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Development and Sustenance of Reading Habit - Woven around the Nucleus of Ideas of Prof. K.S. Deshpande by Savanur, S.K. ESS ESS Publications, New Delhi, 2011. xviv, 134p. 23cms. 425.00.


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This book is about a subject which is widely discussed not only by Library and Information professionals, but also by Education and Communication specialists. So the subject of the book is of interest to people across wide ranging subject interests including the general public. It is true that the electronic media, especially the spread of Television, now moving from cable to satellite/dish connectivity, is offering variety of Infotainment programmes to attract the young viewers. Under the circumstances this book once again is an effort for a revival of efforts to kindle the Reading Habit among the people.
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  • Development and Sustenance of Reading Habit - Woven around the Nucleus of Ideas of Prof. K.S. Deshpande by Savanur, S.K. ESS ESS Publications, New Delhi, 2011. xviv, 134p. 23cms. 425.00.

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A. Y. Asundi
Department of Library and Information Science and Officer-in-charge, IT Centre, Bangalore University, Bangalore – 560 056, India

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This book is about a subject which is widely discussed not only by Library and Information professionals, but also by Education and Communication specialists. So the subject of the book is of interest to people across wide ranging subject interests including the general public. It is true that the electronic media, especially the spread of Television, now moving from cable to satellite/dish connectivity, is offering variety of Infotainment programmes to attract the young viewers. Under the circumstances this book once again is an effort for a revival of efforts to kindle the Reading Habit among the people.