The National Book Trust, India (NBT) is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Education, Government of India. It was established in 1957 with the objective of promoting the production and distribution of quality books for children and young adults.

The Children's Book Promotion Scheme is the flagship program of NBT to promote children's literature. It provides financial assistance to publishers, authors, illustrators, and translators to produce and publish high-quality children's books.

Financial assistance to booksellers is not a component of the Children's Book Promotion Scheme. The scheme provides financial assistance to publishers, authors, and illustrators to produce and publish high-quality children's books.

The National Book Promotion Scheme aims to promote the production and distribution of quality books for children and young adults, promote the reading habit among children and young adults, and promote the use of libraries by children and young adults.

Financial assistance to translators is not a component of the National Book Promotion Scheme. The scheme provides financial assistance to publishers, authors, and illustrators to produce and publish high-quality books for children and young adults.

The Young Writers Program was launched by NBT to encourage young writers to write children's books. The program provides financial assistance, mentorship, and training to young writers to help them develop their writing skills and produce high-quality children's books.

Publication of books is not a component of the Young Writers Program. The program provides financial assistance, mentorship, and training to young writers to help them develop their writing skills and produce high-quality children's books. The publication of books is the responsibility of publishers.

The Children's Translation Program was launched by NBT to promote the translation of children's books into Indian languages. The program provides financial assistance to publishers, translators, and illustrators to translate and publish high-quality children's books in Indian languages.

Financial assistance to booksellers is not a component of the Children's Translation Program. The program provides financial assistance to publishers, translators, and illustrators to translate and publish high-quality children's books in Indian languages.

The Children's Reading Promotion Program was launched by NBT to promote the reading habit among children and young adults. The program organizes various activities such as book fairs, book exhibitions, and reading competitions to encourage children and young adults to read more books.

Library development is not a component of the Children's Reading Promotion Program. The program organizes various activities such as book fairs, book exhibitions, and reading competitions to encourage children and young adults to read more books.

The Children's Library Promotion Program was launched by NBT to promote the use of libraries by children and young adults. The program provides financial assistance to libraries to purchase books, furniture, and equipment, and to organize various activities to attract children and young adults to libraries.

Publication of books is not a component of the Children's Library Promotion Program. The program provides financial assistance to libraries to purchase books, furniture, and equipment, and to organize various activities to attract children and young adults to libraries.

The Children's Digital Technologies Promotion Program was launched by NBT to promote the use of digital technologies in children's literature. The program provides financial assistance to publishers, authors, illustrators, and translators to create and publish digital children's books, and to develop digital platforms for children to access and read books.

Financial assistance to translators is not a component of the Children's Digital Technologies Promotion Program. The program provides financial assistance to publishers, authors, and illustrators to create and publish digital children's books, and to develop digital platforms for children to access and read books.