20100104

Online Course Grant for Library Professionals from Developing Countries

Purpose One free seat per ALCTS online continuing educational course session is available to librarians and information professionals from developing countries. The goal of this program is helping library professionals from developing countries stay current with the latest trends and developments in technical services areas and enhance their professional knowledge and skills in librarianship and information science. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must: Have a degree in library or information science (e.g. a 4-year undergraduate degree or a master’s) or, be enrolled in a library or information science program in a developing country or, be working as a librarian or information professional in a developing country Be a legal national from a qualifying developing country (see lists of Qualifying Countries: World Bank | United Nations) living in this country. Have working knowledge of English Have technical abilities to participate in an online course:* computer skills: be comfortable with Internet browsers such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc.; a word processing program, such as Microsoft Word, Word Perfect, etc., be able to send emails with attachments; copy and paste text; download and save a file, install a program or plug-in; quickly learn a new program using online tutorial or Help section; regular unlimited access to a computer (at least a Pentium II-based PC or a G3 PowerMac machine; a reliable high-speed Internet connection (Broadband or DSL, or at least 56k modem); antivirus software installed and kept up-to-date on a computer. *See Are you ready for online learning? for general information on online learning. Also look for technical requirements at course description as they may vary from course to course. Send e-mail to jreese@ala.org if you have any questions. Financial need in assistance due to insufficient or lack of funding for professional development from your employer. Legal nationals from developing countries studying abroad are not eligible for this grant. Project Promotion The information about ALCTS online courses for librarians or information professionals from developing countries will be posted at the web sites of ALCTS Continuing Education Committee and International Relations Committee. The courses will be also advertised at the alaworld discussion list. A link to the Online Course Schedules, the Application Form and a list of Qualifying Countries will be provided to the ALA divisional international relations committees’ web sites and appropriate discussion lists. Application Procedures Registration Registration for ALCTS grants will open after the annual schedule of courses becomes available (typically November-December). The IRC Committee creates the registration schedule and decides on the number of sessions open for simultaneous registration. Registration will stay open for at least 30 but no more than 45 days. Submission Applicants must submit the interactive web form at: https://alctsprogram.wufoo.com/forms/alcts-online-course-grant-application-form/ The form must be completed in English. Selection ALCTS International Relations Committee will review all applications according to eligibility and required criteria. E-mail acceptance will be sent to a successful applicant at least two weeks prior to the beginning of an online course. A rejection message will be sent via e-mail prior to the beginning of the course offering. The applicants are encouraged to resubmit applications for late offerings if their early applications were rejected due to limited seats.The number of courses that one individual can receive is no more than two free courses per year.

20091222

National Information Policy

One of the current policy debates in India concerns the need for a 'national information infrastructure (NII)' and how it should be built. This paper sketches some key principles which a strong NII should satisfy, in order to yield the maximal impact upon productivity growth of India's economy at the lowest possible cost. Designing /Ajay Shah & Shuvam Mishra

Classified Catalogue Code

The Classified Catalogue Code Nehru Memorial Museum Library Delhi University Library JNU :Library

20091212

Online Newspapers in India (Regional and National)

