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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin extended warm greetings to citizens and literature enthusiasts on World Book Day, emphasizing the enduring power of the written word. Stalin highlighted that books serve as an indispensable key to intellectual curiosity and critical thought. He observed that in a digital era where distorted propaganda and malicious misinformation reach handheld screens instantly, authentic books guide society toward verifiable truth and reasoned understanding.

The Chief Minister urged citizens, scholars, and party workers to adopt the meaningful practice of gifting books instead of decorative bouquets during public greetings. He stated that exchanging books enriches personal libraries, supports Tamil publishers, and nurtures a thoughtful reading environment across households. Stalin noted that deep reading cultivates empathy, sharpens analytical faculties, and preserves progressive ideals across generations.

Stalin recalled the intellectual traditions of the Dravidian movement, where leaders prioritized libraries, self-respect tracts, and rationalist publications to awaken public consciousness. He reiterated his administration dedication to establishing modern public libraries, conducting district book fairs, and honoring literary creators, urging everyone to read extensively and protect cultural enlightenment throughout Tamil Nadu. Stalin noted that reading transforms individuals into active, responsible citizens.