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Remembering the Work of S. R. Ranganathan for Academic Libraries and Library Education


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1 UGC Emeritus fellow, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar-143005, India
     

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S.R. Ranganathan (1892-1972) donned many a hats at a time- a revolutionary thinker, philosopher, educationist, preacher, doer, missionary, teacher, a librarian, and above all a crusader. He worked single-mindedly and tirelessly for the development of libraries and library science in India. More than purveyor of information and knowledge, he valued libraries as instruments for all-round development of the country. At heart he was an internationalist, a humanist who saw libraries as a force in world peace and cooperation (Satija,1992).
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M. P. Satija
UGC Emeritus fellow, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar-143005
India


Notifications

  • Datta (N). Academic Status for University and College Librarians in India. Delhi: Indian Bibliographic Bureau,1989, p42-43,80-81,88-89,92-93

  • Dhanasegran (G). Library and Information Science Education in India In: Birth Centenary Publication of Dr. S. R. Ranaganathan. Annamalainagar: Annamalai Univesrity, 1992, p160-161

  • Gupta (O P). Development of University Libraries in India after Independence. New Delhi : Concept, 1992, p 53-54; 137-140

  • Kumar (P S G). Ranganathan: A Multifaceted Personality. New Delhi: B R Publishing,1992.

  • Satija (M P). S.R. Ranganathan and the Method of Science. New Delhi: Aditya, 1992, p23-36.

  • Satija (M P). Ranganathan and the Public Library Legislation in India. Libri. Vol. 37(3); Sept.1987; p307-320.

  • Sharma (R N). Indian Academic Libraries and Dr. S.R. Ranganathan. New Delhi: Sterling, 1986, p82-86.

  • Srivastava (A P). Ranganathan: A Pattern Maker. New Delhi: Metropolitan, 1977, p70-76.

  • White (Carl M). A Survey of University of Delhi Library. Delhi: DU, Planning Unit,1965, p1.


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M. P. Satija
UGC Emeritus fellow, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar-143005, India

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S.R. Ranganathan (1892-1972) donned many a hats at a time- a revolutionary thinker, philosopher, educationist, preacher, doer, missionary, teacher, a librarian, and above all a crusader. He worked single-mindedly and tirelessly for the development of libraries and library science in India. More than purveyor of information and knowledge, he valued libraries as instruments for all-round development of the country. At heart he was an internationalist, a humanist who saw libraries as a force in world peace and cooperation (Satija,1992).

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