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Prof. Shabahat Husain,
President, ILA
Govt. of India nominee on;
i) Governing body of National Museum Allahabad
ii) Khuda Baksh Oriental Public Library.
iii) Member of University Court Allahabad Univ.
Ex-Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, AMU
Ex-University Librarian, AMU
Postal Address:
Chairperson, Department of Library & Information Science,
List of Journals under Academic Programme Indicators System
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has informed that it has constituted a Standing Committee, under the
chairpersonship of Prof. V.S. Chauhan, Member, UGC for the purposes of preparing a “List of Journals” as required under clause 6.0.5(i) of University Grants Commission (Minimum qualifications for appointment of teachers and other academic
staff in universities and colleges and measures for the maintenance of standards in higher education) (4th Amendment),
Regulations, 2016. The regulations are available at http://egazette.nic.in/WriteReadData/2016/170658.pdf.
As per these regulations only those research papers that are published in the journals included in the “List of Journals” are eligible for scoring on the research and academic contribution category of the Academic Performance Indicators (API) for
teacher and academic staff. The identification of journals by the committee will be an ongoing and continuous process.
The regulations have been notified on 11th July, 2016.
Preparation of List of Journals for considering APIs
Announcing the development of SocArXiv, an open social science archive
SocArXiv announces a partnership with the Center for Open Science to develop a free, open access, open source archive
for social science research. The initiative responds to growing recognition of the need for faster, open sharing of research
on a truly open access platform for the social sciences.
The first phase of the project will be a preprint server for social scientists, providing the following services:
• Fast, free uploading of academic papers and open access for all readers
• Free registration open to all, regardless of academic affiliation
• Permanent identifiers that link to the latest version of a paper (authors can provide links to versions published
elsewhere)
• Full access and discoverability through Google Scholar and other research tools
• The option to use any Creative Commons license
• Comment and discussion on papers among registered users
• Grouping of papers together for conferences or working groups
• Analytics data on how often papers have been accessed
• Easy sharing on social media sites – without requiring readers to register
The details of the news are available at: https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2016/07/25/what-is-socarxiv/
Aksharaveedhi: An open-air library in Kerala that makes books accessible to all
A group of artists and art lovers in Thiruvananthapuram is not only basking in the sunshine, but also in the glory of
having conceptualised an open-air library. For over a month now, an open-air library called “Aksharaveedhi” has been functioning on the streets of “Manaveeyam Veedhi” (cultural corridor). The Malayalam word “Aksharaveedhi” roughly
translates to “the path of words”. The open-air library was conceptualised by Team Nizhalattam, an artists’ forum with close to 100 members. It functions during the weekends from 6 am till late in the night. The books include famous novels and children's literature in
Malayalam, English and Hindi. However, newspapers that figure into the essentials list for a Malayali after food, shelter
and clothing are made available throughout the week. Along with encouraging a reading culture, library also want to
promote these kinds of values,”. The team plans to introduce CDs of classic films to their collection in the future.
Amazon launches used books in India to tap smaller town readers
Amazon has launched a dedicated section for used books on its platform in India as it looks to make inroads into the
country’s semi-urban and rural markets. Just as the company pioneered the concept of online selling by shipping books in
the late 1990s, it is now deploying the same model to crack the price-sensitive Indian market with affordable, used
textbooks and novels. “With this launch, reading enthusiasts across the country can now buy used books with the same ease and convenience as buying new books,” said Noor Patel, director of category management at Amazon India. Amazon says, book sales on its platform have grown 20 times over the past three years since the company launched its
services in India. It now has millions of titles and 9,400 sellers of books on its platform, making it the country’s largest book store. So far, Amazon has been listing only fiction on its site. However, India is largely dominated by textbooks in
the offline world.
Dokk1 - the winner of the Public Library of the Year Award 2016
With its unique and central location in the city, Dokk1 has become a key element in the forward-looking strategy for
creating more life by serving multidirectional services to the individuals of the locality. It is evident that accessibility has
been given high priority, not only in the positioning of the library, but also in the many outdoor areas and staircases that
provide access to the building from all sides and also to the collection of the library.
