Yogendra Yadav On What Kind Of Books Children Need To Read, Habit of Reading | Deshkaal

Political analyst and commentator Yogendra Yadav shares the kind of books children need to read and how parents could develop the habit of reading amongst children. In this episode of Deshkaal, The Indian Express' Paromita Chakrabarti talks to Yadav about children's literature.
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[ArtofExpression-aoe]

We need more readers. I am not against learning from videos however reading slows down the pace and makes kids more focused. This is why I am trying to write, illustrate and publish Children's Book. However, it's time consuming and the financial returns seem uncertain. Thank you for taking us this issue and bringing so many relevant points home!

[suryagouthamdattarejeti]

19:30 in fact Telugu Association of North America (TANA) conducts biennial competition for best Telugu children's literature and bears the cost of publication of the best 10 books. They are published by Manchipustakam publishers Hyderabad.

[pink_gulzar]

I got this series long back…and have been reading it to my 6.5 yr old and this series is such fun… Anta Gafil is something you start blabbering when you are alone…it’s surreal …

[apluralindia]

TCPL - The Community Library Project in Delhi NCR and its free children's libraries are living proof of the power of books and stories. A lot of the books, in Hindi and English, are lavishly produced and illustrated. At some libraries we have regular story telling sessions too.
But I still miss Nandan and Chandamama...and there were excellent story-digests in Bengali too.
साइकिल Cycle is surely one amazing magazine in circulation...

[Shweta]

Amazing....we need more good public libraries where all ages can go and not only rent books but also toys and music instruments too

[kapilswami]

Thanks Yogendra ji for this insigtful talk, thanks Paromita for such a wornderful video.

[XanaduAE]

I collect all the kids from my colony a good 25 of them and read to them stories of Bal Narendra!!

They sleep well nowadays!! 🥱🥱🥱

[regaliaretailfashionmerch]

Mayday Bookstore in Delhi also runs a children's books library and storytelling group sessions.

[AshutoshRaghuwanshi]

I have studied those 6, 7, 8 class Hoshangabad Science. It was fun to learn.

By the way, now Hoshangabad has been renamed to Narmadapuram and that science has been discontinued.

[diplomaclasses]

All the books promoted in this video are in Hindi, but the whole interview is in english. And they are thinking that this message should reach all the Hindi speaking students and parents. 😅

[kumudbartwal]

Shubh Vilas is a good writer of child books, however not very well known.

[vedavenkatesh]

No one really read out to the children born in the 60s and 70s at home. The teachers used to read out the lesson sometimes. But story books we naturally fell in love with. They were available and nothing else was there to do. Is read aloud really necessary to cultivate the reading habit for pleasure?

[vishaalbhatnagar]

Very interesting and timely column and interview.

[Muskan-zeyw]

Ramayan aur mahabharat padhao apne bachcho ko😊

[sreenii]

Problem with people like Yogendra Yadav is they despite being well read are still myopic and biased which is evident from the first statement he makes where he sees only Saraswathi Shishu Mandir as Deep Politics and cannot see Madrasas, Sunday Schools and other religious training schools or for that matter the literature peddled by Marxist school of thought. What then is he going to contribute to enlightenment younger lot. Let him widen his thinking first