The Source of Wisdom and Values at Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya A repository of knowledge, Dev SanskritiVishwavidyalaya upholds the ancient wisdom of the Vedas and the transformative vision of Pujya Gurudev Pt. ShriRam Sharma Acharya.
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- Confluence of traditional education with science and spirituality
- Creation of devoted, righteous and learned students
- Infusion of scientific spirituality into life style
- Creation of citizens well-endowed with nationalistic ideals
- Guiding future leaders by developing human values and oneness towards all.
- Conducting conventional research in non-conventional disciplines.
- To support all above point 1-6 for teaching, learning and research with state-of- the-art information that complements, education, reflective thinking and development of thoughts
Unite contemporary education with spiritual training to cultivate well-rounded, competent and personally uplifted graduates, who possess a scientifically grounded understanding and experience of spiritual transformation and a powerful drive to use their gifts to promote the greater good of society
- To promote ethical and informed use of information resources for academic and spiritual
- To enhance the extensive use of knowledge repositories, including books, journals, and digital content.
- To integrate modern technologies with traditional learning methods, ensuring a seamless blend of knowledge acquisition and enlightenment.
- To strengthen the library's role as a community resource for research, innovation, and personal development.
- To ensure that every user finds the information they seek efficiently and effectively.
- To connect each book, journal, or resource with its ideal reader.
- To save readers' time by offering intuitive and user-friendly access to physical and digital collections.
- To create a peaceful and conducive environment for independent learning, collaborative research, and intellectual exploration.
Library’s Rules and Discipline
The library is a temple of knowledge, books are its idols, and reading is its adoration. Kindly help maintain its dignity.
- Carry your ID card when entering the library.
- Readers are requested to maintain silence in the library. Avoid any conversation or consultation. Keep your mobile phones switched off or on silent mode inside the library.
- Only books and notebooks are allowed inside; other belongings must be kept at the bag stand.
- Marking books with pens or pencils, folding pages, or damaging them in any way is strictly prohibited. Violation may result in the cancellation of the library card.
- Books, journals, magazines, and newspapers from the reference section are not to be issued.
- Do not fold pages of books for photocopying; instead, write the page numbers on a slip and provide it with the book.
- Leave the books on the table after reading.
- Students are requested to sit in their designated areas.
- Turn off fans and tube lights when not required.
Rules for Issuing/Returning Books
- Only books from the textbook section will be issued. Reference books and magazines are for in-library use only.
- After issuing books via the RFID KIOSK, show the receipt and books to the security guard or library staff before leaving the library.
- The following no of books are issued to the members from Library —
| Sr. No | Students/Members | No. of Books | Duration (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Certificate Course | 2 | 30 |
| 2 | Undergraduate | 4 | 30 |
| 3 | Postgraduate | 5 | 30 |
| 4 | Researchers | 6 | 30 |
| 5 | Teaching Staff | 6 | 150 |
| 6 | Non-Teaching/Karyakarta | 2 | 30 |
- After the above-mentioned period, a fine of ₹1 per day per book will be charged. Bring the receipt from the accounts office.
- Books kept at the counter will not be issued. Bring the required books from the shelf for issuing.
- Books issued on the same day cannot be returned.
- Inspect the book carefully before issuing it. If the book is found damaged, its cost will have to be paid.
- Issue books using your own library card. If books are issued on someone else’s card, the card will be confiscated and returned only after a fine of Rs 50 is paid.
- Verify the issue slip carefully.
- In case of a damaged or lost library card, pay ₹100 at the cash counter to obtain a new one.
- If a book is lost, a fine of ₹50 along with an additional 20% of the book's current value must be paid. Alternatively, students can pay a fine of ₹50 and replace the book with its latest edition.
- All library rooms are under CCTV surveillance. The premises are under continuous surveillance.