Jammu, April 27 -- Every year on 23 April, the world celebrates books-the priceless heritage of knowledge, creativity, and human civilization. Initiated by UNESCO in 1995, this day is not merely a formal observance; it is a global commitment to honor authors, protect creative rights, and promote a culture of reading. The choice of this date is deeply meaningful, as it marks the passing of literary giants like William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes, whose works have profoundly shaped human civilization. The central message of 2026 emphasizes reading according to one's interests and transforming reading into a joyful experience. Today, it is essential to view reading not as a burden, but as a pathway to self-development and inner fulfill...