Compact Society for
Social Welfare (CSSW) is a change maker and the communities which benefit are
change recipients. Our all the results
of CSSW operations, in the realms of socio-economic development needy community
is impacting their lives positively.
An Initiative taken by
the society to organize two days National Conference on Role of Libraries in
Social Empowerment” held at Gandhi Peace Foundation, New Delhi from October
21-22, 2016 was a mile stone in the history of the society.
Library Professionals
Association (LPA) and Association of Media Libraries and Archives (AMLA) have
also supported un-conditionally to organize this event.
We Appreciate the efforts
made by my professionals and official colleagues especially Mr. Ashutosh
Mishra, Mr. Giriraj Halkar, Mr. Lavkush, Mrs. Babita Singh, Mr. Saket Kumar, Mr
Sher Singh, Mr. Xaxa, Mrs. Pushpa Rawat for making this event a grand success.
We also thanks my family
members, my wife Mrs. Sarita, My sons Sourabh Raj and Gaurav Raj, my daughter
Ms. Sarika Raj, my daughter-in-laws Mrs. Aruna Walia an Mrs. Rosy Sagar for
untiring cooperation, constant support and prayers and my little granddaughters
“Aarohi and Akriti” for their generous smiles.
In this successful
endeavor, one should appreciate, recognize and laud the contribution made by
LIS professionals from each parts of the country, the Members who produce
results and recipient communities who consume, appropriate and change to depict
a model. Let us congratulate and resolve to act decisively for the future to
come.
Libraries underpin a
society where people from any background can learn, create and innovate and
also support to the culture of literacy and foster critical thinking and
inquiry of an human being. Through libraries, people can harness the power of
technology an the Inernet to improve their lives and their communities.
Libraries protect the rights of users to access information in a safe
environment. Libraries help to all people engage with the public and private
institutions they need to access services , and can act as gateways to civic
participation and new e-government services.
Libraries are no more considered as mere store houses of knowledge but
considered as rich springs from where knowledge flows out to irrigate the vast
field of education and culture. Libraries everywhere empower people by
providing them with access to information and helping them to fulfill needs
related to health government services and community engagement. In short,
libraries help people receive what they need.
To keep in view the above
concept, the Compact Society for Social Welfare (CSSW), Delhi has decided to
organize two days “National Conference on Role of Libraries in Social
Empowerment (NCRLSE-2016)” in New Delhi from October 22-22, 2016. The
NCELSE-2016 is being organized with a vision for the next generation of the
libraries an library professionals to meet the challenges of the knowledge society
according to the emerging technologies.
The conference will provide a platform to all stake holders to address
issues related to the theme, to discuss and debate the role of libraries to
empower the society.
In this National
Conference more than 80 research papers were received and scrutinized by the
experts. Finally, 53 papers have been selected and made available as Proceeding
Volume for further reading purpose to the LIS professionals. We think all the
contributors for making this conference as a fruitful and joyful event. We also extend my sincere
thanks to the paper reviewers and others who have extended for making this
NCRLSE0-2016 a grand sucrss and a memorable event. Also thanks to the
Association of Media Libraries and Archives (AMLA) and Library Professionals
(LPA) for their un-conditional support.
On behalf of the entire family of the CSSW, organizing committee of
NCRLSE-2016 and my own behalf, We wish you all the best and hope that
deliberations during the conference will
remain as evergreen in your memory. We
request you all, kindly extend your cooperation and support for smooth
functioning of the CSSW by contributing your expertise in future.
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