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How to assign secret no. for limited pages books

Hello sir,

In my library i assign secret No. at 75th page. But some books having 70 pages only. How can i assign the secret No. to below 75 pages.

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Thank you sir.

Dear Yuvraj jee,

Secret Page should be an odd page number in my knowledge.


 U can take 21 or 51 page number  as the secret page.

in B.H.U. Library there are page no. 51,101, 501 are clue pages.

and in IIT Delhi Library there are page no.15 as clue page.

it differ from library to library.

sir , i confuse with your clue page. Plz clarify sir.

Dear Sir,

 

What I introduced in our Library is  very simple activity, if the document contains less than requisite pages, we just multiply the numbers (like in your case 7X5 =35) and put the number on that page. Ours is a Social Science Library and we have several reports and/or working papers of only a couple of pages. But they are extremely important materials as far as the thought contents are concerned. Even if you collect materials below 35 pages, you can opt for just ADDING of the digits (like 7+5 =12 th. page). It all depends upon the nature and type of AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, the quantum of materials.

Regards,

 

Siddhartha S. Ray

Centre for studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta

I m agree with Mr. Siddhartha Shankar Ray.

 

Sakhawat Hussain

Mangalayatan University,

Alighar, U.P.

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