The Kutch Literature Festival is a significant initiative in Gujarat, celebrating the cultural richness and linguistic heritage of the expansive Kutch district, which is the largest in the state. The Kutchi language, spoken in this region, is a vital part of its cultural fabric, leading the Government of Gujarat to establish the Kutchi Sahitya Akademi for its preservation and promotion. With a decline in the number of Kutchi speakers, the festival becomes crucial in ensuring that the unique customs and literature in this language are passed on to the new generation. This two-day literary extravaganza, held at Smriti Van in Bhuj, marks the first-ever literary festival dedicated solely to the Kutchi language. Organized by the Gujarat Government-run Kutchi Sahitya Akademi, the Kutch Literature Festival aims to address topics crucial to the region, including Kutchi folklore, challenges faced by the language, initiatives for its revival, Kutchi poetry, stories, folk music, children's literature, journalism, and films with a Kutchi context. Expert speakers, well-versed in both Kutchi and Gujarati, will deliberate on these subjects, fostering discussions on preserving the unique cultural and linguistic identity of Kutch. This festival serves as a platform for local educational and literary institutions in Kutch to actively participate, contributing to the broader goal of revitalizing and celebrating the rich heritage of Kutchi language and culture.