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Celebrating the Joy of Reading, Amazon India deepens mission to 'Make India Read More' on World Book Day 2023
Punjab Times (English Edition)
|April 24, 2025
New Delhi, April 23
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This World Book Day, Amazon India is advancing its 'Make India Read More' mission to cultivate a reading culture through democratizing access, building awareness, and community engagement. This commitment builds on Amazon's ongoing efforts to bring reading closer to customers across the country. 'Books are at the heart of India and reflect its cultural and literary traditions. India's literary ecosystem is deep and diverse, and our mission is to reflect that diversity and discovery our focus is to make reading more accessible to everyone. Whether it's a young reader in a metro or a student in a Tier-Il town, we want to ensure that everyone discovers National Book Trust
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