DEPARTMENT OF CENTRAL LIBRARY

“The library is a growing organism” - Dr. Ranganathan (1931)
Dr. S. Radhakrishan commission on higher education said, “The library is the heart of all the work of an educational institution, directly so, as regards its research work, and indirectly as regards its educational work which derives its life-force from research work. Scientific research needs a library as well as its laboratories, while for humanistic research the library is both library and laboratory in one.” In other words, the library is the core of an institution. As a resource it occupies the control and primary place, because it serves all the functions of teaching and researches the creation of new knowledge and transmission to posterity of the learning and culture of the present and the past. All of us realise that for the upliftment of our society and the nation, it is inevitable that our youth are shaped and polished through the touch-stone of higher education. And higher education can only be imparted through books which are preserved and made available in good libraries. Knowledge is expanding at a rapid pace and there is an information explosion all around us. The teaching faculties, the scholars engaged in research work as well as the students have to depend upon libraries. Keeping in view the foregoing ideas and opinions, the Janta Vedic College, a reputed institution of higher education in the faculties of Agriculture, Science and humanities has also put all out efforts to establish a well organized library with over 85,500 volumes on its shelves to cater to the needs of its thousands of students, many research-scholars and teachers. For its reading room, the library subscribes to the following periodicals and newspapers, both in English and Hindi:

PERIODICALS SUBSCRIBED IN ENGLISH
1. Agriculture Situation in India2. Asian Journal of Chemistry3. Current Science
4. Contribution Indian Sociology5. Development 6. Fertilizer News
7. Indian Journal of Chemistry Part-A8. Indian Journal of Chemistry Part-B 9. Indian Economics
10. Indian Journal of Economics11. Indian Journal of Horticulture12. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation
13. Indian Farmer Digest 14. Indian Farming15. Indian Social Science Review
16. Indian Phytopathology 17. ICSSR Journal Abstracts and Rreviews: Economics 18. ICSSR Journal of Abstract and Reviews: Sociology and Social Anthropology
19. Indian Journal of Agronomy 20. Indian Journal of Gender Studies 21. Indian Journal of Entomology
22. Indian Institute Economic Review 23. Politics and Society 24. Political Theory
25. Public Finance Review 26. Research Abstracts Quarterly 27. Seed and Farms
28. South Asia Research 29. Indian Journal of Agriculture Science 30. Indian Economics and Social History Review
31. Uttar Pradesh Journal of Zoology


PERIODICALS SUBSCRIBED IN HINDI
1. Alochana 2. Amritputra Nirala 3. Hans 4. Kheti
5. Krishi Chayanika 6. Khaad Patika 7. Kisan Bharti 8. Sahitya Bharti

The library opens at 09:00 AM and remains working up to 05:00 PM. It has a 24-hour power backup and photostat facility for the readers.
The college library has also developed a Book Bank catering to the needs of under privileged student's community. Such students are advised to make use of this facility since they can borrow costly books for their studies and the subjects.
This is an era with phenomenal expansion of boundaries of knowledge. No library is capable of acquiring even 10 per cent of published documents. It is estimated that the British Library alone will be adding about 2.4 million items per year to its collection. With such pace of increase in the number of published volumes, journals, magazines and newspapers any library can not be expected to be self-sufficient in all the branches of knowledge.
Also, the prices of reading materials are rising at an incredible rate. Under such circumstances, the college library is endeavoring to go in for automation and provide to its readers an access to the Internet. This is expected to help the readers, particularly those engaged in the research work and also the teaching faculty members, in providing the latest information in all disciplines of studies.

Hereunder is the total list of books available in the college library:
Faculty of Agriculture - 19,391
Faculty of Art - 32,440
Faculty of Science - 24,712
JV College Book Bank - 3,947
The college library is well-organized and has a qualified staff which ensures smooth running and satisfactory upkeep of the library. All the posts of library staff are already filled and the clientele are getting benefit of their experience, training and sense of duty.
Sr No. NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION SPECIALISATION
1. Brijraj Singh Tomer Librarian M.A., M.Phil Library & Information Sciences