The Indian Government has decided to set up an autonomous National Commission on Libraries.

[Badan Barman]

As per the recommendation of the National Knowledge Commission (NKC), the government of India has decided to set up an autonomous “National Commission on Libraries”. The commission would be set up as a statutory body to address information and learning needs of the citizens of India. The commission would also oversee the functioning of public and private libraries in India. By this way it hope to bring reform in the Libraries and Information Services (LIS) sector in India.

[Vijetacharya Malviya]

Its very good Information for library information science professionals.

[Ramesh K]

It is must for our profession to take into revolutionary changes

[Biju.R]

....this news gives much happy to me.....as well as for for all the LIS professionals through out the country...as this commission oversee's the functioning of the private and public libraries the IT sector in the Library and and its related area also get change its phase to new dimensions in a unique pattern then this will give a unique code of ethics for the librarians through out the country....

[ankur kr. prajapati]

this is the fantabulous move of Indian government towards reformation of library services in India.........

[RAJESH KUMAR GUPTA]

Good, Very Good... that Govt has decided to set up an autonomous National Commission on Libraries.

[Pradeep Mishra]

It is heartening to know that govt has decided to set up National Commission Libraries. There is no doubt that LIS professional will be immensely benefitted.

[Sakhawat Hussain]

Good news for us and congratulates to all of you (Library professionals).

[Bishwa Raj Gautam]

Its a very good and encouraging effort for us. We, here in Nepal, are also bringing our government to do more in LIS. just Check www.librarydaynepal.ning.com

[N K MANOJ]

This is good for the LIS professionals and also in field of LIS. This may give us autonomy for the LIS area and also provides rules, regulations, guidelines, reforms etc in this sector. I hope for the best.

NKManoj

[Kuldeep Tiwari]

cogrates for all LIS Professionals