Souravbrata Chakraborty performs on the last morning of Jaipur Literature Festival 2023 at Hotel Clarks Amer in the Pink City to begin the day on a musical note. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023

Nigerian author Chigozie Obioma, who has also been shortlisted for the Booker Prize two times, was in conversation with Manasi Subramaniam for the session, ‘The Road To The Country: In The Words of Chigozie Obioma’. He dived into the intricacies of Nigerian cultue in context of his books, ‘The Fishermen’ and ‘An Orchestra of Minorities’ and his essay, ‘Pride and Punishment’. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023

Elsewhere on the last day of the festival, Indian monk and motivational speaker Gaur Gopal Das was in conversation with Puneeta Roy in the session ‘First Edition: Energize Your Mind’. After four days of a packed house, the session left many with a lot to think about. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023

Senior advocate and author Saurabh Kirpal dwelled on the different aspects of the Indian judiciary in his session, ‘Fifteen Judgments: Cases that Shaped India's Financial Landscape’ with Tripurdaman Singh. Currently being in practice, he shed light on how philosophies and politics have the ability to influence decisions. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023

The last Poetry Hour of the Jaipur Literature Festival 2023 saw a mesmerising reading session of poetry by Ko Ko Thett, Anshu Harsh and Suman Keshari moderated by Sudeep Sen. Seeing a packed house yet again, it saw both young and old come and soak in poetry from different regions and in different languages. Photo Courtesy: Jaipur Literature Festival 2023