The prize (US$ 5,000) is awarded by the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces as a part of the Model Programme for
Public Libraries with IT company Systematic as sponsor. The assessment criteria used for selecting the best library like
interaction with the surroundings and local culture, architectural quality, flexibility (including how rooms are designed
and organized), sustainability, learning space, digitization, etc.
Celebration of National Librarian’s Day and 125th Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan
The Department of Library and Information Science, AMU organised a program on National Librarian’s Day and 125th Birth Anniversary of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan (father of Library Science in India) on 18th August, 2016. The program was
attended by the faculty members, Research Scholars and the students of the Department. The chief guest of the occasion
was Padmashri Prof. Syed Zillur Rahman (President, Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences, Aligarh) and
the function was presided over by the Chairman DLIS and the President of Indian Library Association, Prof. Shabahat
Husain. The coordinator of the program was Prof. Naushad Ali, P.M.
The chief guest, Prof. Syed Zillur Rahman articulated that the libraries and the museums are the nerve centers of
the culture in our society and made a mention of preserving and conserving the cultural assets of our society, as they are
the identities of our existence. While congratulating the chairman of the department for organising such programmes,
Prof. Rahman desired celebrating the birth anniversary of Padmashri Prof. S. Bashiruddin (Ex-University Librarian, M. A.
Library, AMU) as well. He also expressed that the very essence of human existence on earth is doing something good for
the society and the preservation of culture and language, is one of the most important aspects to work on for upholding the
distinctiveness of our civilization.
While providing a picturesque representation of Dr. S. R. Ranganathan’s life changing lessons and his contributions to the field of library science, Prof. Shabahat Husain dwelled upon the philosophical basis of libraries and librarianship. He
described three categories of human beings in our society, namely the followers, the leaders, and the Pattern Makers. Dr.
S.R.Ranganathan was one of the profiles in the third category of rare group of persons. Prof. Husain also mentioned the
contributions of Prof. Syed Zillur Rahman and expressed that there are a lot of similarities between Dr. S.R.Ranganathan
and the Prof. Syed Zillur Rahman, in serving the society and living a saintly life for the sake of knowledge and an urge for
giving back to the society.
Prof. Naushad Ali, P.M elegantly welcomed the chief guest, president of the function and the audience, and gave an
inclusive stance of the life sketch of Dr. S.R.Ranganathan. He made a mention that the national librarian’s day is not only
celebrated to recognise the services of libraries and library science leaders but at the same time, put across the message of
hard working, dedication, commitment to the duties and a sense of responsibility. Prof. Ali expressed that the day should
be remembered by refreshing and rejuvenating ourselves for the newer skills and techniques to serve more effectively and
proficiently to the society.
Dr. M. Masoom Raza (Associate Professor, DLIS), Ms. Sofia Alvera and Mr. Mohd. Rahimullah were the
representative speakers from the faulty members, research scholars and the students respectively.
The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Muzamil Mushtaq (Assistant Professor, DLIS) and the program was
conducted by Ms. Areeba Tauseef (Research Scholar in the Department).
The citation was read by Dr. D. R. Deshpande, President of Dr. P.S.G Kumar Library Foundation
(Nagpur). He also presented a shawl and a shriphal on behalf of the Foundation. The bouquet was
presented by Dr. N.P. Nalhe, Trustee of the Foundation. The Citation was presented by Prof. Shabahat
Husain, President of ILA, the Memento was presented by Dr. Ramesh C. Gaur, Vice President of IASLIC
and Trustee of Ranganathan Research Circle. The Award amount of Rs. 10,116/- in the form of a cheque
was presented by Prof. P.B. Mangla, Former Vice President of IFLA.
The concluding paragraph of the citation reads “As library fraternity under the joint banner of Delhi Library Association, Indian Library Association, IASLIC, Ranganathan Research Circle, Dr. P.S.G
Kumar Library Foundation (Nagpur), Ranganathan Society for Social Welfare & Library Development,
“Information for All: Changing Role of Public Libraries in Digital India Initiatives” during 2nd-3rd
September, 2016 at Alagappa University Convocation
Seminar Hall. The details of the conference with
Registration Form can be accessed from:
www.alagappauniversity.ac.in.
