Gadchandur college marks Reading Inspiration Day on Abdul Kalam's birth anniversary
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Mahatma Gandhi College of Science in Gadchandur observed Reading Inspiration Day with great enthusiasm on October 15. The programme was held on the birth anniversary of Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, former President of India, eminent scientist and a source of inspiration for the youth.
The aim of the programme was to build an interest in reading among students, increase their knowledge and promote a reading culture.
Dr Sarika Sabale, librarian of Shivaji Mahavidyalaya, Rajura, was the chief speaker. She explained the importance of reading at length and appealed to students to cultivate a habit of regular reading so that their knowledge, thinking ability and personality develop. She also spoke about the inspiring life and work of Dr Abdul Kalam.
The programme was presided over by the college principal, Dr Shailendra D. Deo, who said reading plays a very important role in students' studies and intellectual development.
Dr R.Y. Patle, IQAC coordinator of the college, Dr Ajaykumar Sharma, coordinator of the student development department, Dr Sandeep Ghodile and Prof Chetan Vaidya were also present. The college librarian, Dr Manohar Bandre, was the programme coordinator. Teachers and students of the college also took part.
The programme conveyed the message that books are a priceless treasure of knowledge. Regular reading increases students' knowledge, gives momentum to their thinking and enriches their personality. The programme concluded in an enthusiastic atmosphere with a pledge to nurture a reading culture.
