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Re: [LIS-Forum] LIS FEDERATION- CAP FOR DISCUSSION-ACTION REQUIRED
by Ishwar Goudar 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Dear Prof. Asundi and all Professional Friends, Thank you Professor, probably you have given a cap for the discussion on the topic of formation of LIS FEDERATION. I have appended (by replying) below your expert views as many professionals would not have seen it. All responses to the discussion initiated by Dr Shekar have given sufficient insight on the issue including definition, structure, purpose, functionality, legality, delayed action by all of us in the matter, not to go for new associations, need for strengthening and sensitising the existing ones, etc. Thank you Dr. Shekar for your first Lis-forum posting resulting into lot of both heated and soothing discussions, both through Lis-forum and private mail exchanges (some of them received by me too). We definitely need to have a Federation at Karnataka state level, as JOCLAI (mentioned by Dr. MK Rao) is at national level. I am just a GC member of KALA not an office bearer. Myself being in Germany right now I will send a mail to all GC members and office bearers of KALA to take necessary steps of inviting office bearers of all state level associations and state level chapters of National Associations. Again I would like to mention again, what Mr Sathyanarayana that this move would be to give the boost for activities of all associations, give voice for Librarians, cooperate each others activities, may be without going for one more registration and definitely not consolidate power with one association. SO FRIENDS LETS US PUT COMBINED EFFORT FOR MAKING OUR PROFESSION MORE MEANINGFUL, EFFECTIVE BY PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICES AND THERE BY AN AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION IN EVERY RESPECT BOTH BY SOCIETY AND GOVERNMENT: When I was typing this mail, just now saw postings of Dr. Shekar, Dr. Kannappanavar and Dr. Vasanth Raj. Thanks again Shekar for agreeing to join the initiative to be taken in the formation of Federation of LIS Associations. Whether the office bearers of newly Merged Association (FUCLA) have taken members of their respective associations or not is left to the members of both Karnataka Colleges Librarians Association and KASULA (University Association). Being outsider I can't comment on this matter. Regards, -------------------------- Dr. I.R.N. Goudar Ex. Visiting Professor and Library Adviser Mysore University Library University of Mysore Manasagangotri, MYSORE - 570 006 Ex Scientist 'G' and Head, ICAST, NAL, Bangalore E-mail: goudarishwar(a)gmail.com On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 1:13 AM, Ashok Asundi <ashok_asundi(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Dear all professionals, > > I wanted to be kept away from this as it might raise some controversies. > Last time I wrote on Plagiarism, it was relished by few but resented by > many. I know there are some basic flaws in the formation of this Federation. > First it should reflect the Profession and not position (it is named as > Librarians, but not Library.) as we see medical, Bar council Engineers' > associations and as I see it from my little knowledge in forming a group of > 'like minded' people, an Association, a Trust a Society. As seen in the > formation of the Federation, the first thing is a procedural lacuna. When we > form an association, first we call a promoters meeting, then decide on > forming, then we prepare a draft Memorandum of Association, (not Bi-laws as > Mr.Shekar has mentioned - it should be Bye Laws). Then the promoters will > submit a set of documents - Names, designations, occupations, age, addresses > of people (Max. 15) etc., along with the Bye Laws with a prescribed fees to > the Registrar of Societies (not Registrar of Cooperative Societies). After > the Registration process is completed the Registrar will issue you a > Certificate of Registration, then the Promoters/Founders will meet and elect > the office-bearers. This federation has already announced the names of > Office-bearers. I don't see any of this procedure is conformed to or not as > Mr. Shekar states the Bi-laws are under preparation, what is the date of > registration, Registration no., and when promoters met and decided form the > body and the election/nomination/selection of Office Bearers. If the > procedure is not followed and yet to be conformed to, at least the > Memorandum of the Association, there is no locus standi for this Federation > and collection of any membership announcement may lead to be illegal act. > > I wish that all professional should, at this juncture come together, do > brainstorming, discuss their problems (not only on CAS, Scales, but on > status, professional identity etc.) and come to a conclusion to form a > federation in systematic and procedural manner. What happened to some of the > Associations formed with a bang and now almost no news, for instance, Indian > Academic Librarians Association. > > Indian Library profession has lacked proper leadership, and intent to say a > Spade a Spade, and lead all in a homogenous manner. It has been happening > since the days the our first national association was formed. We must learn > lessons from the past and move