LIBRARIES (JNU and Delhi)

No more excuses for good students to avoid the library: since 2001 we have AC!

JNU LiBRARY:GENERAL INFORMATION ^

  • To get your colourful JNU library tickets, fill in a card in the library (Registration Counter) and after a week you pick them up: BA/MA (4), Mphil/PhD (6).

  • Meanwhile, you can use books from the Text Book Section (not to be issued) with your I-card.

  • If you are not a JNU student and you want to use the JNU library, you must show an introduction letter by an educational or research institution.

  • Get a library information brochure from the Management Section (mezzanine above Reference Section).

  • The "Rangamathan” cataloguing system makes it a Herculean effort to find a book catalogued as e.g. V,4473,M43 Y55 LO 'NO2. Don't lose hope, ask the attendants, though sometimes language proves to be a Himalayan barrier to break.

  • Or fill in the Tracing Register (Reference Section desk) and check after a week where the book is.

  • The computer catalogue only contains books added in recent years.

  • Lists of articles on a particular topic in available journals can be found in the Documentation Section (mezzanine above Textbook Section).

  • Xeroxes can be made on the mezzanine (main stair case), give your I-card in the journal section to xerox periodicals. If the service is too slow, you can ask other photostat people (e.g. in SIS) to get the books issued and xeroxed for you. Always insist on back to back copies, even if they refuse.

  • On the 7th floor you find clippings from all major newspapers.

  • PhD students can get a locker, get the application forms signed by your chairperson.

  • If you lose library tickets, check with the General Counter and Textbook Section before filling in a Declaration for Lost Tickets (Registration Counter) which only has to be signed by these two sections (not by all 9 sections mentioned on the form).

  • Shortly we will get 15 computers in the library: hurrah!

  • Two new libraries (no AC) are on campus: the EXIM library (economics, 930am-530pm, Sun. and holidays closed) and history library (10am-5pm, Sat. + Sun. closed), both at the start of the way to Pashimabad.

  • You can (ask your embassy to) donate books.

LIBRARIES IN DELHI (see TEL. NUMBERS) ^

Alliance Française: 13 South Extension II.
American Center: 24 Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
British Council: 17 Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
Central Secretariat: Shastri Bhavan.
D School of Economics: DU North Campus.
DU main library: DU North Campus.
ICCR Library: Azad Bhavan (at ITO).
ICGEB: Aruna Asaf Ali Road.
ICRC: Sundar Nagar.
IDSA: Sankar Vihar.
IIC: Max Müller Marg.
ILI: building next to ISIL
Iranian Culture Centre: 18 Tilak Marg.
ISIL: Bhagwan Das Road.
Italian Culture Centre: 50E Chandragupta Marg.
Japan Culture Centre: 32 Feroz Shah Road
Max Müller Bhavan: 3 Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
National Archives: Janpath.
National Museum: Janpath.
NIEPA: Shaheed Jit Singh Road
NML: behind AIIMS.
Parliament: Sansad Marg.
PUSA library (IARI/ICAR): Sardar Patel Road.
Russian Culture Centre: 24 Feroz Shah Road
Sapru House (IR): Barakhamba Road
Secretariat: Shastri Bhavan (behind Nat. Archives)
UNESCO: 8 Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar
United Nations (UNDP): Max Müller Marg.
Women’s Develop.Studies: Bld 25, Bharvirsingh Road
World Bank: Max Müller Marg.
 

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