India Newspapers 5abi A India News [In English] A1 India News [In English] Aajkaal (Kolkata, West Bengal) [In Bengali] Aaj Tak ABC Live Adinor Sambad (Assamese, Guwahati) Anandabazar (West bengal) [In Bengali] Aaraamthinai Abasar (Bengali) Accommodation Times Afternoon Agra of Taj (Agra) Agranews [In Hindi & English] Aji (Assam) Ajir Asom (Assam) [In Assamese] Akhbaar Akhbarulhind [In Arabic] Akila Daily Al Hindelyom (New Delhi) [In Arabic] Amar Ujala Amader Malda(West Bengal, Malda) [In Bengali] Anandabazar Patrika Andhra Bhoomi Andhra Jyothy Andhra Prabha Asia News [In English] Asian Age [In English] Asomiya Pratidin Assam Times The Assam Tribune (Assam, Guwahati) [In English] Aurangabadtimes Urdu daily (Maharashtra) [In Urdu] Bartaman Patrika (Calcutta) BBC Bengali BBC Hindi BBC Tamil Bengal Net Bharat Khabar (New Delhi) [In Hindi] Bharat Observer (Bharat) [In English] Bhaskar (Haryana) [In Hindi] Bihar Times Bombay Samachar Business Standard Calonline (Kolkata / West Bengal) Chandigarh Exchange.Com (Punjab, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali) [In English] Chitralekha Chhattisgarth News Update (Chhattisgarth) [In Hindi] The Christian Messenger [In English] Cochin2day (Kerala) Communications Point (Tamil, Nadu & Hennai) [In Tamil & English] Daily Ajit (Jalandhar) Daily Dasar Katha (Tripura) [In Bengali] The Daily Etalaat (Jammu, kashmir, srinagar) [In English & Urdu] Daily Excelsior (Kashmir) [In English] Daily Hamarasmaj (Delhi,Uttar, Pardes, Haryana, Punjab, Utrakhand, Rajasthan) [In Urdu] The Daily Indian [In English] Daily Kesari The Daily Milap Daily News Activist (Uttar, Pradesh) [In Hindi] Daily News & Analysis [In English] Daily Roshni (Kashmir, Srinagar) [In Urdu] Daily Thanthi (Tamilnadu) Dainik Agradoot (Assam) [In Assamese] Dainik Aikya (Satara) Dainik Bhaskar (Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Chandigarh, Haryana) Dainik Jagran Dainik Janakontha (Assam, Silchar) [In Bengali] Dainik Jugasankha (Silchar, Assam) [In Bangali] Dainik Sach Kahoon (Haryana) Dainik Sambad (Agartala, Tripura) [In Bengali] Dainik Suprovat (Calcutta) Dakshin Bharat (Karnataka) [In Hindi] Darjeeling Times (Sikkim, Darjeeling) Dateline India (Subscription Only) [In Hindi] The Day After (New Delhi) [In English] Deccan Chronicle (Andhrapradesh) Deccan Herald (Bangalore) Decent Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [In Hindi] Deepika [In Malayalam & English available] Deepika Global (South India) The Defender (Kerala) [In Malayalam] Deshabhimani Daily (Keralam) Deshbandhu (Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Madhyapradesh) [In Hindi] Deshdoot (Nasik,Jalgaon,Dhule,Nandurbar) Deshonnati Dhamaka News Dharitri (Orissa) [In Oriya] Dinamalar (Chennai) [In Tamil] Dinakaran (Tamil Nadu) [English available] Dinamani Divya Bhaskar (Gujrat) DLA (Uttar Pradesh) [In Hindi] DNA (Mumbai) E-pao eGlobal Trade News (New Delhi)[In English] The Economic Times [In English] The Echo of India [In English] Eenadu [In Telugu] (Andhra Pradesh) (Registration required) Energy Bangla (Kolkata)[In English] Epilogue (Jammu, Kashmir)[In English] The Etemaad Daily (Hyderabad)[In Urdu] The Financial Express [In English] Ganashakti (West Bengal / Kolkata) [In English] Gangtok Times (Sikkim, Darjeeling & Kalimpong) [In English] General Daily (Kerala, Thrissur) [In Malayalam] Gold News (Kolkata) [In Bengali] Gomantak Times (Goa) Greater Kashmir [In English] Gujarat Samachar Gujaratam (Gujarat) [In Gujarati] Haalkhabar (Sikkim) Headlines India [In English] Himgiri (Sikkim) [In Nepali & English] Him Giri News Nepali [In Nepali] Him Times (Himachal) Hindi Milap The Hindu (National) The Hindu (South States) The Hindustan Times India Abroad India Report [In English & Hindi] India Times (Mumbai) [In English] India Travel News (Delhi) [In English] Indian Express The Indian Muslim Times (Bombay) Indian Times Indopia [In Hindi & English] Infoindia (Calcutta) Inquilab (Maharashtra, Mumbai) [In Urdu] Irinjalakudalive (Kerala, Thrissur, Irinjalakuda) [In Malayalam] Islamic Voice (Bangalore) Jai Bihar (Bihar, Delhi, Mumbai) [In English] Jaihind Daily (Gujarati) Jagran Janadesh.in (Delhi) [In Hindi] Janatha Madhyama (Hassan, Karnataka) [In Kannada] Janatha Vani (Karnataka, Davangere) [In Kannada] Jandknews.com (Jammu & Kashmir) [In English] Kaliyuganarada (Andhra) [Teligu & English] Kalki Weekly Kalinga Times (Orissa) [In English] Kangla Online Kanian Tamilnews (Madras) Kannada Prabha Kashmir 24x7 [In English] (Jummu & Kashmir) Kashmir Observer [In English] Kashmir Times [In English] Kaumudi Online Kerala Kaumudi Kerala Online(Keralam) [In Malayalam] KhabarExpress.com (Rajasthan) [In Hindi & English] Khas Khabar (Rajasthan) Khidmat (Jammu, Kashmir) [In English & Urdu] Kochin Today (Malayalam) [In Malayalam] Koshur Akhbar (Kashmir) Kranti Kannada Daily (Karnataka) Kumudam Lokmat Lokprabha Newsline (Gujarat) Loksatta Loktej (Gujarat) [In Hindi] Lokraj Online Media [In English] Madhyamam Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] Maharashtra Times (Bombay) Malayala Manorama Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] Mangalam Mangalorean Times (In Kannada & English) Manorama News [In English & Malayalam] Manorama Online (Kerala) [In Malayalam] Marathi News Daily (Pune) Matamgi Yakairol (Manipur, Imphal) [In English] Mathrubhumi (Kozhikode, Kerala State) [In Malayalam] Mawphor (Shillong, Meghalaya) Media Newsline [In English] Mera Chandigarh (Chandigarh) [In English] Mid-Day The Milli Gazette The Morung Express (Nagaland) [In English] Mumbai Mirror (Bombay) [In English] Munsif Daily (Hyderabad) Myjhunjhunu.com (Rajasthan, Jhunjhunu) Nagaland Post (Nagaland) [In English] Naidunia (Indore) Nav Bharat Times [In Hindi] Nava Panga [In Punjabi & English] Navhind Times (Goa) Nawaitay (Bhatkal, Karnataka) Neindia.com (Tripura) [In English] Newindpress.com The New Indian Express (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka) [In English] News Around Gujarat [In English] Newsb4u.com (Tamil Nadu) [In English] News Directly From Mandya (Karanatka) News Guru India (Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh) [In Hindi] NewKerala (Kerala) [In English] News Today News Wing (Jharkhand) [In Hindi & English] Newstrack India (Delhi) [In English] The Newspaper Today Nhatky Nida-I-Mashriq (Jammu and Kashmir) [In Urdu] Nobat (Jamnagar) [In Gujarati] The Noblesville Times (Noblesville) [In English] The Northeast Today (Meghalaya, Shillong) [In English] Northern News Lines [In Hindi & English] Northlines (Jammu & Kashmir) [in English] Odisha.Com (Orissa) OHerald (Goa) Online Bharathi (Bangalore) Online Indian News [In English] Online Newspaper [In Hindi & English] Online Tirupati (Tirupati) [In English] Orissa India Orissa Infoline [In English & Oriya] Orissa.net Orissa Sambad(Orissa) [Oriya] Outlook India Panchjanya Parabaas Parvasi (Punjab, Chandigarh) [In Punjabi] Pathirika Online.com (Tamilnadu, Chennai) [In English] Patna Daily Pehli Khabar [In Hindi] Phayul (Tibetian International) [In English] Pioneer Pondy Central (Pondicherry) Prabha Sakshi Prabhat Khabar [In Hindi] Praja Pragathi (Tumkur, Karnataka) Pragativadi Prahaar (Mumbai) [In Marathi] Pratahkal (Rajasthan Mumbai Delhi) [In Hindi] Prajavani Kannada Daily (Bangalore) Prajodaya (Hassan) [In Kannada] Pramukhandhra Public News (Delhi) [In Hindi] Pudhari ePaper (Kolhapur, Maharashtra) [In Marathi] Punecity.com Punjab Express (Punjab) [In English] Punjab Newsline (Punjab) [In English] Punjab Kesari (Punjab) [In Hindi] Quami Ekta Ranchi Express (Jharkhand) [In English] Rajasthan Patrika Rajdhani Times (New Delhi) Rajmangal Times [In Hindi & English] Rashtriya Sahara [In Hindi] Ri Khasi Channel (Meghalaya / Shillong) Rohini Times [In English] Sach Kahoon (Haryana,Punjab & Delhi) [In Hindi] Saderatulhind [In Arabic] Sahara Samay (Uttar Pradesh) Sahil Online (Karnataka) [In Urdu] Sahil Online (Karnataka) [In English] Sakal (Pune) Sakshi Telugu News Paper (Andhra, Pradesh) [In Telugu] Samayik Prasanga (Silchar, Assam) [In Bengali] Sambhaav (Ahmedabad) The Samaj (Orissa) [In Oriya] Sandesh (Gujarat) Sangbad Pratidin (Calcutta) The Sangai Express (Manipur) [In English] Sanjevani Sanjh Savera Sanmarg (West Bengal, Orissa) [In Hindi] Savera India Times The Sentinel (Assam, Guwahati) [In English] The Shillong Times (Shillong, Meghalaya) Siaj Daily (Kerala) [In Malayalam] The Siasat Daily (Hyderabad) Sify Hindi Sify News Sikh Virsa Sikkim Darjeeling and Kalimpong news (West Bengal, Sikkim) [In English] Sikkim Express (Sikkim) [In English] Sinlung News (Assam, Manipur, Mizoram) [In English] State Times (Jammu, Kashmir) [In English] The Statesman (Delhi) [In English] Suddi Bidugade (Puttur , Sullia , Belthangady) [In Kannada] Suprovat Swatantra Vaartha (Andhra Pradesh) Swatantraawaz.com (Lucknow) [In Hindi] TajaNews The Tamil News The Tamil Sudar (Tamil, Nadu) [In Tamil] Taranga Tarun Bharat tehelka.com The Telegraph (Calcutta) [In English] Thatstamil.com (Tamil Nadu) [In Tamil] Thejas (Kerala) [In Malayalam] Thinaboomi The Times of India (Bangalore) [In English] Tripura News (Tripura) [In Kokborok] Tirupati Times (Andhrapradesh) [In English] Today India [In English] The Tribune (Chandigarh) [In English] TwoCircles.net [In English] Udayavani (Bangalore) United News Network (New Delhi) Upkhabar Urdu Net (New Delhi) [In Urdu] UTs' Voice [In English] Uttarbanga Sambad (Wesl Bengal, Entire North Bengal) Vaartalu Vaartha (Andhra Pradesh) The Viewspaper [In English] Vikatan Vishva Kannada VijayDwar (In Hindi) Voice of Assam The Voice of Millions [In English] Wadikiawaz (Jammy, Kashmir) [In English & Urdu] Web Dunia Web India [In English] Web Patrika (Hindi) White Drums [In English] World News Everyday [In English] Yugantar Punjab Zee News

