Business as usual at Jaipur Literature Festival 2015

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  • 6 years ago
Jaipur Literature festival 2015 ended on 25th January and announced 2,45,000 recorded footfalls over the five days - a record number for the Festival. This year the Festival partnered with 42 trusts, foundations, corporate partners and brands who all supported the Festival in different ways.

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