The Tricity Bookstall took place at Doon Public School during a scheduled meeting for parents, where they gathered to discuss, consult, and review their children’s academic progress.

This setting provided a unique opportunity to introduce parents to wisdom literature in a calm and reflective environment. With the valuable support of the school librarian, the bookstall was thoughtfully organized, allowing visitors to explore a curated collection of books on philosophy, self-awareness, and meaningful living.

Students from all classes also showed curiosity and enthusiasm, actively participating in the bookstall. They expressed a genuine interest in the titles, feeling that these books could greatly benefit their personal growth and understanding.

Many parents engaged in thoughtful conversations about the importance of inner growth alongside academic development. This interaction added a deeper dimension to the day, making it not just a focus on results but also on learning and understanding life more holistically.

Overall, the experience was insightful and enriching, fostering meaningful engagement with both students’ education and personal development.

Our team enthusiastically participated in पुस्तक मेला, a grand multi-day exhibition held from 7th to 13th November 2025 at Indradhanush Auditorium, Sector 5, Panchkula (Haryana).

This 7-day event was a vibrant celebration of literature, art, and culture, featuring a wide variety of stalls including multiple categories of book exhibitions, art & craft displays, and cultural showcases. Each day of the event followed a unique theme, making it an engaging and dynamic experience for visitors throughout the duration.

We proudly set up our Wisdom Literature Tricity Bookstall, where we connected with people from all age groups. Our stall became a space for meaningful interaction, where visitors explored value-based books and engaged in thoughtful discussions.

A special highlight of the event was the participation of several schools during selected days. Students, accompanied by their teachers, visited the venue to take part in cultural programs held in the auditorium and explore the various bookstalls. This created a lively and inspiring environment filled with young energy and curiosity.

Over three enriching days, the Tricity Bookstall at Panjab University became a vibrant space of curiosity, dialogue, and thoughtful exploration.
Students from diverse academic backgrounds—particularly Philosophy, Science, and Sanskrit—actively participated in meaningful discussions centered around Vedanta and deeper philosophical inquiry. The stall encouraged open interaction, where visitors could freely browse books, ask questions, and engage in reflective conversations beyond the boundaries of formal education.
Many students not only explored the collection but also purchased books and shared their personal reflections, making the experience both intellectual and transformative.
A special highlight of the event was an inspiring interaction on the final day with a member of the Haryana Police, fondly known as the “Tree Man.” His appreciation for the initiative and his keen interest in the books added a unique and memorable dimension to the event.
Overall, the bookstall served as a peaceful and engaging hub for those seeking clarity, knowledge, and meaningful dialogue amidst the energetic environment of Cyanide 2025.