forward to achieve success and De-accustomize > to the game of divide and rule, which had made this country suffer the > colonial rule for 200 years. One of my close friend in the University would > say often "Only Gandhi's will be shot dead in this Country" and the > fraudulent will make merry. > > I appeal to all professionals to come together and discuss the issues. I > think KALA is a right platform of ours as it has a history of not 25 years > but of nearly 50 years. > > Prof.A.Y.Asundi > Professor and Chairman (Ret.) > Department of Library and Information Science > and Officer in charge, IT Centre, > Bangalore University, Bangalore - 560056. > # 77 3rd Main Road, Prashantanagar, > Bangalore - 560079. Ph: 23287786, 9980815468 > > > > > On Sunday, February 23, 2014 3:14 AM, Ishwar Goudar > <goudarishwar(a)googlemail.com> wrote: > Dear Professionals, > > I felt like ignoring the Lis-forum posting by Dr. Shekar about the > formation of Federation of LIS Associations. In the interest of > profession, which has nurtured me for the last 37 years and beyond, > I thought of penning few lines giving some insights in this matter. > > 1. The idea of forming Federation of LIS Associations is fantastic. > There are number of LIS Associations at different levels including > National, State, District and Regional. Again we have sector > /discipline wise associations like University, Special, Academic, > School, Medical, College (Degree), PU College, Engineering, > Management, etc. Some of the associations, at state level include > KALA, AKELPA, Karnataka Medical Library Association, MyLISA, KSCLA, > KASULA, DKKLA, IALA, IPLA (both although India level, more of > Karnataka), KSSC/STLA, SIS Bangalore Chapter and many more. There are > local/state chapters of few National level associations. There are > ways and means to form a Federation of Associations, be it LIS or > otherwise. Dr. Siddamallaiah has > specified correct approach / definition in this matter. > > Following are some questions of mine: Are there any answers by members > of this group? > > - Why only a small group of individuals met and decided on such an > important matter? > - Have they notified for a meeting, official or otherwise to any of > the associations mentioned above? > - Any announcement at least through any of the forums like Lis-forum? > - When they have not done so, why this message through Lis-forum? They > would have communicated the matter among themselves. > - Did all members of GB and Office bearers of the Federation announced > attend the meeting? I am sure > 70% did not attend. > - Have they taken the consent of all of them before announcing their > names in this list? > - Don't you think that this step by few professionals divide the > profession itself? > - Don't you agree that we have sufficient number of association? > Instead of strengthening the existing ones, should we divide the > profession by forming new associations? The announced can''t be a > Federation as they have not followed any acceptable procedure, at the > most it can be another association, created to full fill somebody's > personal interest. > - What is the guarantee that the new association will meet the > aspirations of all the professionals? > - As reacted by one of the LIS faculty member, Can any one appreciate > the following sentences in a welcoming note from a just born > association? > > * ...just finding fault on others and teaching Vedanta through some > forums is very easy ...* > > * ... none of the professional association opens up their mouth ...* > > *... a Common platform to fight for the real cause ...* (as if all > other associations are fake and not doing anything) > > 2. Among all the associations mentioned above KALA, started by Shri > Devegowda, then DPI and Dr. SRR (initially as MyLA) has stood test of > the time for all these years in spite of few hiccups. Some of us > analysed the KALA situation and struggled to have best and active > members (a blend of senior professionals and young and bubbling > professionals) as GB members and also Office Bearers. We could > convince Prof V.G. Talawar to shoulder the responsibility of KALA as > its President. We co-opted senior and resourceful persons like Prof AY > Asundi, Mr. NV Sathyanarayana, and Dr. KN Prasad as GB members/ or > with some responsibility. KALA in its recent GB meeting held at Reva > University under the Chairmanship of Prof. Talawar decided to go for > federation of all LIS Associations by inviting the office bearers > under the umbrella of KALA, i the strict sense of Federation, not with > the intention of merging or coming in the way of their autonomy. I The > text of the minutes says I quote "It was decided to federate > all/various LIS associations in the State and to have lead role played > by KALA. It was proposed to have meeting of Presidents and Secretaries > of all the associations to discuss the modalities and functioning of > this federation. Mr. Anand T. Byrappa was requested to prepare the > draft for the proposal indicating modalities and functioning of > federation to be discussed in the next GC meeting". > > 3. The KALA GB also decided to have district chapters and > professionals were also identified for all districts, with > representation of university, public and college libraries, etc. . > Concerned persons were consulted and