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August 13, 2024
National Librarian Day Celebration at SACAS Auditorium On 12th August 2024, the Central Library of SACAS organized a grand celebration in honor of National Librarian Day, commemorating the birth anniversary of the esteemed Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, often revered as the father of library science in India. The event, held at the SACAS Auditorium, witnessed an impressive turnout, with around 450 students actively participating.
Theme: Importance of Promoting Good Reading Habits among Students
The occasion was graced by the presence of the esteemed chief guest, Mr. K. Venkataramani, a retired Scientist-SF from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Department of Space, Sriharikota. Known for his vast experience and contributions to India’s space missions, Mr. Venkataramani provided an engaging and insightful address to the attendees.
Mr. Venkataramani commenced his speech by giving the audience a fascinating overview of ISRO’s activities, including its pioneering space missions and the dedication of its scientists toward advancing India’s space capabilities. He shared inspiring stories from his career, shedding light on the importance of perseverance, curiosity, and a thirst for knowledge.
In alignment with the event’s theme, Mr. Venkataramani emphasized the vital role that reading plays in shaping the minds of young students. He spoke passionately about how developing good reading habits can enhance critical thinking, improve language skills, and broaden horizons. He encouraged the students to cultivate a daily reading habit, suggesting that it would not only improve their academic performance but also prepare them for future challenges.
The event saw enthusiastic participation from students, who were eager to engage with the theme and the chief guest’s insights. The interactive session that followed Mr. Venkataramani’s speech was particularly notable, as students posed thoughtful questions and shared their own experiences with reading. The session fostered a lively discussion on how to make reading a more integral part of their lives.