In a drawer at his workplace, Vishal Singhi has over 50 fountain pens. Every month, he lends a pen to 10 colleagues at the bank he works at. About eight of them eventually return it and the rest, he knows, have been converted into fountain pen enthusiasts. He doesn’t mind, for any addition to the pen-loving community in today’s digital age is a boon. It’s what led him to conceive The India Pen Show in 2019, while paying tribute to poet Kaifi Azmi.

There will be 30 stalls exhibiting writing supplies of 50 to 60 brands