The 10th North-East Literary Magazine Conference 2025 will take place on December 26 at Rabindra Shatabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala. The organisation’s president, Samiran Roy, announced the event during a press conference at the Agartala Press Club on Friday evening.
Bringing Literary Voices Together
Roy said the conference aims to unite editors, writers, publishers, and cultural activists who work with literary magazines across the Northeast. Moreover, the event seeks to strengthen literary exchanges, promote regional language publications, and encourage new writers entering the field. Consequently, the conference is expected to create a stronger platform for creative collaboration.
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Participation from Across the Northeast
Delegates from several northeastern states, including Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, and Sikkim, plan to attend. Additionally, Roy noted that the wide participation will make the 2025 conference one of the most active and engaging gatherings in recent years. Therefore, this year’s edition may generate deeper literary connections across the region.
Discussions, Exhibitions and Cultural Activities
The programme includes panel discussions, interactive sessions, magazine exhibitions, and cultural performances showcasing the region’s literary heritage. Furthermore, these activities aim to inspire collaboration, highlight creative work, and celebrate the cultural identity of the Northeast. Meanwhile, organisers expect young writers to benefit from direct interaction with senior editors and contributors.
Strengthening Regional Literature
Roy expressed confidence that the December 26 gathering will energize regional literature and deepen cooperation among literary communities. He also believes that the conference will create a meaningful space for writers and editors to share ideas, preserve regional traditions, and explore new creative possibilities. Finally, he said the event will help build long-term partnerships that support the growth of literary magazines across the Northeast.
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