briefed about the move and > official communication is getting ready for circulation. Prof. Talawar > has taken personal interest and has not only been guiding KALA, but is > part and parcel of all its activities and proceedings. Just now KALA > has gone into the hands of strong and dedicated team. > > 4. As I am aware, there is no need to pay any membership fee to become > individual member of any federation . Once any association becomes > member of any federation, naturally members of all of associations > can expect all benefits, unless associations concerned decide to > collect additional membership fees for functioning of Federation. It > all depends upon all members decision. > > 5. Dr. H.P. Shekar, who took the lead to form this Federation, in one > of his Lis-forum posting on 29 Nov 2013, remarked about the Conference > on "Save the Libraries and Librarianship" among many remarks, I quote > "..... thinking to come out of this association and planning to > formulate a standard state level association with the guidance of > eminent personalities in LIS. In > this context they approached me also..... " I don't understand what > is the meaning of Standard State Level Association. If he thinks that > none of the existing associations are useless, then why one should > think of federating useless associations? > > I have enjoyed best part of my professional life all these years and > am retired with full satisfaction. I have kept myself away from any > politics. Yes, I love my profession and that is why this response. > But as Dr. Siddamallaiah has put it, I too don't have any aspirations > of becoming office bearer of any association. Association is bigger > than an individual and profession is bigger than an association. Let > our profession prosper as a main stream of the society. I earnestly > request all professionals including those in the list mentioned by Dr. > Shekar to stay together as partners of this noble profession. Let us > grow collectively. Let us support each other. > > THERE ARE MANY SENIOR PROFESSIONALS COMPARED TO ME. WE ALSO HAVE > YOUNG, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND BUBBLING PROFESSIONALS. PLEASE LEAD THE > PROFESSION IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. > > Regards, > > Dr. I.R.N. Goudar > Ex. Visiting Professor and Library Adviser > Mysore University Library > University of Mysore > Manasagangotri, MYSORE - 570 006 > Ex Scientist 'G' and Head, ICAST, NAL, Bangalore > E-mail: goudarishwar(a)gmail.com > > > On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 5:33 AM, Shekar H P <shekarhp(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Dear All, >> >> >> GREETINGS FOR THE DAY....!!! >> >> >> It is good to see the postings of Dr. IRN Goudar and the suggestions / >> opinions expressed by other professional friends across India too. >> >> >> >> I am closely watching the activities of most of the LIS associations in >> India since 23 years. As you all know, none of the association in the >> state >> / India thinking in this direction (as pointed out by IRN Goudar) and >> raising their voice. It is true that, we cannot ignore the share of past >> Presidents of different LIS associations and their teams too. On the other >> side, Congratulations to S.L.Faisal and his team of KendriyaVidyalaya >> Library professionals who took a lead and preparing manual. We should >> appreciate their effort. >> >> >> >> Hope you all agree with me, just finding fault on others and teaching >> Vedanta through some forums is very easy. But the contribution of every >> individual counts in implementing /achieving these goals and objectives. >> >> >> >> Since most of the associations have their own objectives limited to their >> service environment / platforms like PU Colleges / First grade Colleges / >> Universities etc., it is difficult for them to think broadly profession as >> a whole and concentrating on the Policy issues / Procedure/ Decisions etc >> taking place in the professional field. As expressed by one of the senior >> Professor N. Laxman Rao 'the problems are increasing year after the year. >> Especially now the status and facilities given to academic librarians is >> at >> stake. One after the other the facilities are being removed. It is true >> that our recognition is going from bad to worse. It is high time that the >> Associations take lead and do something for the profession'. >> >> >> Sri.N.V.Satyanaraya, CMD, Informatics India, also rightly pointed out >> (during the general body meeting of KALA recently) and gave a call to all >> the regional / national LIS professional associations to unite under one >> tree and form a FEDERATION to take lead in the state / National level. So >> that there will be a strength to fight for the cause. But even after so >> many postings / discussions none of the professional association opens up >> their mouth and ready to shoulder the responsibility. >> >> >> Based on these grounds, in the interest of the budding librarians and the >> professional zeal, we are happy to announce that, like minded Senior LIS >> professionals of the State, Office bearers of different associations with >> the representatives (belongs to both Govt. and Private college libraries) >> of PU Colleges, First grade Colleges, Universities, Law, Medical, >> Engineering, B.Ed/TCH, Polytechnics, Business