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PLF chairman Rituraj said that authors and writers of various Indian languages have been invited for the three-day festival and as many as 54 sessions have been planned.
These sessions will be held parallel to the Jaipur Literature Festival, he said.
He said that a culture is being developed in the name of the Lit Fest which is making literature into an object of entertainment.
"We are holding the PLF against this marketisation of literature. Authors of Hindi, Urdu, Rajasthani, Punjabi, Sindhi and others will participate," he said.
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