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Book fair organized at Kathua 9/13/2013 10:20:54 PM Early Times Report Kathua, Sept 13: A book fair was organized by the" Jan Chetana Parkashan" and "Eklavya Publisher" today at Kendriya Vidyalaya Lakhanpur. The fair was inaugurated by School Principal Lalita Sharma and attended by the large number of students of classes Ist to 12th along with entire teaching staff with full enthusiasm. The spokespersons of the " Jan Chetana Parkashan" and "Eklavya Publisher Rahul and Rajiv told that the main motive of the fair is just to inculcate the spirit of reading and writing among the students and the books available in the fair are those which are especially designed to develop the rational and scientific temperament among the students and any other general readers. On the occasion huge quantity of books were purchased by the students and staff members. While addressing on the occasion, the principal of K.V School Lkhanpur Lalita Sharma appreciated the organizations for conducting such great book fair which is necessity for the promotion of a culture of reading and writing to have a rational, scientific and humanist outlook and understanding of the students and teaching staff also.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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