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In the district, the process of setting up libraries on the walls of one thousand schools has begun. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, this initiative has been undertaken to inspire students from tribal and remote areas of Gadchiroli district to develop a love for reading and knowledge.

Under this project, inspired by the Chief Minister’s vision, Ratnanidhi Trust, through its social initiative, is providing more than 50 types of books free of cost. These books will be available in schools in various tribal areas of the district.

Through this initiative, nearly one lakh students will benefit. Children will be encouraged to develop an interest in reading and gain knowledge. This initiative aims to instill national values and build curiosity in students.

The books will include topics such as science, space research, inspiring stories, life values, leadership, biographies of great personalities, stories of brave soldiers, folk tales, freedom struggle stories, and much more.

The effort will make books easily accessible to children, making reading joyful and encouraging creativity.

Gadchiroli, Bureau: To develop a love of reading among students, instill national spirit in them, and create curiosity, the state government has implemented various initiatives.

As part of this, inspired by the vision of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, a unique and inspiring initiative is being launched in tribal and remote areas of Gadchiroli district to set up wall libraries in schools.

Through the social responsibility initiative of Ratnanidhi Trust, more than 50 types of books will be provided free of cost. Nearly one lakh students will benefit from this initiative. High-quality books will be provided for children aged 5 to 14, covering topics such as science, space research, amazing stories, life values, leadership, biographies of brave soldiers, ancient stories, poetry, and more.

This initiative will encourage children to develop a reading habit, make reading enjoyable and easy, and inspire creativity and confidence in them. Under the guidance of Collector Abhishek Pandey, preparations for setting up these libraries in schools are underway. In the next six months, this project will be launched in 1000 schools.

Through the social responsibility initiative of Ratnanidhi Trust, more than 50 types of books will be provided free of cost. Nearly one lakh students will benefit from this initiative. High-quality books will be provided for children aged 5 to 14, covering topics such as science, space research, amazing stories, life values, leadership, biographies of brave soldiers, ancient stories, poetry, and more.

June 19th marks National Reading Day — a perfect moment to pause our endless scrolling and rediscover the joy of reading. In today’s fast-paced digital world, our attention spans are shrinking, and deep focus feels like a lost art. But guess what? Reading can flip that script.

Starting early with books builds vocabulary, sharpens thinking, and sparks curiosity that lasts a lifetime. It helps us focus better, remember more, and see the world from fresh perspectives. Plus, reading feels like a secret superpower for the mind!

We salute PN Panicker, the Libraryman of India, and applaud champions like Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta and Meenakshi Lekhi ji for keeping this beautiful tradition alive. At Ratna Nidhi, we support the simple yet powerful idea of dedicating one hour—9 to 10 AM or 4 to 5 PM—as Reading Hour. Can’t manage a full hour? Start with a few minutes. Every page counts!

Now, over to you: How do you make time for reading in your busy day? What’s your favorite book or reading ritual? Drop your thoughts and suggestions on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Let’s spark a reading revolution—one story at a time!

Start small, read big. Your mind will thank you.