. “Let no feeling of discouragement prey upon you, and in the end you are sure to succeed.”  Abraham Lincoln

Library added about 275 books during the last fortnight to its collection. Among them 175 are in english and 100 in hindi. The prominent among them are Making from sleep/ Steve Taylor, Deforestation and socio-econimic environment/ Jasleen kewlani, The Red Queen/ Philippa Gregory, The second advantage/ Vivek Ranadive, The Law of the garbage truck/ david J. Pollay, Changinag homelands/ Neeti Nair, The Enchanter/ Lila Azam Zanganesh, Media Literacy Projects/ K Stevenson,Persuasive presentations/ Kohir Stevensons, Fallen in love/ Lauren Kate, Main Intelligence outfits of Pakistan / P.C.Joshi, Predictable Success/ Les McKeown, India : ain the New South Asia/ B.M.Jain, Ashoka/ Charles Allen, The Success of Yoga/ William J Broad, India : after the Global Criss/ Shankar Achatya, Housing on the Hills in India/ Bhasker majumder, The Fear/Charlie Higson, The Snowball and the business of life/ Warren Buffett , Contested Secessions/ Neera Chandhoke, Perspectivs on Poverty in India: stylished facts from survey data, Self Healing/C.P.Chopra, Tribal Health in Eastern Ghats/ K.E. Rajpramukh, The Cummunity of Rights/Dniel Fischlin, South India under The Cholas/Y.Subbarayalu.

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The library added five hunderd new title to its collection during the last month. The prominent title among them are Virus of the mind / Richard Brodie, Esy cocktail / Julia Charles, God & sex/ Michael Coogan, Will Power : rediscovering our greatest strength / Roy F. baumeister, Beyond Religion / Dalai Lama, Wine and Water / Doc Hendley, Facilitating Trade and Global Competitiveness/ Arpita Mukherjee, Scroll of Striff / Homen Borgohain, Art of Ariginalk Thinking / Jan Phillips, A decade of Hope / Dennis Smith Thick as theives / Peter Spiegelman . Steve Job Thinking indiffrently / Patricia Lakin, The Man who would be Queen / Hoshang Merchant, House of the Hanged / Mark Mills, Didi a political biography /Monobina Gupta, The other side of innovation /Vijay Govindarajan, White House Diary/ Jimmy Carter, CBI and 2G / Joginder Singh, Reshaping Tomorrow /Ejaz Ghani, Six diciplines execution revolution / Gary Harpst, Making Ayodhya Verdict / Asghar Ali Engineer, Liv-in-Relationship / Viveck Mathuur, The Modern Book of the Dead / Ptolemy Tompkins, The Leaderless Revolution / john Le Carrie

One hundred colorful large print hard cover story books were added to the Children Library collection during the last week .Prominent title among them are  Grandpa and bedtime stories, Jatakatales, Aesop's fables, Golden fairy tales, funny , educational, environmental and best of moral stories.

Various program will be organised to mark Children's Day celebration from Nov 5 - 9 , 2012.November 5 ( Storytelling ( english), Face Painting), Nov 6 ( Extempore). Nov 7 (  General Quiz), Nov 8 (Hasya Kavi  Sammalen, Calligraphy ) Nov 9 ( Book and Internet Searching). For futher details please contact the Incharge Library.

 

The real difficulty is that people have no idea of what education truly is. We assess the value of education in the same manner as we assess the value of land or of shares in the stock-exchange market. We want to provide only such education as would enable the student to earn more. We hardly give any thought to the improvement of the character of the educated. The girls, we say, do not have to earn; so why should they be educated? As long as such ideas persist there is no hope of our ever knowing the true value of education. -------M. K. Gandhi

Every child is special to his parents and there is a special relationship of love between parents and child. People having a daughter have more responsibilities and have to understand that their daughter will live with them for a very short time. SHOW LOVE FOR DAUGHTERS. Happy Daughters Day

The library is in the process of Purchasing new titles, The readers are requested to recommend the books to be purchased, Readers cooperation is need for the collection development for the library.

As rains bless the Earth
Likewise may Lord Ganesha Bless you 
With never ending Happiness
Keep smiling & receiting
Ganapatti Bappa Moorya!
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!!!

