NATIONAL READING DAY

National Reading Day is observed in India on June 19th each year in honor of P.N. Panicker, who is known as the Father of the Library Movement in Kerala, India. He played a pivotal role in establishing the first library in Kerala and worked tirelessly to promote literacy and reading habits among the people, especially in rural areas.

P.N. Panicker ( Puthuvayil NarayanaPanicker) was a social reformer  from Kerala, India. He recognized the importance of literacy and education in empowering individuals and communities. His efforts laid the foundation for the public library system in Kerala and contributed significantly to the spread of literacy in the region.

Reading is help in -

Knowledge: Expands our understanding and awareness of the world.

Vocabulary: Improves language skills and communication abilities.

Critical Thinking: Stimulates analytical and problem-solving skills.

Imagination: Fosters creativity and opens new possibilities.

Stress Reduction: Provides relaxation and mental escape.

Cognitive Development: Enhances memory, concentration, and cognitive function.

Empathy: Builds understanding of diverse perspectives and cultures.

Career Advancement: Essential for research, learning, and professional growth.

Personal Growth: Offers insights, lessons, and inspiration for self-improvement.

Lifelong Learning: Promotes continuous education and intellectual curiosity.

 on that day our students presenting importance of reading and also quiz compitition....