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IIT Kharagpur Launches Free AI Tutor With 'Scan And Ask' Feature
IIT Kharagpur launched a free AI tutor and online platform to aid GATE and JAM exam preparation, aiming to reduce dependency on costly coaching.
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'Not Just Books': Check Surprising Objects Found In Finnish Libraries
In Finland, libraries are the places where anyone can access knowledge, meet others and take part in public debate, regardless of income or background.
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SC To Take Suo Moto Note Of Proposed Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Central Secretariat Library
Supreme Court takes suo motu cognisance of relocating Delhi’s 135-year-old Central Secretariat Library, housing 8.5 lakh books. Concerns over inadequate space under Central Vista plan prompt judicial scrutiny on October 5.
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Top Court To Hear Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Government Library In Delhi Case
A bench of Justices Sanjay Kumar and Sanjeev Sachdeva will hear on Monday the case titled, "In Re: 135-yr-old library, 8.5 lakh books-and no room in the Central Vista plan".
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After 15 Years In Hiding, Syrian Man Breaks Wall To Recover A Lost Library
A Syrian man has uncovered his treasured collection of religious and literary books after hiding it behind a false wall before fleeing Homs during the civil war.
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Magazine Returned To Library After 132 Years, Fine Amounts To Rs 11.5 Lakh
An 84-year-old returned a 132-year-old magazine to Concord Public Library after a fine freeze.
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IIM Jammu Launches First Smart Library, Makes 2.5 Lakh Books Available Online
IIM Jammu's Nalanda Library becomes the first smart library in Jammu with 2.5 lakh books available online for easy access.
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68 Indian Airports Now Let You Fly With A Free Book. Here's How
Flybrary was conceptualised by Sujit Mahapatra, founder of the Bakul Foundation, in partnership with the Airports Authority of India.
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Book Returned To Australian Library After 150 Years, Fine Amounts To Rs 19 Lakh
An 1858 book was returned to Kiama Library nearly 150 years late after being found in a sealed fireplace.
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He Has 2,253 Names, Why This Man's Wedding Ceremony Took An Extra 20 Minutes
An Australian man who read the Guinness World Records book cover to cover legally changed his name to a whopping 2,253 names, securing a world record but leaving his wedding celebrant breathless.
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1906 US Fire Reduced 2,00,000 Books To Ashes In Library. 1 Has Now Returned
Randall Schwed found Echoes of the Foot-Hills listed on an online marketplace for $35.
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Auto Rickshaw Converted Into Mini Library In Karnataka Gains Viral Attention
A Karnataka auto rickshaw driver converted his vehicle into a mini library offering books and candies.
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Delhi University Colleges Set For Smart Upgrade With Digitised Libraries, New Academic Centres
The RFID system is expected to streamline library operations and improve access to academic resources, while Smart Classrooms aim to modernise teaching methods across campuses.
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"Belongs To All New Yorkers": Mamdani Took Oath On This 18th-Century Quran
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Tuesday that one of the Qurans he used to take his oath as the city's first Muslim mayor will be placed on display at the main branch of the New York Public Library.
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Are You A Book Lover? Visit These 7 Breathtaking Libraries Inside UNESCO Heritage Sites
From grand halls to gold book covers, step inside these enchanting libraries across the globe, located inside UNESCO heritage sites.
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IIT Kharagpur Launches Free AI Tutor With 'Scan And Ask' Feature
IIT Kharagpur launched a free AI tutor and online platform to aid GATE and JAM exam preparation, aiming to reduce dependency on costly coaching.
-
'Not Just Books': Check Surprising Objects Found In Finnish Libraries
In Finland, libraries are the places where anyone can access knowledge, meet others and take part in public debate, regardless of income or background.
-
SC To Take Suo Moto Note Of Proposed Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Central Secretariat Library
Supreme Court takes suo motu cognisance of relocating Delhi’s 135-year-old Central Secretariat Library, housing 8.5 lakh books. Concerns over inadequate space under Central Vista plan prompt judicial scrutiny on October 5.
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Top Court To Hear Relocation Of 135-Year-Old Government Library In Delhi Case
A bench of Justices Sanjay Kumar and Sanjeev Sachdeva will hear on Monday the case titled, "In Re: 135-yr-old library, 8.5 lakh books-and no room in the Central Vista plan".
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After 15 Years In Hiding, Syrian Man Breaks Wall To Recover A Lost Library
A Syrian man has uncovered his treasured collection of religious and literary books after hiding it behind a false wall before fleeing Homs during the civil war.
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Magazine Returned To Library After 132 Years, Fine Amounts To Rs 11.5 Lakh
An 84-year-old returned a 132-year-old magazine to Concord Public Library after a fine freeze.
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IIM Jammu Launches First Smart Library, Makes 2.5 Lakh Books Available Online
IIM Jammu's Nalanda Library becomes the first smart library in Jammu with 2.5 lakh books available online for easy access.
-
68 Indian Airports Now Let You Fly With A Free Book. Here's How
Flybrary was conceptualised by Sujit Mahapatra, founder of the Bakul Foundation, in partnership with the Airports Authority of India.
-
Book Returned To Australian Library After 150 Years, Fine Amounts To Rs 19 Lakh
An 1858 book was returned to Kiama Library nearly 150 years late after being found in a sealed fireplace.
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He Has 2,253 Names, Why This Man's Wedding Ceremony Took An Extra 20 Minutes
An Australian man who read the Guinness World Records book cover to cover legally changed his name to a whopping 2,253 names, securing a world record but leaving his wedding celebrant breathless.
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1906 US Fire Reduced 2,00,000 Books To Ashes In Library. 1 Has Now Returned
Randall Schwed found Echoes of the Foot-Hills listed on an online marketplace for $35.
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Auto Rickshaw Converted Into Mini Library In Karnataka Gains Viral Attention
A Karnataka auto rickshaw driver converted his vehicle into a mini library offering books and candies.
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Delhi University Colleges Set For Smart Upgrade With Digitised Libraries, New Academic Centres
The RFID system is expected to streamline library operations and improve access to academic resources, while Smart Classrooms aim to modernise teaching methods across campuses.
-
"Belongs To All New Yorkers": Mamdani Took Oath On This 18th-Century Quran
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Tuesday that one of the Qurans he used to take his oath as the city's first Muslim mayor will be placed on display at the main branch of the New York Public Library.
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Are You A Book Lover? Visit These 7 Breathtaking Libraries Inside UNESCO Heritage Sites
From grand halls to gold book covers, step inside these enchanting libraries across the globe, located inside UNESCO heritage sites.
