Panorama International Literature Festival 2025
Bridging cultures, uniting nations
Welcome to the Panorama International Literature Festival (PILF), a remarkable celebration of creativity and humanitarian values that unites artists and thinkers from over 90 countries. This prestigious event, a signature program of the Writers Capital International Foundation, stands as a world-record-winning initiative dedicated to the promotion of literature as a means to inspire and uplift society. Envisioned and directed by renowned poet, educationist, and humanitarian Preeth Padmanabhan Nambiar, PILF offers a platform that transcends borders, allowing diverse voices to converge in a spirit of collaboration and mutual understanding.
The festival features a rich array of themes, each thoughtfully curated to provoke deep intellectual engagement while addressing significant social issues. Through workshops, discussions, and presentations, participants are invited to explore the transformative power of literature and the arts. Join us in this vibrant gathering, where the written word becomes a force for change and a beacon of hope, inspiring us to reflect on our shared humanity and encouraging a collective commitment to a better world for future generations.
Theme of PILF 2025
Jalam: The Drop of Life (On the Classic Element Water)
The theme of the Panorama International Literature Festival (PILF) is an exploration of “Jalam: The Drop of Life,” which delves into the profound significance of water, both as a vital element for existence and as a symbol of resilience and renewal. In a world increasingly challenged by water scarcity and environmental concerns, this theme invites writers, thinkers, and artists to reflect on the philosophical dimensions of water, while also addressing its critical role in our lives and ecosystems.
Throughout the festival, participants will engage in meaningful discussions that highlight the interconnectedness of water with culture, identity, and sustainability. Workshops, panels, and presentations will encourage creative expressions that explore water’s many facets—from its representation in literature and art to its implications for social justice and environmental stewardship. This theme serves not only as a call to action but also as an invitation to contemplate our relationship with nature and one another. As we gather to share our insights and experiences, we aspire to inspire collective action towards a sustainable future, honoring water as the essence of life itself.
Panorama International Literary Awards
At the culmination of our literary extravaganza, the Panorama International Literature Awards stand as the crowning glory, celebrating literary excellence and honouring the trailblazers of the written word. Among these prestigious accolades, the revered Panorama Golden Award shines brightly, a beacon of recognition for a lifetime dedicated to the craft of storytelling. Bestowed annually, the Panorama Golden Award is a testament to a writer’s lasting legacy, an acknowledgment of a literary journey that has inspired generations and left an indelible mark on the world.
In addition to the Panorama Golden Award, our awards roster includes the Panorama International Literary Awards, the Youth Awards, and the Special Jury Awards. Each award is a testament to the power of unique voices, diverse perspectives, and the boundless potential of literature. Writers who join us at the Panorama International Literature Festival not only become part of a global literary family but also stand a chance to be recognized, honored, and celebrated for their literary contributions. Join us, and let your words find a home amidst the stars of literary recognition.
DIRECTORS
With participation from over 78 countries, Panorama Festivals are being conducted with the support of a team of writers, artists and volunteers from across the world who are striving hard to translate the vision and mission of the foundation into reality.
Preeth Padmanabhan Nambiar
Chairman & CEO
The Panorama International Arts & Literature Festivals were founded by Preeth Padmanabhan Nambiar, an esteemed Indian poet, journalist, and educationist, to foster global unity through the arts. As Founder President of the Writers Capital International Foundation, Nambiar promotes cultural connection and harmony, driven by his belief in the interconnectedness of life and cultures. Beyond literature, he is a dedicated advocate for environmental and equal rights, emphasizing the harmonious coexistence of all life forms. His role as Permanent Councillor to the International Council for Diplomacy and Justice (ICDJ) in Italy reflects his commitment to international cooperation and justice.
Irene Doura Kavadia
Chief Coordinator
Irene Doura-Kavadia, Secretary-General of the Writers Capital International Foundation, is a distinguished educationist, linguist, author, and humanitarian from Athens, Greece. With a background in German Language and Literature from the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, she also holds advanced qualifications in Contrastive Linguistics and a Master’s in Computational Linguistics. As Editor-in-Chief at Writers International Edition, Irene plays a crucial role in advancing literary dialogue, while her work as a translator, language educator, and speaker enriches international forums. Her diverse expertise and dedication make her an invaluable leader within the global literary community.
T E S T I M O N I A L S
“Panorama festival was a life-changing experience for me. It helped me to open up doors towards new horizons in literature.”
“Panorama Festival was a new beginning for me as a poet and writer as it prompted me to open up my wings to an international career.”
“I have been considering writing as merely an intellectual exercise, however, the Panorama festival helped me to realise how to make it useful for society.”
“The greatest experience that I had during Panorama Festival was the realisation of how much could be done for humanity through the medium of literature.”
“The vividness of culture that I experienced at the Panorama Festival was heart-warming. The more we learn about cultures, the more we grow in the field of writing.”