(Source: Getty/Thinkstock) (Source: Getty/Thinkstock)A report in The Independent cites a recent survey that suggests that reading groups can help in aiding people’s understanding of the world. Participation with others might be the key in unlocking various details in varied cultures. The survey was conducted by The Reading Agency and it was deduced that two in three reading group participants think of groups as a positive step towards making sense of the world better. The report further states that a more comprehensive understanding of the world is initiated by the diversity that is often noticed in reading groups. The presence of readers from different backgrounds and walks of life also provide various vantage points that go on to help the group as a whole.

Source: Indian Express June 21, 2020 13:07 UTC