The centre is hosting a week-long summer camp for children, organized by the Jammu and Kashmir government. The camp, themed “Discovering Kashmir,” aims to introduce children to the rich cultural heritage of the region. The camp offers a variety of activities, including storytelling, folk dances, traditional music, and workshops on Kashmiri language and cuisine. The camp is a testament to the government’s commitment to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Kashmir. It is also a platform for children to learn about their own heritage and connect with their roots.

This is a common scenario in many families, where parents prioritize their children’s love for reading. The book fair, a vibrant and bustling event, offered a wide array of books, from classic novels to contemporary fiction, graphic novels, and even educational materials. The atmosphere was electric, with children excitedly browsing through the shelves, their parents cheering them on. The event served as a catalyst for a love of reading, sparking a passion for literature in young minds. The book fair, however, was not just a place for children to discover new books. It also served as a platform for authors, publishers, and booksellers to connect with their audience.