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Permalink Reply by Siddhartha Shankar Ray on
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Dear Manjunath Sir,
Many thanks for sharing the material.
Reading the entire article was like a 'Teerth Yatra' (Voyage to a Holy place) to me. There is no denying however that the changing roles of the Librarians today are because of compelling necessities of survival though I whole heartedly accept (& support) the appeal to let the Librarians to remain as they were but at the same time I also admit that as situations demand, they have to take up varieties of activities. Reading is a habit or it can also be explained as a 'trait' to turn it to a habit!I have observed that it was viewed by 155 individuals and it seems that people have taken interest on this topic.
However, I am sort of painfully surprised not to see any feedback from those readers.Sincerely,
Siddhartha S. Ray
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Permalink Reply by Manjunath K S on
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yes you are right sir!
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Permalink Reply by cheepurupalli nageswararao on
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It is very good thing to our profession. all the best to our professionals
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