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‘Book reading enhances memory power’
Municipal Commissioner Ch Naga Narasimha Rao said that book reading habit will enhance memory power and intellectual capacity among the readers. The Commissioner inaugurated Prajasakti Book House at Nataraj Theatre area here on Wednesday.
Bhimavaram: Municipal Commissioner Ch Naga Narasimha Rao said that book reading habit will enhance memory power and intellectual capacity among the readers. The Commissioner inaugurated Prajasakti Book House at Nataraj Theatre area here on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, he recalled his student life in which he was always at the library and that reading of books had taken him to the new heights. He regretted that the developing technology was attracting the youth towards Facebook and WhatsApp. It also resulted in reduced book reading habit.
CPM State Committee member Mantena Sitaram said that the book reading was compulsory to understand society. The Commissioner released some books published by Prajasakti Book House. T Kranti, G Siva Kumar, M Sivaraju and book lovers participated in the programme.
