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Programmes to kindle interest in classics

NEW DELHI: To stimulate public interest in the classics, Delhi University’s Gandhi Bhawan started a series of programmes under the banner “Re-reading of Classics” here on Monday.

Vice-Chancellor Deepak Pental inaugurated the first programme titled “Re-reading the Hind Swaraj”. Veteran journalist Prabhash Joshi and eminent critic Manager Pandey enlightened the gathering with their perspectives.

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