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The growth of the library in the rural area

INTRODUCTION

Rural libraries revealed that 70 percent of the population Aboriginal living in rural areas. Our central government attempts to restructure rural areas in the five-year plans. The results show that plans are an improvement, but not as expected in the plans. There are many factors involved in the restructuring of rural communities. The first is the creation of libraries in rural areas to provide correct information to the user right at the right time.
OBJECTIVES
What inspires awareness Rural sources of information and encourage them to use a broad and comprehensive information stored in a library;
It covers economic information, educational, social and cultural needs of local people;
Converts uneducated / illiterate and uneducated potential users library;
It provides information on employment opportunities in various fields;
On the guidance, advice and guidance on all public health issues, issues of family planning laws, etc.
The public library is coordinated with other organizations and institutions in the community and create a comprehensive database of all relevant information to the community.
Public Libraries Tamil Nadu
Madras Public Libraries Act, 1948, the first of its kind in India came into force from 1950. Pursuant to the provisions of this law in the following units operate in this state:
1. State Central Library (Connemara Public Library) -1
2. -18 Library Central District
3. -1568 Branch Library
4. -12 Mobile Library
5. Part-time Library – 649
6. Library -1492 Farm
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Total 3750
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Under the jurisdiction of these libraries are the following services;
1. Mobile Library Service
2. Home Delivery
3. Library services for children
4. Library services for prisoners in jail
5. Service library for plantation workers and settlers in the remote hills
6. Library staff Police
7. Library Service Hospital
8. Rural Library Service.
SERVICES rural libraries
The fundamental objective of the library environment rural areas is to provide timely, relevant services and accurate and reliable information to all the rural population. The following are some important services can be provided;
A. Information focusing on: local history and local statistics, trade industry, local agricultural products and major tourist attractions and facilities, local employment opportunities and general government information and private and career development;
B. Information on the Census: Population, men, women, age group, literacy, percentage, professional, rural and urban, etc. Forestry and Natural Resources.
C. Overview of the state and country.
D. Activities Are cultural organization of lectures by eminent personalities on various topics
Dramas, debates, etc.
SERVICES in the rural
The network of rural libraries and mobile greater use to disseminate information to local communities.
The potential of the library rural areas to support businesses in rural areas by providing employment and training must be operated in consultation with the staff of the Department of economic development planning. It is suggested that the experience of providing small businesses in the village libraries.
Benefits Rural Library Service

The library support for the various sectors of the rural community by providing information appropriate fee for the reader at the right time. For example, help children build reading habits of young unemployed people get better jobs and farmers to improve agricultural production. The libraries of all countries to work for social development through the expansion of these activities and services, from books, popular lectures on various topics such as child labor, epidemics, reading habits and environmental protection
Library In the rural scenario CURRENT
 The number of new items available at the library is not enough.
 The books needed are not available in the library.
 GK books needed are not available in the library.
 The number of books reference in the library is inadequate.
 The number of journals available in the library is not enough.
 The furniture is uncomfortable in rural libraries.
 space of the reading room is very small.
 The parking the library are inadequate.
 The work schedule should rural library.
 ventilation facilities are rare in libraries rural.
 The extras are not systematic in the library in rural areas.
 Accessible books are not appropriate for rural libraries
Recommendations and suggestions.
To maintain and enhance the growth of the library in the rural areas following suggestions may be helpful.
1. The government may take measures to expand the library building to invite more readers.
2. The government will take measures to provide shelter for bicycles and motorcycles for visitors.
3. The government will take steps to build consultation room rural libraries for the use of reference books.
4. Library Hours of work can be formulated in terms of convenience users.
5. Library can be fully automated so that users can easily access books and
Staff library can maintain operations with ease.
6. The books available online can be, so that users can access information from the property.
7. The network of rural libraries should be used for dissemination
Information for rural communities.
8. Government may provide water supply and installation of light in the rural library.
CONCLUSION

From the foregoing, the study noted that the public library movement in Tamil Nadu, library services in rural areas and libraries in the Holiday current scenario. It also specifies the rules and regulations regarding the establishment of the library in the rural area. Now the day collection is an important element in the world. The library offers more information to the rural community and its development assistance in rural areas. Thus, the government should take measures for the growth of the library area underdeveloped.
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Ijara, SR "Library services in rural areas." Education public libraries: a practical approach. Ed Palanivelu, C and KSRaghavan, KS Madras: Government of Tamil Nadu Public Libraries Directrorate ,1991.261-265

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About the Author

Arulraj, R is working as Librarian in Department of Library and information science of Einstein college of Engineering, Tiruneveli District (Tamil Nadu). He has completed
BSc (Botany), MLIS and Mphil (Library and Information science). Now he is doing PGDLAN (Post Graduate Diploma in Library Automation and Networking) course. He has three years experience in Library professional. His research interest includes reading habit, performance evaluation, Knowledge management, users study and information seeking behaviors in library and information science. He is also involved in writing more research articles on different topics. He is the member of SALIS (Society for the Advancement of Library and Information Science and Librarian world.com.

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