Dibrugarh University International Literature Festival

08/03/2026

In India: Literature, Colors and Languages” — an insightful reflection on India’s culture and everyday life from the streets of Dibrugarh, Assam.

In this piece, Algerian novelist Saeed Khatebi, who attended the Dibrugarh University International Literature Festival, shares his observations and experiences of India’s diversity, languages, and vibrant literary atmosphere.

Published in Al-Quds Al-Arabi.
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08/03/2026

"In India: Literature, Colors and Languages” — an insightful reflection on India’s culture and everyday life from the streets of Dibrugarh, Assam.

In this piece, Algerian novelist Saeed Khatebi, who attended the Dibrugarh University International Literature Festival, shares his observations and experiences of India’s diversity, languages, and vibrant literary atmosphere.

Published in Al-Quds Al-Arabi.
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يحدثني البائع عن الفوارق بين الشاي الأخضر والشاي الأحمر، عن نسبة الكافيين في كل واحد منهما وعن الاختلاف في الطعم، كما يكلمني عن المزرعة التي يرعاها مع أخيه، والتي ت....

21/02/2026

Four days of stories, voices and unforgettable conversations came to a graceful close at the 3rd Dibrugarh University International Literature Festival 2026.

The grand closing ceremony at Dibrugarh University was graced by Hon’ble Education Minister Ranoj Pegu, Vice-Chancellor Jiten Hazarika, IAS officer B. Kalyan Chakraborty and celebrated authors including Ann Morgan, Sherif Bakr and Murzban Fali Shroff.

The official festival souvenir, Fabula Rasa, was ceremonially unveiled during the closing ceremony, marking a lasting tribute to the festival’s global voices, themes, and literary journeys.

During the ceremony, Murzban Fali Shroff reflected on the emotional and creative journey behind his book Muses over Mumbai, sharing how a story continues to evolve long after it is printed—through readers, conversations and lived experiences.

With 150+ authors, 60+ sessions, and voices from 25+ nations, this year’s theme “Writings from the Middle East and North Africa” built bridges across cultures and continents.

As the curtains fall, the stories don’t end—they travel with us.
See you in 2027.

21/02/2026

📍Closing Ceremony Live from Ranghaar Auditorium

As four unforgettable days of stories, voices, and ideas draw to a close, the spirit of DUILF rises for one final time—live from the heart of Rangghar Auditorium, where literature finds its grand farewell and its lasting echo.

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