The library added more then three hundred books during the fortnight ended September 15, 2012.The prominent among them are Travel Puzzles, What life could mean to you / Alfred Adler, Welcome to Americastan / Jabeen Akhtar, The Beauty Diet / Shonali Sabherwal, Love Healing and Happiness / Larry Culliford, The Mystery of 2012 / Gregg Braden, What you really ned to know about the internet : from guttenberg to Zuckerberg / John Naughton, Target 3 Billion / A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, True You / Janet Jackson, The World of Fatawas / Arun Shourie, Ink in my vein: a life of journalism / S. NIhal Singh, Dangerous Sex / Prabha Kotiswaran, Written in water / Irena Salina, The Social Organization / Anthony J. Bradley, Holly War / Nigel Cliff

B.A ( Ist year)  Students of the PGGCG, Sector 11, Chandigarh having interactive seeion to know the services and the collection the library offer to its patron.

A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others

The Children Library has started STORY TELLING session every Monday to Thursday from5:30 - 6:30 pm. Please convey this to your collegues.

The students of B.Sc (1st) and M.P.Ed, ( 4th year ) visited the library. They were given ppt presentation about the resources, print/electronic, avaiable in the library. They were briefed about the importance of the reading. and were given tips to enhance the reading skills.

Students of PGGCC, Sector 11, Chandigarh interacting with the library staff to have first hand knowledge of the resources, print or electronic, available with the library, There were briefed about the online resorces avaiable with the library.

The library since August 14, 2012 has extended opening hours. The library remains open all seven days. Monday through Friday 10;00 am to 7:30 pm. and Saturday - Sunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm.The library will remain closed on Gazetted  Holidays.Wish you happy readings.

Students of B.A.( 1st year ) of PGGCG, sector 11 visited the library for orientation session. They were introduced to the resources,  print /electronic, available with the library.They were also informed about the services the library provide. A demonstration of the online resources were also given to them.

B.P.Ed students of the PGGC, Sector 11 visited the library to have first hand information of the services and the collection the library has. They were given tips for the development of the reading skills.

Students of PGGCG, Sector 11 visitd the library. They were oriented how to use the library resources at the optimum level.They were also introduced to the online resources and the services.

Library added more then 100 title to its collection. Prominent among them are His Majesty's Opponent/ Sugata Bose, The Eye of the God / Grazeitta Salcedo D Crescenzo, Quest for exceptional Leadership / Ravi Chaudhary, Jawaharlal Nehru : Civilization of Savage World / Nayantara Sehgal,  Confession of a serial Dieter / Kalli Purie. Civil Lines 6 / Mukul Kesavan, Rahul / Jatin Gandhi and Veenu Sandhu, The Television Revolution in India / Varadharajan Sridhar, Neglected Poems Gulzar / Pavan K Verma, The Extras / Nagarkar, The East India Company / Tirthankar Roy, Artist Undone / V. Sanjay Kumar, The Fear Index / Robert Harris, Miss New India / Bharthi Mukherjee, Effective Interrogation / G. Chatterjee, The Best Thing about you is you / Anupam Kher

The library since August 14, 2012 has extended opening hours. The library remains open all seven days. Monday through Friday 10;00 am to 7:30 pm. and Saturday - Sunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm.The library will remain closed on Gazetted  Holidays.Wish you happy readings.

Students of PGGC, Sector 11, Chandigarh having interactive session to learn the information searching skills. They were introduced with the services and the resources available with the library. They were also introduces with the virtual library, viz, elibraryusa.

Sh Upkar Singh, DPI ( S ) Chandigarh Administration inaugurated the Physically Challenged Corner in the library. The corner has been established with the financial help of RRRLF, Kolkatta. The Corner has been equipped with the assisted technology to read. The gadgets included, JAWS software, Read it Wand, Daisy Players, Braille Display,and supernova software. The corner also has braille  and talking books. The students of the Institute of blinds presented a cultural program on the occasion.

Students of PGGCG. Sector  11, Chandigarh having interactive session to know the information searching skills. There were introduced to the collection print / electronic available with the library.
There were also given tips how to enhance reading skills. 

Sh Ajoy Sharma. Director Higher Education cum Special Secretary Finance, Chandigarh Administration will inaugurate newly established RRRLF Physically Challenged Corner in the Library on August 14, 2012 @ 11: 00 am 

B.B.A Students of PG Govt college , Sector 11, Chandigarh learning reading skills and getting them self acquainted with the resources available, print/electronic, with the Library.

M.Sc ( Chemistry ) students and teachers of the PGGC, Sector 11, Chandigarh having orientation program to know the resources avaialble in the library. They were briefed about the resorces the library has in print and electronic forms. There were given internet searching skill to find out the material to support their study.