SEMANTiCS 2016 - The Linked Data Conference.
12th International Conference on Semantic Systems
to be held at Leipzig, Germany from September 12 -
15, 2016. The details of the program are available at:
http://2016.semantics.cc/
Intercollegiate Book Review Competition.
Management Institute for Leadership and Excellence
(MILE) library is organizing “MILE BOOK FIESTA 2016” on Tuesday, September 27, 2016. This event will include book exhibition as well as intercollegiate
book review competition to cultivate reading habit of
today’s generation. Three best performances will be
declared as the winners & they will be awarded prizes
worth Rs.5000/- .
The 8th Conference on Open Access Scholarly
Publishing (COASP), hosted by the Open Access
Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA). The
conference will be held at the Westin Arlington
Gateway, Virginia, on the 21st and 22nd September,
2016. The details of the conference are available at:
http://oaspa.org/conference/coasp-2016-program/.
Leveraging Grey Resources.
A Training Module for Intelligent Resource
Assessment is being organised on Wednesday, 21
September 2016 at the University of Amsterdam
Library. For further details of the training program
visit,
http://www.greynet.org/researchandeducation/works
hops.html.
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an international grassroots initiative that demonstrates
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and we’re asking for your help in spreading the word. There are more than 160 participating libraries this year.
We’re hoping to not only grow that number, but expand participation to libraries all over the globe. Together, we
can help shift perceptions of libraries everywhere. The
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What is Outside the Lines?
Libraries have changed in recent years into spaces for
innovation, creativity and technology. Yet, outdated
perceptions of libraries persist. Now in its third year,
Outside the Lines is a weeklong celebration
from September 11-17, 2016 to demonstrate the
creativity and innovation happening in libraries.
Libraries of all types including urban, rural, academic,
special, small and large can participate in OTL.
Let’s not just tell people how libraries have changed; let’s show them.
Why participate?
Join more than 160 other participating
organizations in demonstrating how libraries are
more relevant than ever.
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61st ILA International Conference Proceedings on ‚ Sustaining the Excellence: Transforming Libraries through Technology, Innovation and Value added Services in Google Era‛ edited by Prof. B.Ramesha, Dr. D V Singh, Dr. Pardeep Rai, Sh. Nilesh N Soni, Dr. N.S.Shokeen, Dr. Hemavathi B.N., Dr. O.N.Chaubey, and Dr. Pravin Kr. Choudhary Rs.2500, US$ 150.
60th ILA International Conference Proceedings on ‚Embedded Librarianship and Technological Challenges of the Digital Age‛ edited by Prof. B.Ramesha, Dr. Pardeep Rai, Dr. Raj Kumar, Dr. Hemavathi B.N., Dr. O.N.Chaubey, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Bhardwaj, Dr. Pravin Kr. Choudhary and Dr. N.S.Shokeen, Rs.3500, US$ 175.
59th ILA International Conference Proceedings on ‚Managing Libraries in the changing information world....." edited by Dr B. Ramesha, Dr N.S.Shokeen, Dr O.N.Chaubey, Dr.Pravin Kr. Choudhary, Dr.Pradeep Rai, Yogander Singh, Rs3000/,US$175.
58th ILA International Conference Proceedings on ‚Next Generation Libraries: New Insights and Universal Access to Knowledge, Edited by Dr B. Ramesha, Dr B.D. Kumbar, Dr N.S. Shokeen , Dr O.N. Chaubey, Dr. Pradeep Rai, Dr. Pravin Kr. Choudhary, Ms. Hemavathi, Dr. Abhijeet Sinha, Rs3000/-, US $ 175.
57th All India Library Conference Proceedings on ‚Knowledge Society : Innovations in Librarianship (ILAKSIL 2012), Edited by Dr B. Ramesha, Sh Sanjeev Dutt Sharma, Dr O.N. Chaubey, Dr N.S. Shokeen, Dr B.K. Vishala, Dr Anuradha Gupta, Rs.3000/-, US $175.
