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 IN HOUSE BOOK EXHIBITION ON ACCOUNT OF INDEPENDENCE DAY  FROM 14th to 18th AUGUST 2018 SR.NO. ACC.NO AUTHOR TITLE 1 4512 COLLINS,LARRY/LAPIERRE,DOMNIQUE FREEDOM AT MIDNIGHT 2 23665 KALAM, A.P.J. ABDUL/TIWARI, ARUN WINGS OF FIRE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY 3 24632 NEGI, RANJAN MIR FROM GLOOM TO GLORY: MIR RANJAN NEGI 4 2316 CHAKRAVARTY, A. FREEDOM FIGHTERS OF INDIA 5 10960 CARDOZO, IAN PARAM VIR: OUR HEROES IN BATTLE 6 3027 MITRA, SASIKUMAR VISION OF INDIA 7 12980 KALAM, APJ ABDUL IGNITED MINDS : UNLEASHING THE POWER WITHIN INDIA 8 15164 KAMTE, VINITA/DESHMUKH, VINITA TO THE LAST BULLET: THE INSPIRING STORY OF BRAVEHEART - ASHOK KAMTE 9 18858 NILEKANI, NANDAN IMAGINING INDIA: IDEAS FOR THE NEW CENTURY 10 24862 KOM, MARY/SERTO...

S.R. Ranganathan’s work in Library Science lauded “Revolution in the IT sector has made it possible to access information from various sources other than books. However, technological advancement will never minimise the role of books as the primary source of information,” said Library Science consultant K.N. Prasad of Bengaluru. Lecture Delivering the Parvathamma Hombal endowment lecture, ‘The role of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan in the growth of public libraries’, on the occasion of the Library Day programme at Karnatak Vidyavardhak Sangha here recently, Mr. Prasad said: “Information acquired from books will be inclusive in nature because the process of reading foster the process of thinking and reasoning”. Referring to the role played by the legendary librarian S.R. Ranganathan, he said that the country was highly indebted to him as far as public libraries and Library Science is concerned. “He was so much committed to the cause of the libraries. Whatever knowledge that...

Meet Akshay Venkatesh: The Delhi-born who got the Nobel Prize in mathematics By Indulekha Aravind, ET Bureau | Updated: Aug 04, 2018, 11.39 PM IST Post a Comment Meet Akshay Venkatesh: The Delhi-born who got the Nobel Prize in mathematics By Indulekha Aravind When he was 13, Akshay Venkatesh told a journalist interviewing the exceptionally young high school graduate, “I’d like to do some research in physics or maybe become a mathematician or something like that.” The Delhi-born, Australia-bred mathematician has done that and then some, winning the prestigious Fields Medal this week. It’s deemed the highest honour in mathematics. The 36-year-old Stanford University professor, set to join the Institute for Advanced Study at the University of  .. Read more at: //economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/65273660.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC (1-31 July, 2018) Sr. No. Member No's. 1 GUPTA PRADEEP FULCHAND RENU 42 2 ANTONY ALEX LEENA 27 3 PATIL MRUNMAYI SANJIV RUCHITA 26 4 MASCARENHAS DANILA MARK CYNTHIA 25 5 PEREIRA COLLIN CHRISTOPHER WAVENEY 24 6 GALA RONAK PARESH BHARTI 24 All the above Active Users are eligible for one extra library book for the month of August, 2018.