Which is the City of Literature in India?
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Kozhikode in north Kerala, known for its rich cultural heritage, was on Sunday officially declared as India’s first UNESCO ‘City of Literature’.
Kozhikode, in north Kerala, is officially recognized as UNESCO’s ‘City of Literature’. Home to 70 publishing houses producing up to 500 books annually and 550 libraries, Kozhikode’s rich literary heritage and vibrant publishing scene have earned the city this prestigious title. Kozhikode received its designation, thanks to the dedicated efforts of students from the National Institute of Technology, Calicut. M.B. Rajesh, Kerala’s Minister of Local Self-Government made the official announcement on June 23,2024.