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2:54 pmManipur: Man dies from pellet injuries; 3 CRPF personnel injured in bomb attack
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Science

A Library at Home, a Brighter Future

Reported by Rising Kashmir 19 Oct 2026, 1:37 am IST 1 min read

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The First Library a Child Should Know A child's first encounter with knowledge usually takes place at home. Before entering a classroom, a child observes the habits of parents, listens to conversations and develops an understanding of the world through everyday experiences. If books are a natural part of this environment, reading can gradually become a habit rather than an obligation.

A domestic library does not require a separate room, expensive furniture or hundreds of books. A small bookshelf, a dedicated corner or even a carefully arranged collection of age-appropriate books can serve the…

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Section: Science
Topics: AI & gadgets
Places: Jammu & Kashmir
First reported by: Rising Kashmir
Reporter: ishfaq manzoor
Published: Monday, 19 October 2026, 1:37 am IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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