Both the National Library of India and the Library of Congress (USA) are prestigious institutions, but they have different historical, geographical, and organizational contexts. Below is a com…

Libraries and information centers have undergone significant transformation over the years, evolving in response to societal needs, technological advancements, and changes in information consu…

The information industry refers to the entire ecosystem involved in the production, distribution, and consumption of information. This industry is vast, encompassing a wide range of activities…

Library legislation refers to the legal framework or laws that are enacted to regulate, promote, and govern the establishment, management, and functioning of libraries. These laws are designed…

In India, library legislation has been an essential tool for the development and regulation of library services, promoting access to information, fostering literacy, and ensuring public awaren…

1. Press and Registration Act, 1867 The Press and Registration Act, 1867 was enacted by the British Government to regulate the printing and publication of newspapers, books, and periodicals in…

Image by  Tünde  from  Pixabay Libraries are essential institutions that provide access to information and knowledge. …

Image by  u_390ap8znhu  from  Pixabay Library resource sharing refers to the practice of libraries collaborating to provide bro…

Image by  Markus Winkler  from  Pixabay India's national information policies have evolved over the years to align with the changing landscape of information technology, education, and eco…

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has played a pivotal role in the development of public libraries worldwide, providing support through policy advoc…