NOPR Collection:

Anatomy of a documentation service

Sun, 01 Mar 1970 00:00:00 GMT

Title: Anatomy of a documentation service Authors: Bose, H; Jain, H C Abstract: Enumerates the technical processes involved in the selection, evaluation, and indexing of incoming scientific literature for building up a pool of information oriented to the specific needs for compilation of an encyclopedia on raw materials and industrial products of India, and their subsequent retrieval for selective dissemination to the personnel concerned with the project. Page(s): 54-58

Scatter of Indian geological documents in Indian and foreign periodicals

Sun, 01 Mar 1970 00:00:00 GMT

Title: Scatter of Indian geological documents in Indian and foreign periodicals Authors: Chakraborty, Ajoy Ranjan Abstract: The scatter of Indian geological documents in-Indian and foreign periodicals has been studied. The survey indicates that more than 90% of the documents have been covered in Indian sources. It also focuses the various degrees of interest shown by the foreign periodicals on Indian geology. Page(s): 47-53

The library as a tool for medical research

Sun, 01 Mar 1970 00:00:00 GMT

Title: The library as a tool for medical research Authors: Kesavan, B S; Guha, B Page(s): 35-46

Standards for library education in Burma, Ceylon, India and Pakistan

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT

Title: Standards for library education in Burma, Ceylon, India and Pakistan Authors: Khurshid, Anis Abstract: Suggests a set of common standards for library education in the four countries. The maintenance of standards can be the responsibility of each country's university organizations like the University Grants Commission in India; the Inter- University Board or proposed University Grants Commission in Pakistan; the National Council of Higher Education in Ceylon; and the Universities Central Administration Office in Burma. As a prelude to the actual spelling out of the proposed standards a brief resume of the comparable practices with regard to standards for library education as they obtain in the United Kingdom, the United States and Latin America, is also given. Page(s): 23-34