Students of Post Graduate Govt College. Sector 11, Chandigarh M.A. ( History) visited the Library and they were oriented for the use of collection, print/Digital, available with the library They were briefed about the importance of the reading. The program has been undertaken to utilize the resources at the optimum level. 

Students of M.A. (Music ) of the Govt College for girls, Sector 11, Chandigarh visited the Library today with two teachers, They were introduced with the collection and the services offered by the library with the help of ppt

The library added 100 new books to its collection during the last week. Prominent among them are Turning Points / A.P.J. Abhul Kalam, Pax Indica / Shashi Tharoor,  The Unfinished Memoirs / Sheikh Mujibur Rehman,  A Grain of Sand in the Hourglass of Time / Arjun Singh, Love over Coffee / Amrit N. Shetty, Representing Tribe / Ashoka Kumar Sen, Peace Psychology / NVS Suryanarayan, The Prophet of the Non Violence / Asgar Ali Engineer, Youth as Catalysts and Change Makers / G. Planithurai, The Three Laws of Performance / Steve Zaffron, The Age Revolution / Charles Clark, Indo -Pak Glamour, Drama, Diplomacy/ U.V.Singh / Housing on the Hills in India / Bhasker Majumdar, Quantum Doctor /  Amit Goswami, The Longest War / Peter L. Bergen, Bose in Nazi Geremany / Romain Hayes, Wisden on India : An Anthology /  Jonathan Rice
Women Empowerment / Pulla Rao, Winning Over Biabetes / Sarvinder Gandhok

Good news for the Library users'. The library has started  in house Wi Fi connectivty for internet users of the library . Bring your own device and enjoy the internet connectivity. This service is available during the working hours of the library.

The children library added 100 new titles to its collection. The titles beside,Tell me about festivals of india, are Topic by topic dictionary for active learning/ Stephen Cutis, Title on helping hand book series / Saroh Duchess, Ilustrated series from Dickens, The complete winnie - the - Pooh/ A.A. Milne, Early readers / Brown Walson, 365 stories and rhymes for girls. A few title in Disney story book collection, Fairy Tales pop -up books, Barbie favourite tales.

The greatest gift came from God , we call him Dad.Father day, which falls on June 17, is the perfect time  to think and admire our Dad for the support and motivation he gave and the sacrifices he made while raising us.

Week ended June 9, The library added 200 new titles to its collection. The popular among them are India and China/ Surinder Kumar Single, The Neighbourhood project / David Sloan Wilson,  Notrhing to loose everything to gain / Ryan Blair,  Masterchef India Cookbook/ Pankaj Bhadouria, Great Masters of Hindustani Music/ S.V.Brahaspati / Mysteries of life / Ajaib Singh, Silkworm hybrids for Tropics/ K. Nagalakshmamma/ Yoga and health Care/ C.S.Gore,  Scandle Point/ Manju Jaidka, Dog Care : a guide to pet lovers/ Geeta, The Power of slow / Christie Lousie Hohlbaum, Laws of the spirit world / Khorshed Bhavnagri, Digital Dharma / Steven Vedro, Welcome to Americastan / Jabeen Akhtar. 

Ninty new title were added to the collection of the library during the week ended May 26. Prominent among them are Caliphate's Soldiers/ Wilsonj John, Physics of the future/ Michio Haku, Me/ Ricky Martin, Non Stop India/ Mark Tully,  Zafarnama/ Guru Gobind Singh, Dubai/ Pranay Gupta, Best Practices are Stupid/ Stephen M. Shapiro, Currey : The story of Britain Favourite Dish /Shrabani Basu, NIche / James Harkin Thinking fast and slow/ Daniel Kahneman, The perfact world / Priya Kumar, The Winning Way/ Anita Bhogle and Anita Bhogle, Lead to Win / Harshita  Bhavsar. Twitchhiker/ Paul Smith and The Great Indian MBA Dream / Shiva Prakash

The Library is conducting workshop for Children Library members ( upto class VI)
from May 28- June 2, 2012. The program is May 28 ( Clay Modelling), May 29 (Origami)
May 30 (Best out of waste ) May 31 ( Painting ) June 1 ( Creative writing ) and June 2 ( Movie Show).
   

