to Telangana's Home Minister Nayani Narasimha Reddy. Srinivas approached police saying that he had a threat from Pawan Kalyan or his fans.
The 10-day festival will also see writers and editors sharing their experiences and the fair will be open from 2pm to 8.30pm on Weekdays and 12pm to 9pm on weekends.