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Importance Of Library In Library Education

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HIGHER EDUCATION DEMANDS: INSTITUTIONAL MODERN LIBRARY AS A CENTRE FOR SCHOOL OF INFORMATION STUDIES 1 RANAJIT KUMAR MANDAL 1 Librarian, Ghatal R. S. Mahavidyalaya Ghatal, Paschim Medinipur, And Research Scholar, Department Of Library And Information Science, Rabindra Bharati University, W.B. Email: ranajitkm@yahoo.co.in; Mob.-09153259648 2 ANUP DAS 2 Professional Trainee, Central Library IIT Kharagpur Email: kdxanup@gmail.com; Mobile: - 9126135143 ABSTRACT: In the library, the performance of its users to get the information is very important to meet the individual and organizational objectives. Several new products and services have been developed in the present day libraries with the help of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). …show more content…

Institutional libraries in India are striving to provide necessary and relevant information to their users. The College libraries particularly in our state West Bengal have a most significant role to play in higher education. Limited resources have been one main barrier to satisfying the growing informational needs of the users. Infrastructure and poor staffing

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