A guide to reading @ In Mumbai Good Books…. Apps

A guide to reading @ In Mumbai Good Books…. Apps

Moreover, reading makes us capable of understanding and translating into reality abstract thoughts, which are the key to the development and overall progress of society. 

Unfortunately, reading the highlights of a book will only make one capable of reading, but never capable of writing a book. 

Source | Hindustan Times | 1^st August 2018

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Mr. Pralhad Jadhav  

Master of Library & Information Science (NET Qualified) 

Senior Manager @ Knowledge Repository  

Khaitan & Co 

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Descriptive Minimalism's Impact on the Digital Repository

Descriptive Minimalism's Impact on the Digital Repository 

Can we (or should we) be held accountable for descriptive minimalism because we didn’t do the research to find the details? While repository-specific, to be unwittingly uninformed about the depth of your own collection’s resources could pose a detriment to the repository’s owner.

The digital repository is here to stay—at least for the foreseeable future. All we can ask is to evaluate objects and collections to the best of our abilities, or we risk the potential impact derived from catering to the trend of descriptive minimalism.

More Info @ http://newsbreaks.infotoday.com/NewsBreaks/Descriptive-Minimalisms-Impact-on-the-Digital-Repository-126603.asp

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Mr. Pralhad Jadhav  

Master of Library & Information Science (NET Qualified) 

Senior Manager @ Knowledge Repository  

Khaitan & Co 

Blog | http://pralhad-fyilibrarian.blogspot.in/  

Website | https://sites.google.com/site/pralhadjadhavlib/home  

Twitter Handle | @Pralhad161978

Mobile @ 9665911593

e-Aksharayan Tool @ an optical character recognition (OCR) engine for seven Indian languages

e-Aksharayan Tool @ an optical character recognition (OCR) engine for seven Indian languages

The tool was developed by TDIL (Technology Development for Indian Languages) under the MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) with collaboration of 14 academic institutions including Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

The software supports editing in seven Indian languages - Hindi, Bangla, Malayalam, Gurmukhi, Tamil, Kannada & Assamese.

Full Info | https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/now-a-tool-to-translate-indian-tongues-into-a-searchable-format/article24555988.ece

Regards 

Mr. Pralhad Jadhav  

Master of Library & Information Science (NET Qualified) 

Senior Manager @ Knowledge Repository  

Khaitan & Co 

Blog | http://pralhad-fyilibrarian.blogspot.in/  

Website | https://sites.google.com/site/pralhadjadhavlib/home  

Twitter Handle | @Pralhad161978

Mobile @ 9665911593