The biggest and smallest books of the Vedas were displayed in the stall located in Hall No. 2 which became the center of attraction in the World Book Fair. Harish Kumar
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Shashi Thakur, New Delhi. A unique combination of knowledge, faith, heritage and luxury is being seen in the corridors of the World Book Fair organized at Pragati Maidan. World Book Fair Gen-ji, apart from literature and novels, has also become a topic of discussion among the readers regarding those wonders this time. Where the weight of knowledge is being weighed not only on the brain but also on the scales. Somewhere here the essence of the universe is contained in the form of Vedas, while somewhere the verses of the Holy Quran which have come from Iran are hypnotizing the readers with their fragrance.
20 kg bundle of knowledge riding on an elephant
As soon as you enter Hall No. 2 of Pragati Maidan, the huge Divya Veda Vani book decorated in royal style at the stall of Arya Samaj is surprising the readers. Here, the combined epic of the four Vedas Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda sits on a replica of a huge elephant. Which weighs approximately 20 kg and contains the vastness of knowledge of Sanatan Dharma in 6500 pages.
Stall officials said that the price of this book is approximately Rs 47 thousand. Near this book, the formats of the smallest books of the four Vedas have also been displayed. Readers are trying to read this book along with seeing it.
Iran is smelling in the pages of Malaysia
The combination of simplicity and grandeur in the Quran is being seen at Iran's stall in the World Book Fair. Its specialty is not only its rectangles but its structure. Its pages have been made from special wood from Malaysia, due to which a pleasant fragrance is attracting the reader as soon as the page is turned. The exquisite leather cover and engraved printing on 600 pages give it the status of a work of art. All three such special copies that came to the fair have already been booked.
When gold appeared on the pages
Amidst the literary discussions, the expensive poetry of Vani Prakashan has written a new definition of richness and respect. The price of this book by author Oma The Ak is Rs 25 thousand. The pages of this velvet bound book have been coated with gold. It is being counted among the most expensive books in Hindi literature.