Reviving the Legacy: The Unyielding Importance of Public Libraries
Mizoram Governor General V K Singh highlights the declining importance of public libraries and the need for their revival during Delhi University's Library Science anniversary. He points out India's historical library tradition and the role of education in national progress, with a nod to technological evolution in reading habits.
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At Delhi University's 80th anniversary of its Library Science Department, Mizoram Governor General V K Singh emphasized the importance of rejuvenating public libraries in India. He lamented the decline of such institutions and called for their revival to mirror European standards.
Singh highlighted the evolving yet crucial role of libraries in educational institutions, linking them to the foundation of national progress. He praised India's academia, referencing Nalanda University as an example of educational prowess.
The event also spotlighted India's early library movements, credited to Maharaja Sayajirao of Baroda. His pioneering initiatives, such as the library cess, were mentioned as significant strides in fostering a reading culture in the country.
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