Competitive Exam Aspirants In Indore To Get Longer Study Hours At Ahilya Library
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Government Shri Ahilya Central Library will soon extend its opening hours to give competitive exam aspirants more time and a better study environment. The decision was taken at a meeting of the library’s advisory committee chaired by Divisional Commissioner Bhaskar Lakshkar on Saturday. Lakshkar directed officials to open the library earlier and extend its closing…
Government Shri Ahilya Central Library in Indore plans to extend its opening hours to provide more study time for competitive exam aspirants. At a meeting chaired by Divisional Commissioner Bhaskar Lakshkar, officials were directed to open the library earlier and keep it open later at night. The Commissioner also held discussions with students and requested their input on enhancing study facilities.
The library management will create a digital catalogue of books and journals to allow remote access. The Commissioner ordered mapping of books acquired by the library over the past decade. A dedicated area will be established for rare and valuable old books with special preservation arrangements. Efforts will be made to optimize the Pritamlal Dua Auditorium and ensure basic facilities for readers. The Commissioner suggested seeking assistance from DIET for library improvement and research.
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