A book exhibition was organized at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Bikram, Patna district, as part of the Hindi Fortnight program. The exhibition, held in the school library on Saturday, was inaugurated by Principal Mukhtar Singh. A wide range of books, including Hindi literature, short stories, poems, and novels, were made available to students.

Students showed great enthusiasm, browsing the books and gathering information based on their interests. Many expressed keen interest in reading literary works and incorporating them into their studies. On this occasion, the school librarian, Rupesh Kumar Singh, emphasized the significant role of books in students' lives. He highlighted that reading books, especially those related to Hindi literature, enhances students' language skills, vocabulary, and critical thinking abilities.

Singh explained that such book exhibitions are crucial in fostering an interest in Hindi literature and strengthening students' connection with the Hindi language. He urged students to visit the library regularly and read literary and knowledge-enhancing books in addition to their textbooks. Students, teachers, and staff actively participated in the exhibition. Teachers also educated students about the importance of books and the benefits of continuous reading. The school management stated that various activities are being conducted during the Hindi Fortnight to engage students with Hindi language and literature. Students highly praised the book exhibition, finding it informative and beneficial.