20091204

A Tribute to Indian Library Classification system

20091203

Library related Acts in India

BOOKS

  • Indian Library Legislation:Union library bills and acts / Velaga Venkatappaiah..
  • Library and information science: parameters and perspectives : essays in ... By Ram Gopal Prasher, P. B. Mangla
  • Guidelines on Quality indicators in Library and Information Services: Affiliated/Constituent Colleges
  • Development of Public Libraries in India :Zahid Ashraf Wani _Library Philosophy and Practice
  • Growth and Development of Public Library system in India with special reference to Karnataka: Dr. B.D Kumar - International workshop on "Democratization of Informtion: Focus on Libraries"
  • Public Library Services in India:Systems and Deficiencies by Dr. R Bhaatacharjee , IFLANET
  • Handbook of Public Library System /B.D Panda

20091102

Descriptive Questions and Links for LIS Exams

1Q. Should we go for National Information Policy? Explain. 2Q. Explain the core programmes of IFLA with refernce to Library and Information Activities? 3Q. Discuss the concept of Distributed database and explain how transactions are executed serially in such a database. 4Q. Describe the different types of reprographic processes involved in reprographic services? 5Q. Explain the contribution of Dr. S.R. Ranganathan for the development of dynamic theory of Library classification? 6Q. Discuss the functions of Automated Serials Control System in Library. 7Q. Explain the methods of research in Library and Information science? 8Q. Explain any five services offered by the National Library of India. 9Q. what does the Indian standards IS3050 prescribe regarding Book binding? 10Q. How Management Information system is applicable to library and information centers? 11Q. What are the procedures in the acquisition of serial in special libraries.? 12Q. Discuss the issues relating to copyright in India? 13Q. Short note on a] Budget Justification b] TQM. 14Q. Write down services given by a] DELNET b] NISCAIR 15Q. What information can be found in the following information sources a] Imperial Gazetteer of India b] ALA yearbook 16Q. What are the importance of the hypertext to information professionals ? 17Q. What do you understand by Bibliography/ List the major types of Bibliographies. 18Q.Enumerate the list of organizaations that are involved in teh translation services in India. 19Q. What are the main steps in computerized acquisition process in a library? 20Q. what is Library Networking? 21Q. What are the publications of IASLIC? 22Q. What are the publications of ILA? 23Q. What are the publications of Library Association (UK)? 24Q. What are the publications of American Library Association? 25Q. What are the publications of ASLIB? 26Q. Explain the core programmes of IFLA with respect to LIbrary and Inforamtion activities. 27Q. What are the primary sources of Information ? 28Q. what are the Secondary sources of information ? 29Q/ Whar ate the Tertiary sources of information? 30Q. Define Encyclopedia? 31Q. What do you mean by dictionary ? 32Q. What is Information Management? 33Q. What is Knowledgement management? 34Q. write short notes on a] Email b] Bulletin Board services c] World Wide Web 35Q. What do you understand by Browsing? 36? what do you understand by leadership? 37Q. write short notes on a] Computer technology b] Communication technology. c] Multimedia technology d] optical Technology. 38Q. write notes on a] networking Technology b] barcode Technology 39Q. What is videotex? 40Q. What is OSI model? 41Q. what is Internet? 42Q. what is spiral of scientific method? 43Q. What do you mean by Hypothesis?

Books at Infibeam

Researh in Library and Information Science in India: Shiyali Ramamritha Ranganathan_Online_Bibliography

Ranganathan Books @infibeam

Researh in Library and Information Science in India: Shiyali Ramamritha Ranganathan_Online_Bibliography

Research as a meaningful career

Researh in Library and Information Science in India: Some Useful Resources for Library and Information Professionals in India

20080315

Shiyali Ramamritha Ranganathan_Online_Bibliography

  1. A LOOK AT RANGANATHAN’S LAWS AND IT’S APPLICATIONS AND DERIVATIONS
  2. A TRIBUTE TO S.R RANGANATHAN
  3. A TRIBUTE TO S.R RANGANATHAN:CONTRIBUTION TO INDIAN AND INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY SCIENCE
  4. CC-ONLINE
  5. CHAIN INDEXING - RANGANATHAN
  6. CHOICE OF SCHEME CLASSIFICATION/ SRR
  7. CLASSIFICATION AND COMMUNICATION- SRR
  8. COLON CLASSIFICATION
  9. COMMENTS & REVIEWS ABOUT DR. S. R. RANGANATHAN’S FIVE LAWS OF LIBRARY SCIENCE: THEIR RELEVANCE AND IMPERATIVES IN IT CONTEXT CORE CONCEPTS OF RANGANATHAN
  10. DIGITAL LIBRARIES APPROACHES TO RESOURCE DISCOVERY IN….
  11. DIGITIZED BOOKS OF RANGANATHAN
  12. DOCUMENTATION GENISIS AND DEVELOPMENT- SRR
  13. DR. S.R RANGANATHAN:A TRIBUTE
  14. DR. SRR – CD ON HIS LIFE AND WORKS
  15. EFFORTS OF DR.S.R.R FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY LEGISLATION AND SERVICE
  16. E-GOVERNMENT &RANGANATHAN
  17. FACETED CLASSIFICATION
  18. FACETED CLASSIFICATION TO PROVIDE STRUCTURE FOR INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
  19. FIVE LAWS AND AUTOMATION
  20. FIVE LAWS FOR 21ST CENTURY
  21. HELLO RANGANATHAN - DOWNLOAD ZIP
  22. HTTP://VALINOR.CA/MUFFIN.HTML
  23. ILA-RANGANATHAN POSTAL STAMP
  24. INDIAN INNOVATIVE WAYS ARE MORE THAN DIGITIZATION
  25. INDIAS FIRST IT GURU :SRR
  26. LINGUISTICS AND DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION
  27. MEMORABLIA RANGANATHAN
  28. NOTES ON CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING THEORY
  29. OPEN SOURCE AND RANGANATHAN'S FIVE LAWS OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
  30. PERSONAL COLLECTION OF DR. SRR
  31. PHILOSOPHY OF LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION
  32. PROLEGOMENA TO CLASSIFICATION- SRR
  33. PROLEGOMENA TO LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION
  34. RANGANATHAN : AHEAD OF HIS CENTURY
  35. RANGANATHAN AND COMICS
  36. RANGANATHAN AND FACET ANALYSIS
  37. RANGANATHAN AND HIS DISCIPLES
  38. RANGANATHAN CONTRIBUTIONS
  39. RANGANATHAN LIVE AND REAL
  40. RANGANATHAN ON MELVILDEWEY- AUDIO
  41. RANGANATHAN ONLINE:DO THE DIGITAL LIBRARIES VIOLATE THE 3RD LAW
  42. RANGANATHAN REVISITED: FACETS FOR THE FUTURE
  43. RANGANATHAN:A UNIVERSAL LIBRARIAN
  44. RANGANATHANS CC IN 1500 WORDS OR LESS
  45. RANGANATHANS CC:HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES
  46. RANGANATHANS COLON CLASSIFICATION:A SELECTED AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
  47. RANGANATHANS LAWS TO THE WEB
  48. RANGANATHAN'S MONOLOGUE ON MELVIL DEWEY
  49. RANGANATHANS RELEVANT RULES
  50. RANGANATHANS THEORY OF FACET ANALYSIS
  51. REDISCOVERING RANGANATHAN
  52. REFLECTIONS ON RANGANATHANS FIVE LAWS /RICHARD. A.L
  53. RESEARCH IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE AND CONTRIBUTION OF RANGANATHAN
  54. S.R RANGANATHAN IS CORRECT – ADD 100 POINTS TO YOUR SCORE
  55. S.R RANGANATHANSPOSTULATES AND NORMATIVE PRINCIPLES
  56. S.R. RANGANATHAN
  57. S.R.R BIOGRAPHY
  58. S.R.R CONTRIBUTIONS
  59. S.R.R HONOURS
  60. S.R.R POSITIONS HELD
  61. S.R.R PUBLICATIONS
  62. S.R.RANGANATHANHTTP://W3.UNIROMA1.IT/VRD/MATHEMATICS/I-RANGANATHAN.HTML/
  63. SARADA RANGANATHAN ENDOWMENT
  64. SRR- UNIVERSITY OF TENESSEE
  65. SRR-PHOTO AT IFLA
  66. SUBJECT HEADING AND FACET ANALYSIS
  67. THE FIVE LAWS IN INFORMATION SOCEITY AND VIRTUAL LIBRARY
  68. THE FIVE LAWS OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
  69. THE PIONEERS: S.R RANGANATHAN
  70. VISIONS OF THE DIGITAL LIBRARY WAS RANGANATHAN YAHOO?

