Library Movement and Library Development in North-West India, Vols. I and II
Contents: Vol. I. Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir: Preface. Section I. Haryana: I. The State: 1. The state of Haryana. 2. Hindi of Haryana. II. Public libraries: 3. Library Movement. 4. Library development. 5. Library legislation. III. Academic libraries: 6. Academic libraries. IV. Special libraries: 7. Special libraries. V. LIS Education: 8. LIS education. VI. Library associations: 9. Library associations. X. Library Personnel: 10. Professionals. VIII. Miscellaneous: 11. Chronology. 12. Publishing and promotion of books. Section II. Himachal Pradesh: I. The State: 13. Himachal Pradesh -- the state. 14. Languages of Himachal. II. Public libraries: 15. Growth of public libraries. 16. State central library, Solan. 17. State library, Shimla. 18. District libraries and villages libraries. Appendixes. III. Academic libraries: 19. University libraries. 20. College libraries. IV. Research and special libraries: 21. Research library (Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla). 22. Special libraries. V. Library associations: 23. Himachal Pradesh Librarians Association. VI. Library Personnel: 24. Who’s who. 25. Who was who (Retired Librarians). VII. Miscellaneous: 26. Chronology. 27. Reference sources. Section III. Jammu and Kashmir: I. The State: 28. The State of Jammu and Kashmir. 29. Kashmiri. II. History of Libraries: 30. History of libraries in Jammu and Kashmir. III. Public Libraries: 31. Public library provision in Jammu and Kashmir. 32. Library legislation. Annexures. IV. Academic Libraries: 33. University libraries. 34. College libraries. V. Special libraries: 35. Special libraries (List). 36. Ladakh region (Central Institute of Buddhist Studies). VI. LIS Education: 37. LIS Education. VII. Library Personnel: 38. J and K Library Association. VIII. Library personnel: 39. Some library professionals. IX. Miscellaneous: 40. Contribution of Prof Koula. 41. Chronology. 42. Reference material.
Vol. II. Punjab: I. The State: 43. Punjab: the state. 44. Punjabi language. II. Library history: 45. Library Movement in Punjab. 46. Public libraries. 47. Efforts for library legislation. III. Academic libraries: 48. University libraries. 49. College and school libraries. IV. Special Libraries: 50. Special Libraries (List). V. LIS Education: 51. LIS education. 52. Library science literature. VI. Library Associations: 53. Library Associations from Punjab. VII. Library personnel: 54. Pioneers of the Movement. 55. Professionals. VIII. Miscellaneous: 56. Professional journals from Punjab. 57. E-Governance in Punjab. 58. Satkal-Governance in Punjab. 59. Important events. 60. Reference sources on Punjab and Punjabi.
This is the ninth work in the Library in India Series covering the North-West region of India. There are four states comprehended in this study, namely, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab. This study is presented in two volumes. Volume 1 covers the first 3 states listed above. Volume 2 covers Punjab.
Under each section a brief history of the state, and principal language (s) spoken are given as prelude. The part on public libraries gives a brief history f libraries in the state, library development, library legislation and library system in the state. The part on academic libraries covers university libraries, college libraries, school libraries, etc. These are parts tat are devoted to special libraries, library education, library associations; library personnel, library literature, etc.
All sections carry a chronology important events in the history and development libraries; reference material, professional journals, etc. Thus each section is all pervasive and fairly exhaustive in coverage.
Vol. II. Punjab: I. The State: 43. Punjab: the state. 44. Punjabi language. II. Library history: 45. Library Movement in Punjab. 46. Public libraries. 47. Efforts for library legislation. III. Academic libraries: 48. University libraries. 49. College and school libraries. IV. Special Libraries: 50. Special Libraries (List). V. LIS Education: 51. LIS education. 52. Library science literature. VI. Library Associations: 53. Library Associations from Punjab. VII. Library personnel: 54. Pioneers of the Movement. 55. Professionals. VIII. Miscellaneous: 56. Professional journals from Punjab. 57. E-Governance in Punjab. 58. Satkal-Governance in Punjab. 59. Important events. 60. Reference sources on Punjab and Punjabi.
This is the ninth work in the Library in India Series covering the North-West region of India. There are four states comprehended in this study, namely, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab. This study is presented in two volumes. Volume 1 covers the first 3 states listed above. Volume 2 covers Punjab.
Under each section a brief history of the state, and principal language (s) spoken are given as prelude. The part on public libraries gives a brief history f libraries in the state, library development, library legislation and library system in the state. The part on academic libraries covers university libraries, college libraries, school libraries, etc. These are parts tat are devoted to special libraries, library education, library associations; library personnel, library literature, etc.
All sections carry a chronology important events in the history and development libraries; reference material, professional journals, etc. Thus each section is all pervasive and fairly exhaustive in coverage.