56th All India Library Conference Proceedings on ‚Public Libraries of Future : Opportunities & Challenges‛ Sonepat, July 21-23, 2011, Edited by Dr. O.N. Chaubey, Sh Sanjeev Dutt Sharma, Dr N.S. Shokeen, Sh B.P. Chauhan, Sh P.K. Choudhary, Rs1500/-, US $75.
55th All India Library Conference Proceedings on ‚Library & Information Science in the Digital Era‛ Greater Noida, January 21-24, 2010, Edited by Sh D.V. Singh, Dr (Mrs) R Chandra, Dr O.N. Chaubey, Dr B. Ramesha, Dr N.S. Shokeen, Dr Maliknath Kumbar, Dr Rishi Tiwari, Sh S D Sharma, Rs 2000/-, US $ 150.
54th All India Library Conference TISS 2008 on ‚Role of Libraries and Information Centres‛ Mumbai, November 12-15, 2008 , Edited by Dr Muttayya Koganuramath, Dr (Mrs) R Chandra, Dr Sangayya Sirurmath, Dr Mallikarjun Angadi, Dr Satish Kanamadi, Dr N.S. Shokeen, Mr Puttara j C. Rs1600/ -, US $100.
53rd All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Developing Library and Information Resources and Services in the Internet Era‛ Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, December 13-16, 2007, Edited By Prof. Jagtar Singh, Shri D. V. Singh, Dr. N. S. Shokeen, Dr. (Mrs) R. Chandra, Dr. Trishanjit Kaur, Dr. O. N. Chaubey, Nirmal K. Swain, Rs.1000/- (Hardbound); US $100.
52nd All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Information Commons : Impact on and Implications for Libraries and Information Centres‛ Srinagar, Uttaranchal, December 26-29, 2006, Edited By Dr. AL Moorthy, Shri D.V. Singh, Dr. (Mrs) R. Chandra, Shri Manoj Kumar, Dr. S.K. Sharma, Shri V. Srinivasulu, Rs.1000/- (Uttaranchal); US $100.
51st All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Libraries, Information Literacy and Lifelong Learning‛, Kurukshetra December 16-18, 2005, Edited By Dr. (Mrs) R. Chandra, Shri N.K. Bar, Dr. M. Madhusudhan, Ms. Meera, Shri Krishan Gopal, Shri D.V. Singh Rs.1000/- (Hardbound); US$100.
50th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Knowledge Organization in Digital Enviroment in Libraries (KODEL): Introspects and Prospects‛. Vadodara (Gujarat), December 1-4, 2004. Edited by Dr (Mrs.) Ashu Shokeen, Dr M. Madhusudan and D V Singh. Rs1000/- (Hardbound); US $100.
49th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Responding to Users’ Need in Changing Information Landscapes: Sojourn of Libraries from Palm- Leaf to Palm-Top‛. Jhansi (UP), December 29, 2003 to January 1, 2004. Edited by Prof (Dr) N Laxman Rao, Dr (Mrs.) Ashu Shokeen, Dr U C Sharma, D V Singh and Dr R K Bhatt. Rs.800/- (Hardbound); US $100.
48th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Electronic Information Environment and Library Services: A Contemporary Paradigm‛. Bangalore, January 22-25, 2003. Edited by Dr Pandey S K Sharma, Akhtar Parvez, Dr (Mrs) Ashu Shokeen and D V Singh. Rs.1000/- (Hardbound); US $100.
47th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Library Practices for Effective Management‛. Warangal, December 20-23, 2001. Edited by Kalpana Das Gupta. Rs.995/- (Paperback); US $99.50.
46th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Quest for Quality: Quality Assurance in Library and Information Services: The Need of the Hour for Survival‛. Ahmedabad, Jan 3-6, 2001. Edited by S M Dhawan. Rs. 995/- (Paperback); US $ 99.50.
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44th All India Library Conference Seminar Papers on ‚Libraries and Information Services in the Electronics Information Era‛. Hyderabad, February 25-28, 1999. Edited by J L Sardana. Rs.700/-; US $70.
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