20080305

Indian Library Flag

The Library Flag is in the Sky- Blue colour. It contains the Library Emblem in a circular design with the aphorism "NAHI GNANENA SADRISAM PAVITRAMIHA VIDYATE" (from the Sacred Bhagvadagita) inscribed in the top area and its telugu version is "GNANA TULYA PAVITRAMI JAGATILEDU" in the lower area . Inside the design at the bottom there is a figure of a palm leaf book above that the figure of an open paper book, and over that the figure of a Banyan tree with wide profusion of branches with thick green foilage all round and prop roots going down into the ground. Thus this emblem of Library Flag and for general use has a great and deep significance. SKY is Endless - so the sky blue colour of the Flag denotes the endless progress of Knowledge. Ocean is also blue therefore the blue colour may be reminiscent of Ocean also and thereby denote the unfathomable depth of knowledge. This is also a traditonally approved association of ideas. Knowledge undergoes changes in its form under influence of certain conditions. Just as the essential reality is indestructible, despite its multifarious changing forms, the essential real core of knowledge is changeless inspite off its many superficial changes. This is also signified by the blue colour of the Library Flag. Knowledge is of Two kinds, one is Spiritual Knowledge and the second Material knowledge. The spiritual knowledge is Supermundane and the Material Knowledge is Mundane. the palm leaf book in the design of the Emblem signifies the Spiritual Knowledge of it represents spiritual love of all the important age old religions of the world. As the paper book is the later evolution of the old Palm leaf book. The figure of the paper book in the Emblem represents the love of Material Knowledge which came to light later than the Spiritual Knowledge. Library is a Growing Organism Banyan tree has a special significance in Indian Philosophy. Srimanarayana the primary deity of the Hindu pantheon is known to use the Banyan leaf as his couch. Sri Medha dakshinamurthy, as incarnation of the knowledge aspect of lord Paramasiva is said to have sat in the form of Yough at the foot of a Banyan tree and taught the highest knowledge "Parabramatatva" through mute commentaries and removed their doubts Buddha quenched his thirst for knowldege at the foot of Bodhi Tree. It is also said that the shade of Banyan tree is warm in Winter and Cool in Summer. Keeping this in view the figure of the Banyan tree is incluede in the Emblem to denote that the Spiritual and Material lores of Knowledge have taken their mature incarnation in the shapes of a tree. Banyan tree sucks the substance from the soil and not only through primary roots but also through its many prop roots. This is intended to signify that knowledge has to be obtained from several sources through several means. The tree gives shelter in its shade to all people without any regard to the difference in caste, creed or colour. In the same manner knowledge does go to all people irrespective of their differences. The ultimate goal of man is to reach God. This can be had only through the highest knowledge and that knowledge (GNANA) can be earned through books therefore proffering of knowledge is the ultimate end of books. There can be nothing else as sacred and reverence worthy as knowledge.
By - K.S Prakasam, Anantapur in "Two Decades of Library Progress 1950-1970; Souvenir 1985, Anantapur

