India has added another remarkable achievement to its cultural milestones by creating a world record for the largest poster display at the Pune Book Festival, held in Pune, Maharashtra. The record-breaking display celebrated the power of books, reading, and knowledge, turning the festival into a historic moment for India’s literary community.
The massive poster installation featured an extensive collection of visually striking posters, carefully arranged to meet world record guidelines. Designed around themes of literature, education, and intellectual heritage, the display captured the attention of visitors, authors, publishers, and students attending the festival. The scale and precision of the installation made it one of the most talked-about attractions of the event.
Organisers said the initiative was aimed at promoting reading culture and reinforcing the importance of books in an increasingly digital world. The poster display showcased quotes from renowned authors, illustrations inspired by classic and contemporary literature, and messages encouraging young readers to develop a lifelong bond with books.
Officials and record adjudicators verified the display on-site, confirming that it surpassed the previous benchmark and officially entered the global record books. The announcement was met with loud applause and celebrations from attendees, marking a proud moment for Pune and the country as a whole.
The Pune Book Festival has grown into one of India’s major literary events, drawing participants from across the nation. This world record achievement further strengthened its reputation as a platform that blends creativity, education, and large-scale public engagement.
