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Status of Librarian in the Society
What is the social, economic and academic status of Librarian in India?
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Permalink Reply by Babita Kalita on
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Dr. N K PACHAURI, Socially speaking, a noble profession. Economically good enough but academically common people mostly seems it as a sitting job and less valued.
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Permalink Reply by Dr.Prabhat Pandey on
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I think its a topic of debate, but in my opinion socially a respectable profession, economically more then enough and academically its a prestigious
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Permalink Reply by soni singh on
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i totally agree to prabhat sir.
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Permalink Reply by kamlakar dhabale on
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i also agree with Dr Prabhat pandey sir
i also hope full in future well status will get academically
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oh yes kamlalarji and soni ugc, aicte and other govt. bodies also give direction time to time about status and payscale of librarians at par with teachers. it is upto you that u must maintain ur status
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Permalink Reply by prabhat sameer on
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not so good, in academics the teachers,lecturers and even the management think that the library work can be perform by anyone and to take a librarian in proper scale is useless and the result is the appoint the librarians at very low scales..sometimes below the satisfaction level
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Permalink Reply by SANJAY KUMAR on
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I also agree with Dr Prabhat Pandey sir
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Permalink Reply by Inderjit Kaur on
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I think it is a noble profession, academically its a prestigious but u have to maintain ur status in between those people who themselves r ignorant.
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Permalink Reply by DR MADHAV PANDEY on
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Dr MADHAV PANDEY
It is a nice profession, it depende you, how to mentain ur status in society.
Society pay regards to knowledge and ur hub of knowledge.
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ya dr. pandey its a great profession
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How are you Dr Pandey
Congratulations
I have seen your book Recent advancels in library automation on net
can you arrange a copy of the same alongwith bill
with best wishes
Madhav Pandey
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