20080304

LIS_Acronyms

  1. ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange
  2. AACR - Anglo American Cataloguing Rules
  3. AALDI - Association of Agricultural Libraries and Documentalists of India
  4. APLA - Andhra Pradesh Library Association
  5. ACI - Anteriorsing Common Isolate
  6. AD - Alphabetic device
  7. ADLIB - Adaptive Library Management System
  8. ADONIS - Article Delivery Over Network Information Systems
  9. ADRS - Automatic Document Request Service
  10. AIFDS - Abstract Information Digest Service
  11. AIM - Associated Information Managers
  12. AIRS - Alliance Information Referral Services
  13. ALSD - Academy of Library Science and Documentation
  14. Ann Lib.Sc - Annals of Library Science and Documentation
  15. APLA - Andhra Pradesh Library Association
  16. APPLA - Andhra Pradesh Public Library Association
  17. APUPA - Alien Penumbral Umbral Penumbral Alien
  18. ARPANET - Advanced Research Projects Agency Network
  19. ASLIB - Association for Information Management
  20. ASTINFO - Regional Network for the Exchange of Information and Experiences in Asia and the Pacific
  21. ASTRA - Application of Science and Technology to Rural Areas
  22. ATIS - Appropriate technology Information Service
  23. ATM - Asynchronous Transfer Mode
  24. AUBC - All Union Book Chamber
  25. AUBC - All Union Book Chamber
  26. BALLOTS - Bibliographic Automation of Large Libraries using An Online Time Sharing Systems
  27. BASIC - Beginners All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
  28. BBK - Bibliographical Classification
  29. BC - Bibliographic Classification
  30. BEPI -Bibliography of English Publications in India
  31. BHULSA - Banaras Hindu University Library Science Students Association
  32. BIS -Bureau of Indian
  33. BIX - Byte Information Exchange
  34. BLA - Bengal Library Association
  35. BPS -book Procurement System
  36. BSI - British Standard Institute
  37. BSIB - British Society for International Bibliography
  38. BT - Broad Term
  39. BTIS - Biotechnology Information System (India)
  40. BUSLA - Bombay Science Librarians Association
  41. CADIG - Country and District Information Group
  42. CAIN - Cataloguing & Indexing
  43. CAIRS - Computer Assisted Information Retrieval System
  44. CALIBNET - Calcutta Library Network
  45. CAM - Content Address Memory
  46. CAM - Content Address Memory
  47. CARDS - Card Automated Reproduction Demand System
  48. CAROS - Card Automated Reproduction Demand System
  49. CAS - Current Awareness Service
  50. CBBS - Computerised Bulletin Board Service
  51. CBI - Cumulative Book Index
  52. CBIS - Computer Based Information Service
  53. CBIS - Computer Based Information Service
  54. CC - Colon Classification
  55. CCC - Classified Cataloguing Code
  56. CCC - Copyright Clearance Centre
  57. CCF - Common Communication Format
  58. CCL - Common Command Language
  59. CDI - Comprehensive Dissertation Index
  60. CDRI - Central Drug Research Institute
  61. CDS/ISIS - Computerized Documentation System/ Integrated Set of Information System
  62. CEIS - Central Excise Information System
  63. CFSTI - Clearing House of Federal Scientific & technical Information
  64. CICI - Confederation of Information Communication Industries
  65. CICIL - Concept in Communication Informatics & Librarianship
  66. CIP - Catalogue in Publication
  67. CIS - Cataloguing in Source
  68. CIX - Commercial Internet Exchange
  69. CLAS - Computerised Library Acquisition System
  70. CM - Content Management
  71. CMC - Computer Maintenance Corporation
  72. CODATA - Council on Data for Science & Technology
  73. COMAC - Continuous Multiple Access Collator
  74. COMARC - Cooperative Machine Readable Cataloguing
  75. COMLA - Commonwealth Library Association
  76. CONSER - Conversion of Serial Records
  77. CORE - Computer Readable Catalogue
  78. COSATI - Committee on Scientific & Technical Information
  79. COSATI - Committee on Scientific and Technical Information
  80. CRG - Classification Research Group
  81. CROSS - Computer Rearrangement of Subject Specialties
  82. CSI - Computer Society of India
  83. CSIR - Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
  84. CTI - Current technology Index
  85. CTI - Current Technology Index
  86. DAI - Dissertations Abstracts International
  87. DARE - Data Retrieval System for Documentation in Social Science
  88. DBNAct - Delivery of Books & Newspapers Act
  89. DCE - Data Communication Equipment
  90. DDL - Data Description Language
  91. DELNET - Developing Library Network
  92. DESIDOC - Defense Scientific Information and Documentation Centre
  93. DFS - Document Finding System
  94. DNS - Domain Name System
  95. DLA - Delhi Library Association
  96. DOCTOR - Dictionary Operation and Control for the Thesaurus Organisation
  97. DOI - Digital Object Identifier
  98. DRTC - Documentation Research Training Centre
  99. DSL - Digital Subscriber Link
  100. EBAM - Electron Beam Accessed Memory
  101. EBCDIC - Extended Binary coded Decimal Interchange Code
  102. EBR - Electronic Beam Recording
  103. EC - Expansive Classification
  104. EIES - Electronic Information Exchange Systems
  105. ENVIS - Environmental Information System
  106. EPROM - Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory
  107. ERIC - Educational Resource Information Centre
  108. ERNET - Education And Research Network
  109. FALA - Federation of Asian Library Associations
  110. FID - International Federation for Documentation
  111. FILA - Federation of Indian Library Association
  112. FTP - File Transfer Protocol
  113. GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
  114. GILAC - Government of India Library Association
  115. GISTINIC - General Information Service Terminal of the National Informatics Centre
  116. GMD - General Material Designation
  117. GPSS - Gateway Packet Switched Services
  118. HLA - Haryana Library Association
  119. HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocal
  120. IAC - Information Analysis Centres
  121. IASLIC - Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centres
  122. IATLIS - Indian Association of Teachers of Library and Information Science
  123. ICRS - International Centre for Registration of Serials 1971
  124. ICSSR - Indian Council of Social Science Research
  125. ICSU - International Council of Scientific Unions
  126. IGS - Information Gathering Habit Survey
  127. IIS - Internet Infromation Server
  128. ILA - Indian Library Association
  129. ILRC - Indian Library Resource Centre
  130. IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol
  131. IMPACT - Information Market Policy Action(EUROPE)
  132. INB - Indian National Bibliography
  133. INS - Inter Networking System
  134. INDONET - Indian Documentation Networks
  135. INFLIBNET - Information Library Networkz
  136. INIS - International Nuclear Information System
  137. INPADOC - International Patent Documentation Centre
  138. INRES - Global Information Referral System developed by UNDP
  139. INSDOC - International Scientific Documentation Centre
  140. IRC - Internet Reply Chat
  141. IRTF - Internet Research Task Force
  142. ISBD - International Standard Bibliographic Description
  143. ISBD (G) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for General Text (1977)
  144. ISBD (PM) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Printed Music (1980)
  145. ISBD(A) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Monographic Publications
  146. ISBD(CF) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Component Files (1989)
  147. ISBD(CP) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Computer Parts (1989)
  148. ISBD(GM) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Cartographic Material (1977)
  149. ISBD(NBM) - International Standard Bibliographic Description for Non Bok Material (1977)
  150. ISBN - Internationl Standard Book Number
  151. ISDS - International Serials Data System
  152. ISIS - Indian Standards Information Systems
  153. ISORID - International Information System on Research in Documentation
  154. ISP - Internet Service Providers
  155. ISSN - International Standard Serial Number
  156. ISTA - Indian Social Science Translators Association
  157. JOCLAI - Joint Council of Library Association in India
  158. JPEG - Joint Photographic Expert Group
  159. KLIC - Keyword Letter in Context System
  160. KWAC - Keyword Augmented in Context
  161. KWIC - Keyword-In- Context
  162. KWIT - Keyword Title
  163. KWOC - Keyword out of Context
  164. KWOT - Keyword out of Title
  165. LAN - Local Area Network
  166. LC - Library of Congress Classification
  167. LUCI - Logical Unit Based Cyclic Index
  168. MABD - Machine Readable Bibliographic Data
  169. MALA - Madras Library Association
  170. MARC - Machine Readable Cataloguing
  171. MEDLARS - Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System
  172. MIME - Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
  173. MPEG - Moving Photographic Experts Group
  174. NAPC - National Programme for Acquisitions and Cataloguing
  175. NASS - National Association of Software and Services Companies
  176. NASSDOC - National Social Science Documentation Centre
  177. NATIS - National Information Systems
  178. NCLIS - National Commission on Libraries and Information Science
  179. NCS - Newspaper Clipping Service
  180. NCT - National Centre for Telematics
  181. NERC - National Educational Resource Centre
  182. NICDAP- National Information Centre Drugs and Pharmaceuticals
  183. NICFD - National Information Centre for Food Science and Technology
  184. NICHEM - National Information Centre for Chemistry and Chemical Technology
  185. NICLAI - National Information Centre for Leather and Allied Industries
  186. NICMAP - National Information Centre for Machine Tools and Allied Products
  187. NICRYS - National Information Centre for Crystallography
  188. NISCAIR - National Institute of science COmmunication and Information Resources
  189. NISSS - National Information System for Social Sciences
  190. NNTP - Networks News Transfer Protocol
  191. NRCST - National Referral Centre for Science and Technology
  192. NRDMS - National Research Data Management System
  193. NT - Narrow Term
  194. NTI - National Index of Translations
  195. NTIS - National Technical Information Service
  196. NUCSSI - National Union Catalogue of Scientific Serials in India
  197. OCR - Optical Character Recognition
  198. OECD - Oraganization for Economic Co-operation and Development
  199. OPAC - Online Public Access Catalogue
  200. OROM - Optical Read Only Memory
  201. OSCMS - Open Source Content Management
  202. PIS - Patent Information System
  203. PLA - Punjab Library Association
  204. PMEST - Personality Matter Energy Space Time
  205. PMS - Periodical Management System
  206. POPSI - Postulate Based Permuted Subject Index
  207. POPSI - Postulate Based Permuted Subject Indexing
  208. PRECIS - Preserved Context Index System Index
  209. PRECIS - Preserved Context Indexing Systems
  210. RFID - Radio Frequency Identification
  211. RIC - Riders International Classification
  212. RILISAR - Ranganathan Institute of Library and Information Bulletin for Applied Research
  213. RSS - Retrospective Search System Retrospective Search System : any search system that responds to an ad hoc query by searching the entire database for relevant documents.
  214. RSS - Really Simple Syndication
  215. RT - Related Term
  216. RTF - Rich Text Format
  217. SC - Subject Classification
  218. SENDOC -
  219. SIRNET - Scientific & Industrial Research Network
  220. SLIC - Serial Listing of Indexing concepts
  221. SLIC - Selective Listing in Combination
  222. SYNTOL - Syntagmatic Organization Language
  223. TRIPS - Trade Related Aspects of Property Rights
  224. UAP - Universal Availability of Publications
  225. UBC - Universal Bibliographic Control
  226. UDC - Universal Decimal Classification
  227. UGC - University Grants Commission
  228. UNISIST - World Science Information System
  229. URL - Uniform Resource Locator
  230. VERONICA - Very Easy Rodent Oriented Netwise Index to Computerised Archives
  231. VLSI - Very Large Scale Integrated Circuits
  232. V-SAT - Very Small Apperture Terminal
  233. WAIS - Wide AreasInformation Server

