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Published on August 7, 2023
There are special cafes in India that combine books and food. These cafes have a cozy atmosphere with books all around, making them great places for writers and book lovers. They offer delicious dishes and a peaceful environment to spark creativity. You can find such cafes in cities and developing towns alike. They invite visitors to explore literature while enjoying tasty food. Let's take a closer look at these lovely cafes, where the smell of coffee blends with the joy of reading.
These are some of the cafes in India that promise a cozy atmosphere along with a comfortable food menu, making you feel pampered and special.
1. Writer’s Cafe, Bangalore.
Writer's Cafe, located in Kalyan Nagar, is a haven for writers and book lovers. The cozy atmosphere, surrounded by books, inspires creativity. Whether you choose to sit indoors or outdoors, this cafe offers a peaceful space to think and write while enjoying food and coffee. The eclectic decor, with book-themed murals, adds to the charm. For writers seeking inspiration and book enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in literature, Writer's Cafe is the ideal spot in Kalyan Nagar. Enjoy a strong cup of coffee, savor a delicious meal, and explore the vast collection of awesome literature here.
2 The Bibliophilia Cafe, Guwahati
The Bibliophilia Cafe in Guwahati is a beloved spot, combining a bookstore and cafe since January 2019. The menu includes omelettes, burgers, sandwiches, pastas, noodles, and various types of maggi. While you enjoy your meal, explore the tall shelves filled with a diverse collection of books, from young-adult classics to the latest bestsellers. The cafe's walls are adorned with pictures of famous authors and book covers, creating a cozy atmosphere. Plus, there's WiFi available for access to e-books, journals, and online libraries.
3 The Reader's Cafe, Delhi
The Reader's Cafe in Delhi is where delectable European dishes meet a treasure trove of books. The menu boasts classics like tomato basil bruschetta, mozzarella pizza, and lasagna, alongside tempting treats such as chocolate mousse and blueberry muffins. Savor a variety of teas and coffees as you immerse yourself in the literary world. This cafe is a hub for book launches, literary games, and engaging events, attracting bookworms who happily explore the well-stocked bookshelves against the charming wood-panelled walls.
4 Rachna Bookstore Cafe, Gangtok
Rachna Bookstore Cafe in Gangtok is a cherished family-run establishment since 1970. Delight in a well-curated collection of Sikkimese, Tibetan, and Nepalese literary treasures, diving into the rich history of the region. From its humble beginnings as a general bookstore with a few magazines and novels, it has now blossomed into a thriving space that includes the Fiction cafe and Bookman's BnB lodging services. Treat yourself to scrumptious cheesecakes, momos, sandwiches, and Vietnamese coffee, among other delightful dishes. Keep your eyes peeled, as you may encounter talented musicians, artists, and writers in this captivating place.
Whether you're a writer looking for ideas or a book lover who wants to get lost in a story, these cafes are perfect for you. These cafes bring literature to life both in the books you read and the food you eat. Take a break, sip your coffee, and let your imagination soar!
Do you know any other cafes you would like to add to this list? Comment them down below.
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At FCM Meetings & Events, Saurabh will lead the domestic MICE segment, focusing on elevating event experiences and driving strategic growth across the Indian market. His appointment marks a significant step in strengthening FCM’s position in the MICE domain, combining operational excellence with innovative event delivery.
With his deep industry knowledge and leadership, FCM is set to achieve new milestones in the domestic events landscape.
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Published on May 7, 2025
On May 7, 2025, India witnessed a rare alignment of strategic action and civil preparedness. As part of a national push to enhance wartime readiness, the Ministry of Home Affairs directed 244 districts to conduct a large-scale Civil Defence Mock Drill, simulating real-time emergency scenarios like air raids, blackouts, evacuations, and first-aid training. This exercise marked the first such nationwide drill since the 1971 war.
Coinciding with this drill was a decisive military action—Operation Sindoor, a meticulously planned strike by the Indian Armed Forces targeting nine terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The operation was launched in direct response to the recent brutal terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 civilians lost their lives.
The operation’s name, Sindoor, carried deep cultural significance. Named after the red vermilion worn by married Hindu women, it was a tribute to the widows and families of those who perished in the Pahalgam attack. The symbolism wasn't just in the name—it extended to the leadership behind its announcement.
For the first time, two decorated women officers—Wing Commander Vyomika Singh of the Indian Air Force and Colonel Sofiya Qureshi of the Indian Army—led the press briefing from the National Media Centre, New Delhi. Their poised presence on national television not only conveyed India's military intent but also marked a historic shift in the representation of women in defence communication.
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Government officials emphasized that the timing of the drill and the military strike was no coincidence. It was a dual-layered show of strength—one on the battlefield, the other in civil society. Together, they reflected India’s evolving national defence doctrine that blends military precision, civilian readiness, and symbolic unity.
With Wing Commander Singh and Colonel Qureshi leading from the front, India sent a powerful message—not only about its strategic capabilities, but also about the inclusive, resilient, and forward-looking spirit of the nation.
List of All 244 Locations for the Mock Drill
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Participants vied for exciting rewards including signed bats, jerseys, and exclusive merchandise, while the mall buzzed with cheer and cricket-themed excitement.
Ajendra Singh, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Spectrum@Metro, shared,
“We were thrilled to see the incredible talent and enthusiasm of these young cricket fans. At Spectrum@Metro, we are committed to creating engaging experiences that bring families and communities together, and this event was a perfect example of that spirit.”
With community-focused initiatives like these, Spectrum@Metro continues to reinforce its role as not just a retail hub, but a vibrant destination for connection, celebration, and shared joy.
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