The app, which has a free and a subscription versions, was launched today in presence of leading Bengali authors.
The app is currently available at Google Play store for Android users, but will soon be available in i-stores.
"People are shifting from television and printed material like newspaper and books to mobile phones as their source of information and entertainment," Pinaki Ghosh said on behalf of 'Power Talking Books' app.
This will also be a boon for the visually challenged people, Ghosh said.
Leading Bengali authors like Sukanto Gangopadhay, Ullas Mallick, Caesar Bagchi, Saikat Mukhopadhyay and writer-publisher Tridib Kumar Chattopadhay were among those present at the app launch programme.
A discussion on digital form of presentation of literature was also organised on the occasion.
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