Time to back the Indie bookstore

. The panelists, comprising local bookstore owners and literary enthusiasts, highlighted the challenges faced by independent bookstores in India amidst the rise of online retailers and e-books. The discussion delved into the importance of these bookstores as cultural hubs that foster community engagement and support local authors. It also shed light on the need for government support and initiatives to sustain the survival of these traditional bookstores. The panelists emphasized the role of independent bookstores in promoting diverse voices and niche genres that may not be readily available through mainstream retailers. As the conversation evolved, the audience shared their fond memories of browsing through the shelves of these bookstores, discovering hidden gems, and engaging in stimulating conversations with knowledgeable staff. The session ended on a hopeful note, with attendees pledging to continue supporting their local independent bookstores and spreading awareness about the invaluable role they play in enriching the literary landscape of the city. Lady Flora and Sir PM left the adda feeling inspired and determined to do their part in preserving these beloved institutions for future generations. The insightful discussion served as a reminder of the enduring charm and significance of independent bookstores in the digital age, urging readers to cherish and support these cultural treasures.

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