Schools, Public Libraries >> etc. have decided to shoulder the responsibility, joined together and >> formed a FEDERATION - An Apex body of LIS professionals in the state and a >> Common platform to fight for the real cause within the state and Govt. of >> India / UGC as well. >> >> >> >> The first meeting after formation of the FEDERATION was held on 15th >> February >> 2014at Hasanath Women's College, Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore. >> >> >> >> Name: *FEDERATION OF KARNATAKA LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION (FEKLA)* >> >> >> >> *FOUNDER SECRETARIAT OF THE FEDERATION: (Initially for three years >> 2014-2017)* >> >> >> >> 1. Dr. S.L.Kadadevaramath - President >> >> 2. Mr.M.N.N.Prasad - Sr. Vice President >> >> 3. Dr. Ganapathi Z Shinde - Vice President >> >> 4. Dr. T.Y. Mallaiah - Vice President >> >> 5. Dr. H.P. Shekar - Vice President >> >> 6. Dr. Satish Hosamani - Vice President >> >> 7. Dr. Mallikarjuna Vaddanakeri - Vice President >> >> 8. Dr. B.U.Kannappanavar - General Secretary >> >> 9. Dr. H.R. Sujatha - Joint Secretary >> >> 10. Dr. B.R. Radha Krishna - Joint Secretary >> >> 11. Mr. G.R. Chikkamath - Joint Secretary >> >> 12. Mr. Umesh K Bagewadi - Treasurer >> >> >> >> *EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS:* >> >> 1. Dr. Vijay Rajkumar U.S. >> >> 2. Dr. N.Kotresh >> >> 3. Dr. N.N. Arabagonda >> >> 4. Mr. S.M. Dheeraj >> >> 5. Mrs. D. Sujatha >> >> 6. Mr. B.S Malvad >> >> 7. Mr. S. Shyamasundar >> >> 8. Mr. M.M. Hebballi >> >> 9. Mr. B.P. Bandi >> >> 10. Mr. Rajesh Kumbar >> >> 11. Dr. MallikarjunMulimani >> >> 12. Dr. Vasappagouda >> >> 13. Mr. Gurumurthy >> >> 14. Mr. Guruprasad >> >> 15. Mr. Mallikarjun >> >> 16. Ms. V. Sunitha >> >> 17. Mr. Gurushankaraiah >> >> >> >> The Members of the Federation are preparing the Bi-law, aims and >> objectives >> of the Federation in detail.Valid Suggestions are welcome before the next >> meeting scheduled on 30.3.2014. The Federation requests all the Librarians >> and Library professional Associations in Karnataka to join their hand by >> becoming members of the federation. Individual Life Membership fee would >> be >> Rs.1000/- only. >> >> >> >> *Please Note:* A delegation is planned to Delhi to submit a memorandum to >> MHRD / UGC on Minor / Major Projects to Librarians and FDP during First >> week of March 2014 (on top priority). >> >> >> >> *SUPPORT US TO SUPPORT U- LET US WORK TOGETHER AS ONE* >> >> >> >> *All Communications may be addressed to:* >> >> Dr. B.U.Kannappanavar, >> >> General Secretary, FEKLA, &Librarian, >> >> Sahyadri College,B.H. Road, >> >> Vidyanagar,Shimogga-577203 >> >> Email: kannappanavar(a)gmail.com >> >> Phone: 09480329897 / 09449070311 >> -- >> *Dr. Shekar H.P.* >> Head, Knowledge Resource Centre >> IBS Business School, >> #231, Near Kengeri Check post >> Mysore Road, Bangalore-560060 >> Karnataka - India >> Ph: (O): 080-66222244 >> >> -- >> This message has been scanned for viruses and >> dangerous content by MailScanner, and is >> believed to be clean. >> >>

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How to make bootable cd/dvd of livecd or livedvd
by Mahesh Angadi 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

I have downloaded liblivedvdv1.4. However, I am not able to do a bootable cd of it. I tried NERO as well as FreeISOBurner. -- Mr. Mahesh M. Angadi, Librarian, Model College, Dombivli (E). Contact No. 9869120258, (0251) 2470010. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Re: [LIS-Forum] LIS FEDERATION Formed at Bangalore-reg
by Ishwar Goudar 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Dear Professionals, I felt like ignoring the Lis-forum posting by Dr. Shekar about the formation of Federation of LIS Associations. In the interest of profession, which has nurtured me for the last 37 years and beyond, I thought of penning few lines giving some insights in this matter. 1. The idea of forming Federation of LIS Associations is fantastic. There are number of LIS Associations at different levels including National, State, District and Regional. Again we have sector /discipline wise associations like University, Special, Academic, School, Medical, College (Degree), PU College, Engineering, Management, etc. Some of the associations, at state level include KALA, AKELPA, Karnataka Medical Library Association, MyLISA, KSCLA, KASULA, DKKLA, IALA, IPLA (both although India level, more of Karnataka), KSSC/STLA, SIS Bangalore Chapter and many more. There are local/state chapters of few National level associations. There are ways and means to form a Federation of Associations, be it LIS or otherwise. Dr. Siddamallaiah has specified correct approach / definition in this matter. Following are some questions of mine: Are there any answers by members of this group? - Why only a small group of individuals met and decided on such an important matter? - Have they notified for a meeting, official or otherwise to any of the associations mentioned above? - Any announcement at least through any of the forums like Lis-forum? - When they have not done so, why this message through Lis-forum? They would have communicated the matter among themselves. - Did all members of GB and Office bearers of the Federation announced attend the meeting? I am sure > 70% did not attend. - Have they taken the consent of all of them before announcing their names in this list? - Don't you think that this step by few professionals divide the profession itself? - Don't you agree that we have sufficient number of association? Instead of strengthening the existing ones, should we divide the profession by forming new associations? The announced can''t be a Federation as they have not followed any acceptable procedure, at the most it can be another association, created to full fill somebody's personal interest. - What is the guarantee that the new association will meet the aspirations of all the professionals? - As reacted by one of the LIS faculty member, Can any one appreciate the following sentences in a welcoming note from a just born association? * ...just finding fault on others and teaching Vedanta through some forums is very easy ...* * ... none of the professional association opens up their mouth ...* *... a Common platform to fight for the real cause ...* (as if all other associations are fake and not doing anything) 2. Among all the associations mentioned above KALA, started by Shri Devegowda, then DPI and Dr. SRR (initially as MyLA) has stood test of the time for all these years in spite of few hiccups. Some of us analysed the KALA situation and struggled to have best and active members (a blend of senior professionals and young and bubbling professionals) as GB members and also Office Bearers. We could convince Prof V.G. Talawar to shoulder the responsibility of KALA as its President. We co-opted senior and resourceful persons like Prof AY Asundi, Mr. NV Sathyanarayana, and Dr. KN Prasad as GB members/ or with some responsibility. KALA in its recent GB meeting held at Reva University under the Chairmanship of Prof. Talawar decided to go for federation of all LIS Associations by inviting the office bearers under the umbrella of KALA, i the strict sense of Federation, not with the intention of merging or coming in the way of their autonomy. I The text of the minutes says I quote "It was decided to federate all/various LIS associations in the State and to have lead role played by KALA. It was proposed to have meeting of Presidents and Secretaries of all the associations to discuss the modalities and functioning of this federation. Mr. Anand T. Byrappa was requested to prepare the draft for the proposal indicating modalities and functioning of federation to be discussed in the next GC meeting". 3. The KALA GB also decided to have district chapters and professionals were also identified for all districts, with representation of university, public and college libraries, etc. . Concerned persons were consulted and briefed about the move and official communication is getting ready for circulation. Prof. Talawar has taken personal interest and has not only been guiding KALA, but is part and parcel of all its activities and proceedings. Just now KALA has gone into the hands of strong and dedicated team. 4. As I am aware, there is no need to pay any membership fee to become individual member of any federation . Once any association becomes member of any federation, naturally members of all of associations can expect all benefits, unless associations concerned decide to collect additional membership fees for functioning of Federation. It all depends upon all members decision. 5. Dr. H.P. Shekar, who took the lead to form this Federation, in one of his Lis-forum posting on 29 Nov 2013, remarked about the Conference on "Save the Libraries and Librarianship" among many remarks, I quote "..... thinking to come out of this association and planning to formulate a standard state level association with the guidance of eminent personalities in LIS. In this context they approached me also..... " I don't understand what is the meaning of Standard State Level Association. If he thinks that none of the existing associations are useless, then why one should think of federating useless associations? I have enjoyed best part of my professional life all these years and am retired with full satisfaction. I have kept myself away from any politics. Yes, I love my profession and that is why this response. But as Dr. Siddamallaiah has put it, I too don't have any aspirations of becoming office bearer of any association. Association is bigger than an individual and profession is bigger than an association. Let our profession prosper as a main stream of the society. I earnestly request all professionals including those in the list mentioned by Dr. Shekar to stay together as partners of this noble profession. Let us grow collectively. Let us support each other. THERE ARE MANY SENIOR PROFESSIONALS COMPARED TO ME. WE ALSO HAVE YOUNG, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND BUBBLING PROFESSIONALS. PLEASE LEAD THE PROFESSION IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. Regards, Dr. I.R.N. Goudar Ex. Visiting Professor and Library Adviser Mysore University Library University of Mysore Manasagangotri, MYSORE - 570 006 Ex Scientist 'G' and Head, ICAST, NAL, Bangalore E-mail: goudarishwar(a)gmail.com On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 5:33 AM, Shekar H P <shekarhp(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear All, > > > GREETINGS FOR THE DAY....!!! > > > It is good to see the postings of Dr. IRN Goudar and the suggestions / > opinions expressed by other professional friends across India too. > > > > I am closely watching the activities of most of the LIS associations in > India since 23 years. As you all know, none of the association in the state > / India thinking in this direction (as pointed out by IRN Goudar) and > raising their voice. It is true that, we cannot ignore the share of past > Presidents of different LIS associations and their teams too. On the other > side, Congratulations to S.L.Faisal and his team of KendriyaVidyalaya > Library professionals who took a lead and preparing manual. We should > appreciate their effort. > > > > Hope you all agree with me, just finding fault on others and teaching > Vedanta through some forums is very easy. But the contribution of every > individual counts in implementing /achieving these goals and objectives. > > > > Since most of the associations have their own objectives limited to their > service environment / platforms like PU Colleges / First grade Colleges / > Universities etc., it is difficult for them to think broadly profession as > a whole and concentrating on the Policy issues / Procedure/ Decisions etc > taking place in the professional field. As expressed by one of the senior > Professor N. Laxman Rao 'the problems are increasing year after the year. > Especially now the status and facilities given to academic librarians is at > stake. One after the other the facilities are being removed. It is true > that our recognition is going from bad to worse. It is high time that the > Associations take lead and do something for the profession'. > > > Sri.N.V.Satyanaraya, CMD, Informatics India, also rightly pointed out > (during the general body meeting of KALA recently) and gave a call to all > the regional / national LIS professional associations to unite under one > tree and form a FEDERATION to take lead in the state / National level. So > that there will be a strength to fight for the cause. But even after so > many postings / discussions none of the professional association opens up > their mouth and ready to shoulder the responsibility. > > > Based on these grounds, in the interest of the budding librarians and the > professional zeal, we are happy to announce that, like minded Senior LIS > professionals of the State, Office bearers of different associations with > the representatives (belongs to both Govt. and Private college libraries) > of PU Colleges, First grade Colleges, Universities, Law, Medical, > Engineering, B.Ed/TCH, Polytechnics, Business Schools, Public Libraries > etc. have decided to shoulder the responsibility, joined together and > formed a FEDERATION - An Apex body of LIS professionals in the state and a > Common platform to fight for the real cause within the state and Govt. of > India / UGC as well. > > > > The first meeting after formation of the FEDERATION was held on 15th February > 2014at Hasanath Women's College, Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore. > > > > Name: *FEDERATION OF KARNATAKA LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION (FEKLA)* > > > > *FOUNDER SECRETARIAT OF THE FEDERATION: (Initially for three years > 2014-2017)* > > > > 1. Dr. S.L.Kadadevaramath - President > > 2. Mr.M.N.N.Prasad - Sr. Vice President > > 3. Dr. Ganapathi Z Shinde - Vice President > > 4. Dr. T.Y. Mallaiah - Vice President > > 5. Dr. H.P. Shekar - Vice President > > 6. Dr. Satish Hosamani - Vice President > > 7. Dr. Mallikarjuna Vaddanakeri - Vice President > > 8. Dr. B.U.Kannappanavar - General Secretary > > 9. Dr. H.R. Sujatha - Joint Secretary > > 10. Dr. B.R. Radha Krishna - Joint Secretary > > 11. Mr. G.R. Chikkamath - Joint Secretary > > 12. Mr. Umesh K Bagewadi - Treasurer > > > > *EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS:* > > 1. Dr. Vijay Rajkumar U.S. > > 2. Dr. N.Kotresh > > 3. Dr. N.N. Arabagonda > > 4. Mr. S.M. Dheeraj > > 5. Mrs. D. Sujatha > > 6. Mr. B.S Malvad > > 7. Mr. S. Shyamasundar > > 8. Mr. M.M. Hebballi > > 9. Mr. B.P. Bandi > > 10. Mr. Rajesh Kumbar > > 11. Dr. MallikarjunMulimani > > 12. Dr. Vasappagouda > > 13. Mr. Gurumurthy > > 14. Mr. Guruprasad > > 15. Mr. Mallikarjun > > 16. Ms. V. Sunitha > > 17. Mr. Gurushankaraiah > > > > The Members of the Federation are preparing the Bi-law, aims and objectives > of the Federation in detail.Valid Suggestions are welcome before the next > meeting scheduled on 30.3.2014. The Federation requests all the Librarians > and Library professional Associations in Karnataka to join their hand by > becoming members of the federation. Individual Life Membership fee would be > Rs.1000/- only. > > > > *Please Note:* A delegation is planned to Delhi to submit a memorandum to > MHRD / UGC on Minor / Major Projects to Librarians and FDP during First > week of March 2014 (on top priority). > > > > *SUPPORT US TO SUPPORT U- LET US WORK TOGETHER AS ONE* > > > > *All Communications may be addressed to:* > > Dr. B.U.Kannappanavar, > > General Secretary, FEKLA, &Librarian, > > Sahyadri College,B.H. Road, > > Vidyanagar,Shimogga-577203 > > Email: kannappanavar(a)gmail.com > > Phone: 09480329897 / 09449070311 > -- > *Dr. Shekar H.P.* > Head, Knowledge Resource Centre > IBS Business School, > #231, Near Kengeri Check post > Mysore Road, Bangalore-560060 > Karnataka - India > Ph: (O): 080-66222244 > > -- > This message has been scanned for viruses and > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > believed to be clean. > >

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Two Day UGC National Seminar - DLIS - Annamalai University
by Dr. R. Balasubramani 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

*Two Day UGC National Seminar on * *APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE INDICATORS FOR EFFECTIVE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES* The Department of Library and Information Science, Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamilnadu is organizing the* Two Day UGC National Seminar on APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE INDICATORS FOR EFFECTIVE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES* on *28-29 March, 2014* at DLIS, Annamalai University. The Sub-Themes of the Seminar Topic are: 1. Document maintenance, management and standards information extractions and filters. 2. Information management governance - Theories and Models - Best Practices. 3. Intelligent Information management - Pricing models - Information range and impact on inter library collaboration. 4. Electronic information management - Web content management. 5. Knowledge management and knowledge balance sheet. 6. Quantitative and qualitative indicators - components - Dimensions - Applications - Risks in working with indicators - Developing suitable indicators. 7. Quality tests : Reliability, Feasibility and Utility in decision making. Call for Papers Participant are invited to contribute papers for presentation on the above theme and related aspects. The full-text of the paper both hard and sort copy (preferably MS-word attachment) should be submitted to the seminar Director by 3-mail (au_nagarajan(a)yahoo.co.in) and by post mail on or before 10th March 2014 along with Registration form with Demand Draft. Registration fee (includes Seminar Kit, participation certificate, working lunch and refreshment). For Faculty / Librarian & Others ...................... Rs. 600/- *For Research Scholars (full-time basis) &students Rs. 350/- (* should produce evidence from their institution) Accommodation The participants made their own arrangements. However, limited *accommodation is available in our university Guest House* / Hostel on extra-payment. We would help to the participants arrange accommodation at nominal charges on first-come first-serve by twin-sharing basis. *Contact for Registration / Enquiry* *Seminar Director* *Dr. M. Nagarajan* *Professor & Head* *Dept., of Library & Information Science* *Annamalai University* *Annamalainagar - 608 002.* *Mobile : 94434 97604* *e-mail : au_nagarajan(a)yahoo.co.in <au_nagarajan(a)yahoo.co.in>* -- -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Leslie on OA
by Subbiah Arunachalam 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Friends: Here is a TEDx talk by Leslie Chan of the Electronic Publishing Trust for Development and Bioline International. I am sure you will find it interesting and useful. It is about schoalrly communication and why we need open access. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fCbZV_iIRs Incidentally, Leslie has come to India four times and conducted workshops/given talks on OA and scholarly communication. He is a great friend of India and the developing world. Best wishes. Arun -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Great public libraries
by Subbiah Arunachalam 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Friends: Vancouver and Montreal, both in Canada, have the best public libraries in the world, says a recent study carried out by scholars in a German University. Read this news story (from LA Times). Indian libraries and librarians can learn from the experiences of these libraries. Arun Two Canadian cities have world's best public libraries, survey finds December 20, 2013 <http://articles.latimes.com/2013/dec/20>|By Hector Tobar Two *Canadian cities*, Vancouver <http://www.vpl.ca/> and Montreal<http://bibliomontreal.com/>, have the world's best *public library* systems, according to a new survey by German researchers<http://www.phil-fak.uni-duesseldorf.de/fileadmin/Redaktion/Institute/Inform…> . Library mavens at the *Heinrich Heine* University in Dusseldorf studied libraries in 31 major *world cities*, from London and *Los Angeles*, and from Shanghai to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Los Angeles finished in the middle of the pack in the ranking (16th), which took into account the wide array of services that libraries provide to their readers, including availability of printed books and digital information. [image: http://articles.latimes.com/images/pixel.gif] Two U.S. *library systems* finished third and fourth: Chicago and San Francisco. And the very bottom of the rankings were London (30th) and Dubai (31st). "Vancouver is a world-class city and we're extremely pleased and humbled to be recognized as a top world-class library," Vancouver's chief librarian Sandra Singh told the Province<http://www.theprovince.com/news/Vancouver+Public+Library+shares+honour+with…>. "It's gratifying to be in such esteemed library company..." The New *York Public Library* system (ranked 9th overall), scored at the top in terms of digital services, while Montreal was judged to have the best physical facilities and book collection. But Dubai scored at the bottom of both categories, with judges saying they were surprised to find a a mere 10 PCs for patrons. "This old-fashioned public library is in stark contrast to the glittering face of Dubai," the report said. The researchers also took into account the library systems' efforts to reach out to readers. The New York and Los Angeles systems were the two most active libraries on Twitter. But the Vancouver library Twitter feed was quite active too. "Short day, long night. Bright night," the library tweeted Friday morning<https://twitter.com/VPL>. "The Winter Solstice Lantern Festival, tomorrow." A recent survey<https://www.vpl.ca/news/details/vpl_no._1_among_world_libraries_ties_with_m…> conducted for the Vancouver library found that 78% of Vancouverites have visited the library in the last year. