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WHY LITERATURE..

 On 20 th December 2021 after the usual  assembly session , we were asked to stay in our seminar hall. A colleague of our vice chairman, Noushad Younus sir, Muhammed Hashim sir was there for a talk. He had an elaborate talk on the topic 'Why literature'.

Hashim sir explained about the need of literature in our modern world. Also he added about his reviews about how he visualize the art of literature. He also told the students about the reading habit and how it can modify a persons mind to collaborate with the modern system and the way he can spectate the whole world in a different perspective. We had a good interactive section with him where our students asked him about the need of literature in a different way. A fine question was raised to him from Athul of english department that the difference between reading a book and viewing a film of the same story written by a particular author. Then he replied to Athul about the imaginable answer that we should read the book to get the intense feeling of that book rather than viewing the story in a big screen because there, we can only see the creation of the director and his point of view.. But if we read the book, we are the director, we are the actor and we are the book itself. We can impart that story to our imagination with our own feelings

He explained the impact of books on the imagination and creativity of a person.He was gifted some books as a token of our love and respect 

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