A SPECIAL & UNIQUE BOOK MEET
NAGPUR BOOK CLUB, in association with AAMOZISH-E-URDU & INDIA PEACE CENTRE proudly collaborates with BOMBAY NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY (BNHS), one of India’s oldest and most respected institutions devoted to natural history, wildlife research, biodiversity and conservation, established in 1883.
TOPIC: BOOKS • BIRDS • WILDLIFE • BIODIVERSITY • CONSERVATION
Date: Thursday, 17 September 2026
Please note the Schedule below:
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM – Meeting of dignitaries with BNHS Members (For members only)
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM – Special Book Meeting (Open for General Public. Register using form below. No entry without registration)
Seating capacity is limited. Register early.
Venue: India Peace Centre
C. K. Naidu Road, Next to SBI Civil Lines Branch,
Civil Lines, NAGPUR – 440001
Map Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/m5qXRQYJsyhF4Lk28
We are delighted to welcome to Nagpur two distinguished personalities from the Bombay Natural History Society:
Mr Kishor Rithe – Director, Bombay Natural History Society, Noted naturalist, conservationist, wildlife expert and author.
Dr Bharat Bhushan – Honorary Secretary, Bombay Natural History Society. Distinguished ornithologist, conservationist and author.
A UNIQUE AND UNMISSABLE MEETING
This special Book Meet will feature reviews and discussions of fascinating books authored by Mr Kishor Rithe and Dr Bharat Bhushan, followed by an interaction with the authors.
It is a rare opportunity to meet and interact with two eminent personalities who have spent decades studying, documenting and protecting India’s extraordinary natural heritage – its forests, wildlife, biodiversity and avifauna.
For book lovers, birdwatchers, naturalists, environmentalists, researchers, students and everyone who is fascinated by the natural world, this promises to be an exceptional evening.
BOOKS • BIRDS • WILDLIFE • BIODIVERSITY • CONSERVATION
Seating capacity is limited. Members and guests are requested to register at the earliest to secure their participation.
Come for the books. Stay for the stories.
Meet the people who have spent their lives understanding and protecting the natural world.
Register using the form below:
