Ranaganathan's Philosophy of Five Laws has given a way to all the libraries to provide effective and efficient services to the users. These laws are also focused on the need for internal change rather than on changes in the environment itself. Keeping in mind all these aspects reconstruction of Library resources and services in health sector institutions has become a major concern now days. Explosion in information, changing modes of printing technologies and ICT based information retrieval system has jumbled the librarians. It has paved the way to fulfill the objectives of FIVE LAWS by restructuring the library collection and services. This paper presents the changing dimensions in procurement, management, dissemination information in Medical Libraries in Digital Environment. It will also give an overview of the service to be provided to the patrons of these libraries.

Philosophical studies in librarianship have always been impressed by the different philosophical procedures. The formation of philosophical foundations in librarianship along with its essence and multi-dimensional aspects has resulted in some ambiguity and complexity in the exact definition of librarianship philosophy. The necessity of developing the basis of philosophy in librarianship needs to be affirmed by explaining its identity and formulating its goals. Accordingly, some different philosophical approaches have been represented in librarianship, among which two cognitive and metaphysical methods, due to their meta-theoretical nature, are recognized as the most important philosophical approaches wherein librarianship has been established as a "meta-science". In this way through blending various aspects of natural, social and abstract sciences, librarianship can be defined according to its effects and proper place in human knowledge. Therefore, to prepare the means for different types of research, a relative and basic theoretical structure will be provided for librarianship.

This article presents results of the analysis of 120 education articles published in UNIVERSITY NEWS during the year of 2011. The analysis shows that around 60% articles were original works produced by single, double or multiple authors. The largest number of articles belong to pure Higher education (38.4%), followed by education (28%), and others (33.6%). Of the articles published, 2.5% were published abroad and the rest 97.5% in India. Articles containing 5 to 8 pages accounted for about 57.5% of the articles. It is noticed that the number of articles published per year in university news varies from 100 to more than 120. Of the articles published, 15.8 were published from Delhi, 12.5 from Andhra, 2.5 from abroad countries, and the rest from other places. Note a special edition about higher education in Dec 2011 published in 46 articles. The paper highlights the various facts like chronological distribution of articles, subject coverage authorship pattern designation of the authors and length of the articles, geographical distribution of articles.

The present work introduces a statistical evaluation method to prove the hypothesis being formulated in this paper. Although the previous work of ours has discussed and proved that open access journals are highly beneficial for academician as well as researcher in multiple purposes. However, there are various facts which can surface and not addressed in our previous work. Some facts like i) fear of loss of revenue when the manuscript are publically accessed, ii) does open access document usage gives an alternative solution for IT infrastructure which is highly expensive in nature, and ii) does usage of open access journals mitigates the clerical issues. Hence, in the current paper, we choose to consider the same population and universe that has been a part of our prior study and we choose to perform some of the statistical analysis to check how far the hypothesis are proven correct or wrong.

Now a day in higher education the Implementation of Information and Communication Technology has brought out the major changes. The Growth of the ICT plays pivotal role in Library and information science and it also used to cultivate the new innovative ideas to provide the better services to the library users. This study is aimed to examine the Awareness and use pattern of information sources and services in MAHER (Meenakshi Academy of Higher Education and Research) Deemed University. The students of Engineering, Medical, Dental, Nursing and Physiotherapy were selected for this study. Questionnaire method was adopted to collect the data. Out of 300 Questionnaire 265 were received back. This study examines the awareness about the available resources and services, identify the frequency of using library, analyse the purpose of using, the use pattern of information resources and services and identify the constraints in accessing the library resources and services

Changes in technology and social networking continue at a dizzying pace, and libraries maintain their role as technology leaders — not in being first adopters, but in being early users of effective technologies. Social networking lets the user interact and work collaboratively with other users. This new technology has helped the libraries in enhancing their usability. In this paper the author has intended to describe the possible implications of social networking technologies in the field of library and information science. The author has illustrated different social networking tools and their increased utilization in recent times which has shown that librarians of present era can effectively use these newer tools for reaching out to far located readers.

The melanotic neuroectodermal tumour of infancy (MNTI) is a fairly rare, benign, pigmented lesion that commonly occurs in the anterior maxilla of infants younger than 1 year and mainly in the first 6 months of life.Like melanocytes and nevus cells, these cells have their origin in the neural crest.This lesion has been treated with surgical excision with good results

Study of data collected from 120 users by administrating questionnaires among them to elicit their attitude towards reading habits and purpose of the visiting of libraries at Vellore District Public Library Tamilnadu. It indicates the purpose of reading, preference of language, form of library collection, assistance from the library staff in the use of resources and services necessary to help users meet their information requirements. The findings are that people are unable to visit the library regularly due to lack or shortage of time, and literature is mostly read by the serious users and magazines and newspapers are the most common forms preferred by the readers.

This paper aims to show how implementing new information technology has expanded the role of librarians as educators and how this role has matched the evolution of new technology. The paper looks at librarians' approaches to their role as educators and explores ways of most effectively implementing changes. The paper reflects on the changing role of librarians in an era of greater access to technology, including Web 2.0. Collaboration with faculty was found to be an essential. Teaching students and faculty to use new information technologies may have become one of the major roles of librarians. This paper of the web is causing a move from e-libraries to mobile libraries, and that the educational role of the librarians must encompass this trend and to anticipate similar future developments.

The present study highlights the use of Information Communication Technology at the degree engineering college libraries in Maharashtra State. Efforts were made to know the availability of hardware , status of library automation at these engineering college libraries . The paper also highlights on the availability of internet connectivity , digital library facilities and barriers in the application of ICT are also discussed .The results of the study shows that majority of the libraries were effectively using Information Communication Technology .

This study sought to examine the use of internet by Students of Bastar Vishwavidyalaya Jagdalpur . The present study proved that 100% Students were aware to use internet services. The objectives of the study are satisfactorily most of the students are satisfied with internet service available to them. The convergence of information and communication technologies as typified by the Internet is increasingly having more influence on all aspects of the society as it has become an integral part of the daily lives of many people. It has had a transformative impact on the mode of information sharing and access globally. Information and knowledge disseminated through the slow process of oral communications or with paper materials can now be transferred rapidly from an individual to an infinite number of users through a number of media and formats. The Internet is the fastest growing communication technology and has emerged as a major source of information that connects people, data and other computers, reducing the world to the much talked-about global village.

Education is the power and backbone of India. Public libraries play a vital role in overall socio-economic development of a democratic country. This paper discusses about the emergence of public libraries and their growth and development in Manipur. It also points out the present situation of public libraries in the state and suggests the necessary for immediate implementation of Manipur Public libraries Act, 1988 to provide perfect Right to Education in all citizens of the state.

Information plays an important role in human's day-to-day life. The importance of information in the development of human life is dominant. The world has become a global village due of the transfer and availability of information. India has been experiencing transformation of information from human values to technology like the remaining world.

This paper illustrates the meaning, application and uses of content management system with special reference to Joomla, WordPress, Drupal and Moodle. Content management system are playing major role in publishing content on web. Content may be text, images, graphics, video, sound, documents, records etc. or in other words, it can be anything that is likely to be stored and managed in an electronic or digital format.

This case study explores the concept of Institutional Digital Repository. It describes various feature and importance of both Institutional Digital Repository and Open Source Digital Library Software named DSpace. It also describes the requirement of hardware and software for setting up the Institutional Digital Repository. It highlights the primary benefits and suggestion for usability of the Institutional Digital Repository

Collection development is a process of systematically building library collections to serve study, teaching, research, recreational, and other needs of library users. It primarily includes acquisition, selection, and evaluation, preservation of materials or books or journals etc after assessing user needs. The paper defines collection development and outlines the policies and process. With the advent of Internet and the digital era, there has been shift from hard copy formats to digital formats. Hence the collection development policy has been modified to include the digital content in a collection. The cost of technology and distribution of digital content also has to be considered. Open Access is the new phenomenon in this digital era wherein digital material is available freely.

A study was conducted in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Academic Staff College; Aurangabad to know the computer literacy and Information literacy of the participant teachers (different state s of India) of 83rd Orientation course .Questionnaire was used as a data collection tool. The study found More than 26.33% of the Participants are not able to use the computer and many of them do not posses the knowledge of software, hardware, storage devices etc.32.5%of the total respondents are not able to use the Internet. And the study found that the lack awareness regarding dictionaries, encyclopedias, and bibliographies etc. The majority of the participant teachers opine that the computer literacy and information literacy programmes are most needed for them .The Author suggest to University, UGC to take steps to impart computer literacy and Information literacy orientation programmes to the teachers with the help of Libraries situated in their colleges and universities. With the help of such type of programmes the teachers and libraries fulfill the student's need of information