Bokaro: In a bid to foster a love for reading and enhance learning, DPS Bokaro inaugurated its three-day book fair, ‘Blossom,’ at the Kalidas Kala Bhawan today. The event, which runs from January 23 to 25, is being held under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and is part of the Reading India Mission 2025, organized in collaboration with the BBC Group. DPS Bokaro is proud to be the first school in Jharkhand to be a part of this national initiative.
The fair was inaugurated by Devesh Kumar Tripathi, District & Sessions Judge-III-cum-Exclusive Special Court under the POCSO Act, Bokaro. The event features an impressive collection of over 3,000 books catering to various age groups, with offerings spanning multiple genres.
Renowned authors such as Sudha Murty, Napoleon Hill, James Clear, Robert Greene, and others are represented, along with a wide selection of children’s stories, activity guides, encyclopedias, self-help books, and more.
In his inaugural address, Devesh Kumar Tripathi commended DPS Bokaro for organizing such an event and emphasized the immense value of books. He remarked that books are lifelong companions and encouraged students to cultivate the habit of reading diverse titles, which would expand their understanding of society, the nation, and the world. He also highlighted the transformative power of reading, which he believes can elevate ordinary individuals to extraordinary heights.
Principal Dr. A.S. Gangwar echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the importance of developing good reading habits in the digital age.
He stated, “Reading is a vital skill that stimulates the mind and fosters creativity. It not only aids in the growth of ideas, thoughts, and imagination but also enhances other crucial abilities like writing and speaking.”
The ‘Blossom’ book fair is expected to offer valuable exposure to a wide range of literature, benefiting both students and parents alike.
