One of the most innovative attractions was the “VR Experience of Broken Libraries,” a stunning virtual tour that allowed visitors to experience war-torn libraries from around the world.
Another eye-catching exhibit was “The Blacklist Library,”
which offered a glimpse into the world of banned books. This
thought-provoking section of the exhibition explored the power of
censorship and the role of libraries as guardians of intellectual
freedom.
3. Shattered Shelves: A Tribute to Destroyed Libraries
The “Shattered Shelves” exhibition provided a poignant look at the libraries destroyed during war and conflict. Through photographs, artifacts, and narratives, the display highlighted the tragic loss of knowledge, cultural heritage, and historical records.
4. Interactive Games: Crossword Puzzles and Blind Book Date
For those looking for an interactive and lighthearted experience, the Department also organized games like “Crossword Puzzles” and “Blind Book Date.” These games not only entertained participants but also provided a playful way to engage with the world of literature and libraries.
Sasthrayan 2025 was undoubtedly an event that will be remembered for its creativity, engagement, and the powerful message it conveyed about the enduring importance of libraries in a rapidly changing world.
The program was also featured on Radio CU! You can watch the coverage through the following link:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE9UDwbAv9r/?igsh=MTk5ZmdnZDIzMzA0aA==
0 Comments:
Post a Comment