Aigoor, Nov. 5: The library is a repository of knowledge and students should visit the library to increase their knowledge, said Monnappa, librarian of Aigoor. Speaking at a reading program organized at the library to create awareness about newspapers and books for students of Kajoor School and Abhyudaya Learning Center, he said that newspapers, story books, Ramayana, Mahabharata and competitive books are available in the library and students can make good use of them.
Head teacher Saralakumari said that Shakti newspaper is already available in the school and students can learn about the district through reading the newspaper. Journalist Sukumar said that there are many categories for students in the Shakti newspaper, and when the invitation comes, they have to send a picture of Ganesha and the national flag, send a portrait of Muddu Krishna in costume, and also participate in the stage section for the art of the little ones. There are quizzes, quizzes, programs for children, and they have the opportunity to write as little journalists.
He said that by giving up mobile use and reading newspapers daily, you can become good writers, writers and poets in the future. The students visited all the rooms of the library and got information from the librarian about the books and newspapers arranged neatly. School students and students of Abhyudaya Kalika Kendra participated in the readers' program.
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