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Talking Libraries in India: Talking Books, or books on audio tapes are now produced by many libraries in India. Given here is a list of such libraries These are specially books meant for blind people All India Confderation of the Blind:Delhi – Produces Audio Books Arushi :Bhopal – Produces Audio Books Blind People association :Ahmedabad – Produces Audio Books Blind Relief Asociation: Delhi -The library has a Cassette Recording Studio for text books Electronic Media Production Centre :IGNOU, Delhi – Produces Audio Books Govt Institution for the blind: Panjab - – Produces Audio Books Kerala Federation for Blind: Kerala -records and distributes books on tapes Mitra Jyothi: Bangalore – Produces Audio Books NAB M.P. Shah All-India Talking Book Center:Mumbai - Around 2,561 titles in nine languages, namely: Gujarati, Sanskrit, Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil and English . Novels, fiction and other recreational literature. Monthly talking magazines: Listeners Digest in English, Indradhanush in Hindi, Saptarang in Marathi, and Swarsangam in Gujarati. Textbooks on law, economics and other subjects for University, High School and Secondary schools. National Institute of Visually Handicap (NIVH): The institute has a National Talking Book Library (Audio Books) that has nearly 15,000 individual and Reader's Club members. The Unit records text books, novels, general books and magazines. The books are recorded on master cassettes and duplicated for individuals and organisations on a loan basis, free of charge Rotary Helen Keller Talking Book Library:Tamil Nadu - School text books (as prescribed by the Government of Tamilnadu 6th to 12th Standards) ,College text books ,General knowledge books, Short stories/novels, Self-improvement books R.N. Batra Talking Book Library:Delhi - Persons above 5 years of age can avail the services by depositing a refundable security deposit of Rupees 100 for five audiocassettes. Institutional membership is for Rupees 1,000 Shruti Information Centre:Delhi - Produces Audio Books The British Library:Pune - The British library in Pune has a collection of around 500 titles of audio books in CDs The Poona Blind Men’s Association: Pune – Produces Audio Books Victoria Memorial School:Maharashtra - it has ‘Braille’ books, 'talking' books such as recorded cassettes and CDs, has Reading Machines, an enlargement equipment to help those with low vision. It also provides access to Internet and has space for listening to music and read-aloud sessions. Play 'n' Learn Toys and Books Library :-304, Anandnagar,Forjett Street, Grant Road, TardeoMumbai - 400 036 One of the unique toys and books library in this area, the library aims to give the children the right toy at the right time. The have a collection around 400 toys and games and 400 books.