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Please circulate
by basavaraj kannappanavar 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Please circulate Dear All Greetings of the Day The first meeting after formation of the FEDERATION was held on 15th February 2014at Hasanath Women’s College, Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore, and Discussed in detail and nominated the office bearers as follows. The main Aims and Objectives are restricted to University and Colleges only. I QUIT THE POST OF GENERAL SECRETARY AND IN MY PLACE Mr. M M HEBBALI WILL CONTINUE AS GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE FEDERATION. Name: KARNATAKA STATE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION (FUKLA) NEW SECRETARIAT OF THE FEDERATION IS AS FOLLOWS 1. Dr. S.L.Kadadevaramath - President 2. Mr.M.N.N.Prasad - Sr. Vice President 3. Dr. Ganapathi Z Shinde - Vice President 4. Dr. T.Y.Mallaiah - Vice President 5. Dr. H.P. Shekar - Vice President 6. Dr. MallikarjunaVaddanakeri - Vice President 7. M M Hebballi - General Secretary 8. Dr. H.R. Sujatha - Joint Secretary 9. Dr. B.R. Radha Krishna - Joint Secretary 10. Mr. G.R. Chikkamath - Joint Secretary 11. Mr. Umesh K Bagewadi - Treasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS: . 1. Dr. N.Kotresh 2. Dr. N.N. Arabagonda 3. Mrs. D. Sujatha 4. Mr. B.S Malvad 5. Mr. S. Shyamasundar 6. Dr. B U Kannappanavar 7. Mr. B.P. Bandi 8. Mr. Rajesh Kumbar 9. Dr. MallikarjunMulimani 10. Dr. Vasappagouda 11. Mr. Gurumurthy 12. Mr. Guruprasad 13. Mr. Mallikarjun 14 Mr. Gurushankaraiah Dr.B U Kannappanavar Selection Grade Librarian, Sahyadri College Library, B H Road, Shimoga-577203 Karnataka, India. Cell: +91 9480329897 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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article request
by Supritha Shetty 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

Dear Professionals, If any library holds below mentioned article, Please mail it to me. 1. Semin Pediatr Neurol. 2006 Jun;13(2):90-5. Autophagic vacuolar myopathy. Nishino I. Thank you, with regards Librarian K.S.Hegde Medical Academy Deralakatte -575018 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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IASLIC 2014
by IASLIC Kolkata 24 Feb '14

24 Feb '14

*IASLIC 2014* *IASLIC 26th National Seminar 2014* Theme Roadmap to usher in Knowledge Society Special Interest Group Discussion SIG01 : Social Sciences Information Libraries and Societal Development with special reference to North East India SIG02 : Computer Application in LIS Cloud Computing Applications in LIS *Venue* Department of Library and Information Science, Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam, India *Organising Secretary* *Prof N Lahkar, Professor & Head, * Department of Library and Information Science, Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam, India *Date * *November 25-28, 2014* For Detail Information Cantact: Prof Pijushkanti Panigrahi, General Secretary, Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centres (IASLIC), P-291, CIT Scheme No 6M , Kankurgachi, Kolkata - 700 054, *iaslic.sem(a)gmail.com <iaslic.sem(a)gmail.com>* -- *Prof Pijushkanti Panigrahi*, Hony General Secretary, IASLIC, P-291, CIT Scheme No. 6M, Kankurgachi, Kolkata - 700054 iaslic(a)vsnl.net or iaslic.india(a)gmail.com www.iaslic1955.org.in *Join IASLIC, Contribute to IASLIC, Strengthen IASLIC* -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Do Books Wither Away?' - Discussion at MyLISA
by Vasanth 23 Feb '14

23 Feb '14

Dear Sir/Madam, Mysore Librarians and Information Scientists Association (MyLISA) as a part of its monthly event has arranged a scholarly discussion on 'Do books wither away?' on 28th February 2014 at 4 pm. Three eminent scholars have been invited for giving their thoughts on the subject. Prof. K. Anantaramu, Professor (Retd), University of Mysore and Dr. Niranjan Vanalli, Professor, Department of Communication and Journalism, and also the Director of Center for Proficiency Development and Placement Service (CPDPS), University of Mysore are the main speakers of the day. Prof. C. Basavaraju, Registrar, University of Mysore will Preside over the function and will present his scholarly views also on the subject. The program venue is Manasa Media Center, Mysore University Library, Manasagangotri, Mysore. All are cordially invited. ------------------------- With best wishes Vasantha Raju N. PRO, MyLISA Mysore -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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