Reading can ease mental tensions: Pinarayi
The Hindu
The Chief Minister was inaugurating the Reading Week Celebrations in the capital
Touching upon the importance of taking books to households with children during the COVID-19 period, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that reading can help reduce the mental tensions created by the pandemic. He was speaking after inaugurating the Reading Week Celebrations organised by the State government, Kerala State Library Council and the P.N.Panicker Foundation through video conferencing on Saturday.
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