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Aksharsparsh LibraryVillagers in Khanapur near Khadakvasla and Malshiras in Solapur district don't have to travel all the way to Pune in search of books. For, these knowledge packs reach them at their doorsteps, all free of charge. It is an outcome of the joint efforts of Aksharsparsh Granthalaya, Nari Samata Manch and Masum, non-governmental organisations. Bakul Library FoundationOver the last decade or so Satya Nagar in Bhubaneswar has morphed from a sleepy residential area to a commercial hub. When you go straight down the road from the brash, new Big Bazar in the area you hit a reasonably sized, unremarkable two storied house numbered 16 that is painted white and looks as boring as any other house on the lane. But you cannot miss a signboard that is essentially a piece of carved and painted wood that says ‘Bakul Sishu Paathaagaara’ (Bakul Children’s Library) in Oriya. A small gate leads you into a space that looks as unlike a library as you can imagine. Of course there are books all around; but you have pictures of joyous monkeys playing on the walls and every inch of the walls painted cheerfully with one motif or the other in soothing bright colours. Bengali E-Library A huge collection of rare literatures, magazines and journals all in their real form have been stacked up in www.banglalibrary.org. A high speed library engine powers the portal. The depth of the collection is the era that it focuses. The period runs from 1850 to 1950 when Bengal went through a Renaissance. A host of suits like electronic book catalogue, online registration, electronic payment, admission information, education corner, legal corner, e-Gallery, Bangali Blog make the portal a true “Bengali Adda” on the Internet. BookMeABook BookMeaBook is an online book rental service that provides free door-to-door delivery and pickup for your reading comfort. You can become a member and then choose from over 20,000 titles to read. Books are delivered to you and you can read at your own pace , without having to worry about library fines or renewal hassles. Our driving philosophy is Simplicity in reading. Worry only Right to Information on Wheels Right To Information Act to be mounted on wheels. For the first time in India, a vehicle is being exclusively designed to create awareness as well as help the people of Gujarat to use their Right to Information effectively. An initiative of Mahiti Adhikar Gujarat Pahel (MAGP), this vehicle will be equipped with an LCD projector, screen, computer with Internet connection, scanner, printer and copier and a small library. The vehicle will have provisions for a solar panel to be fixed over it to generate enough power for its operation. Manned by two volunteers, this vehicle will screen films on RTI, distribute pamphlets, hold public discussion on the act and assist people to file applications seeking information. Saraswata Niketanam Saraswata Niketanam, Vetapalem, Andhra Pradesh is a unique library with a prolific collection in Telugu language making it very different from the typical mill on the run libraries in India. Dedicated for over 8 decades particularly in the emancipation of Telugu literature as well as the language holistically is a giant repository, which has the collections in Telugu probably unavailable anywhere else in the country. The library is located in Vetapalem, a lesser-known place in the district of Prakasam in Andhra Pradesh along the eastern sea coastline in Tenali Madras Railway line. Unlike the many public libraries in the country maintained by the Government of India, the Saraswata Niketanam, Vetapalem, Andhra Pradesh is a private library up kept by the family of the Late V.V Shreshti who is the reputed founder of the Institution. Shabdasneha VachanalayaThese inspiring lines were the driving force behind setting up a modern, well equipped library where reading becomes not only a passion, but a habit, and a visit to the ‘Shabdasneha’ will make you cherish the experience forever. You might be several seas away, or may be just around the corner, but let us build a bond of words through the wealth of words. So, go ahead and join this bandwagon of book lovers.

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Some professionals have fixed> the prices for writing Phds. This business is> roaring in India.If such is the situaton one need> not worried about the quality of the Phds and the> research papers. No professional is really working> the current topics in ICT and its use in Libraries.> The actual working Librarians are not taken for> guiding the Phds and the teachers have not the hands> on practice in ICT and related topics. They take up> the issues by reading the articles and never> understand the topic and try to copy the same. This> is what happening in India. To our surprise they> copy chapter by chapter and make a book and not> having any sequence or relationship of each para.> Then they send the thesis book to one of their close> friend for evaluation and get the good remarks. I> know one real situation who produced a phd on ICT.> Nether the guide nor the evaluator or the candidate> have the the knoledge of the topic.But it was> recommeded for gold medal.
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