The Vizag Children’s Club has embarked on an ambitious project to distribute 5,000 books across the district, targeting children aged between 5 and 14 years. This initiative, titled 'Blooms with Books,' is part of the club's summer camp held at Alluri Seetharama Raju Vignana Kendram.

The books are being distributed across 100 centers, with each center receiving 50 books. This endeavor is the result of a collaborative effort between the Vizag Children’s Club and organizations such as Manchi Pustakam, Kakinada Engineering Alumni Trust for Service (KEATS), and Learn and Help.

The primary goal of this initiative is to instill a reading habit among children, who are increasingly being drawn towards smartphones. By doing so, the organizers hope to not only improve literacy rates but also to foster a deeper appreciation for literature and knowledge among the younger generation.

The long-term plan involves converting these book collections into functional mini libraries, which would require support from private donors. This vision aligns with the broader objective of creating accessible educational resources for children across the district.

Looking ahead, the success of the 'Blooms with Books' initiative could serve as a model for similar projects in other regions, highlighting the importance of community-driven efforts in promoting education and literacy. As the Vizag Children’s Club and its partners work towards establishing these mini libraries, their efforts are likely to have a lasting impact on the educational landscape of the district, potentially leading to improved academic outcomes and a more literate community.