Celebrates World Book and Copyright Day

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Kendriya Vidyalaya Umroi Cantt commemorated World Book and Copyright Day on April 23, 2024, with a special session organized by Krishna Nand Singh, the school librarian. The event, aimed at promoting literacy and respecting intellectual property rights, brought together members of the readers’ club.

In attendance were prominent figures including Bithika Baruah, the Readers Club President, along with Adarsh Singh, Naitik Prasad, Yashi, and others. The session facilitated discussions on the significance of books in shaping minds and fostering creativity while emphasizing the importance of copyright protection in the digital age.

Krishna Nand Singh, the librarian, expressed his delight at the enthusiastic participation and reiterated the school’s commitment to nurturing a culture of reading and respecting authors’ rights. The event served as a platform for students to engage in meaningful dialogue and deepen their understanding of literature and copyright laws.

The session commenced with an insightful address by Krishna Nand Singh, who highlighted the profound impact of literature on society and the need to safeguard authors’ intellectual property. Attendees engaged in lively discussions on their favorite books, sharing personal reflections and recommendations.

The 2024 theme for World Book and Copyright Day is ‘Read Your Way’.

Bithika Baruah, in her capacity as the Readers Club President, commended the initiative and encouraged her peers to explore diverse literary genres. She emphasized the role of reading in broadening horizons and fostering empathy.

Adarsh Singh and Naitik Prasad echoed similar sentiments, underscoring the transformative power of literature in shaping perspectives and nurturing critical thinking skills. Yashi, among others, expressed appreciation for the platform provided by the school to celebrate the joy of reading and learn about copyright protection.

The event concluded on a high note, with participants pledging to continue their literary pursuits while respecting the rights of authors. As the curtains drew to a close on World Book and Copyright Day celebrations, Kendriya Vidyalaya Umroi Cantt reaffirmed its commitment to promoting a culture of literacy and upholding ethical standards in the realm of intellectual property.

Speech on World Book and Copyright Day by Bithika Baruah, President, Readers Club
Session on World Book & Copyright Day
Krishna Nand Singh, Librarian

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