Children Library added about one hundred new titles to its collection during the week ended May 12, 2012. Prominent title among them are Kid Yoga, Goodnight stories,  Fairy Tales (Large print) The Big Book of Horror and Mystery, grammer and Usage ( level 1-6 ),How things Work, Gregor and the Code of Claw, Famous Five and Secret Seven( Hindi )

About ninty new title have been  added to the collection of the library during the week ended May 12, 2012 . Prominet among them are Bridging the gap / Latha Pillai, Article 370 : a constitutionsl history of Jammu and Kashmir/ A.G. Noorani, Dare to lead / Anil K Khandalewal, Live in relationship / Sanjay Gaur, The artist of Disappearance / Anita Desai, Shimla : The summer Capital of British india / Raaja Bhasin, Hypnosis / Renu Sharma, Debt and Death in Rural India : The Punjab Story/ Aman Sidhu. Lost Year of the RSS/ Sanjeev Kelker

All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.
Abraham Lincoln

Happy mothers day which falls of May 13, 2012

Library added about ninty books during the week ended May 5, 2012. Prominent title among them are Storming the world stage : The story of Lasker-e- Taiba/ Stephen Tankel, Pao / Kerry Young, An Unauthorised Autobiography/ Julian Assange, Dance Matters/ Lallabi Chakravorty, River water sharing / N.Shantha Mohan, Islam in a globalized world / Mushirul Hasan , Traversing Tradition/ Urmimala Sarkar Munsi The Sly company of people who care/ Rahul Bhattacharya and Being Brahmin being Modern / Ramesh Bairy T.S.

Sixty new titles were added to the library colection in the weel ended  on April 21, 2012. Prominent among them are For the love of a son / Jean Sasson, The Big Short / Micheal Lewis, Change anyting / Kerry Petterson,You can create an exceptional life /Lousie Hay, The Map / Colete Baron-Reid, A pragmatic guide to competency/ Jon Holt, Inside Nuclear South Asia/ Scott D. Sagan,
 24 Akbar Road/ Rasheed Kidwai, Does he know a mother's heart / Arun Shourie, Silverlight 4/ Nick lecerenski, SharePoint Administration/ Tom Carpenter,  Professional iPhone and iPad/ Gene Backlin, Joomla / Jen Kramer

Fifty five books were added during the week ended April 7, 2012. Prominent among then are Big girl / Danielle Steel, The Wedding Wallah / Farahad Zama, Globalizing Citizens / John Gaventa, Screw Business as Usual / Richardson Branson, The Dukan Diet / Pierre Dukan, Tax Havens / Ronen Palan

There were 65 new books added during the last week. Prominent among them are Noon/ Aatish Taseer, The Valley of Masks / Tarun j. Tejpal, The Mad Tibetan / Deepti Naval, Custody / Manju Kapoor,  The Mall / S. l. Grey, Kill Alex Cross/ James Patterson,  Gods without men/ Hari Kunzru, Shelter/  Harlen Coben,  India/ Chandrahas Choudhary, Heiress in love/ Christina Brooke, One Day / David Nicholls, Safe Haven / Nicholas Sparks

Fifty five books were addded during the last week to the collection, the prominent amomg them are, Allah/Mirosley Volf, Nemesis/Philip Roth, Codition apply/Nishat Kaushik, Half life/Roopa farooki, The incredible banker/ Ravi Subramanian, Empire of the Moghul/ Alex Rutherford, The faqir/ Ruzbeh N Bharucha, Rafa/ Rafael Nadal, The spirit of music/ A.R.Rehman, The Wandering Falcon/ Jamil Ahmed, The Book of Answers/ C.Y. Gopinath, Chinese whiskers/ Pallavi Aiyer.

America has a huge problem. It faces four major challenges, on which its future depends, and it is failing to meet them. In That Used to Be Us, Thomas L. Friedman, one of our most influential columnists, and Michael Mandelbaum, one of our leading foreign policy thinkers, analyze those challenges—globalization, the revolution in information technology, the nation’s chronic deficits, and its pattern of energy consumption—and spell out what we need to do now to rediscover America and rise to this moment.
They explain how the end of the cold war blinded the nation to the need to address these issues. They show how our history, when properly understood, provides the key to addressing them, and explain how the paralysis of our political system and the erosion of key American values have made it impossible for us to carry out the policies the country needs. They offer a way out of the trap into which the country has fallen, which includes the rediscovery of some of our most valuable traditions and the creation of a new, third-party movement. That Used to Be Us is both a searching exploration of the American condition today and a rousing manifesto for American renewal.

Day 4 : Best out of Waste

Day 3 : Puppetry

Day 2 : Origami

Day 1. : Storytelling