SPECIAL STUDENTS AND COLLEGE LIBRARY: A STUDY
Abstract
‘A’ grade accredited college libraries in Nashik city (Maharashtra, India) is the study area of present study. Findings focused on the inadequacy of the infrastructure, collection and facilities for special students in these college libraries and this major population is neglected by the College Libraries and authorities.
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