VACHAN PRERNA DIN 15th October 2025 (Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam)

On 15th October 2024 “Vachan Prerna Din” was celebrated on the occasion of birth anniversary of Dr A.P.J Abdul Kalam Sir in the library of H.K. College of Pharmacy, Jogeshwari, Mumbai. During the event students were participated in reading of Novel books in the library. All the Students of B.Pharm and M.Pharm visited library to read books. Respected principal Dr. Tushar Lokhande garlanded the status of Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Sir with all HOD, Faculty members, and Students. During guidance session by principal sir, motivated and encouraged students to read books in student life.

LIBRARIAN'S DAY (12th August 2025)

LIBRARIAN'S DAY

National Librarian’s Day is celebrated every year on August 12th 2025 in India to honour the birth anniversary of Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, the father of Library Science in India. To honour Padmashri awardee Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, a one-day program was held on 12th August 2025 at H.K.College of Pharmacy. Book Exhibition and Book review The Book Exhibition started with inauguration by Dr. Tushar N.Lokhande (Principal of H.K.College of Pharmacy) at 11.00am on 12/08/2025. Dr. Tushar Lokhande graced the occasion and expressed his thoughts on the importance of literature. The principal also endorsed the utilization of library and strongly recommended that the students should refer authentic information from books. Book Exhibition was organized at H. K. College of Pharmacy by library committee in the pharmacy library premises on 12/08/2025 from 11.00am to 4.00pm for one day. The vendor who participated in
the exhibition was Vinayaga Book House. The main objective of the book Exhibition was to display Pharmacy books, Reference books and other General books with the latest editions to students and faculty members. The review of books helps students to understand the content related to different subjects and respective topics according to the syllabus, that will help them to buy books for library as well as individual students. The event was organized to sow the the seed of interest in reading books, inculcate reading habits and improve skills in conceptual knowledge in students.

VACHAN SANKALP MAHARASHTRACHA (1st January 2025 to 15th January 2025)

Dr. Tushar N. Lokhande addressed the students on 2^nd January 2025 about the celebrations of Vachan Sankalp Maharashtracha, scheduled from1st January to 15th January.

Granth Dindi was celebrated on 4^th January. Prof.Tushar Lokhande, Principal, graced the occasion and expressed his thoughts on the importance of literature.A palanquin for the books was made and carried as a procession inside the college campus to create awareness among pupil.

On 13^th January an IN HOUSE BOOK EXHIBITION was organised displaying a variety of books in all streams.

An exciting e-Quiz Competition with the theme (Books and authors) was conducted on 14^th January, which is a true learning experience for students.

On 15^th January, organized a book reading session to provide a platform for students to showcase their reading skills.This event received positive feedback from participants and made a memorable occasion. Students recited poetry from literature of three languages(Hindi, Marathi, English).

Simultaneously Book Review Competition too conducted to facilitate the writing and analyzing skills of students.

NATIONAL LIBRARY DAY 2024

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NATIONAL LIBRARY DAY

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Rare Book Society of INDIA

ABOUT R B S I

The Rare Book Society of India was the first of its kind when it was founded in October 2009. It is a virtual space for rare book collectors and history enthusiasts to read, discuss, rediscover and download lost books.

Importantly, it aims to highlight the understanding that there is always more than one truth in history! Sourcing from digital libraries such as The Internet Archive, Google Books, Wikipedia and the online collections of various museums around the world, RBSI has curated these rare books and images, and presented them in a context that gives them relevance and shows each piece as a part of a grander whole.

Despite being an ancient literary civilization and having one of the largest literary treasures of hand-written and printed material, India does not have a single Society for rare book collectors. This is an attempt to create a forum where those elusive connoisseurs come together to discuss and share their knowledge on Indian rare books. RBSI showcases rare Indian books, prints and art, that have been digitized, with the purpose of bringing these lost words to life. Through this open virtual platform, members of RBSI can create a digital collection of rare and valuable books by downloading the digitised books that are made available here. What started of as a group for rare book collectors has now transformed into a forum for history enthusiasts, scholars and of course the silent curious. Discussions and comments range from sanguine to educative to irreverent, all providing for an interesting cerebral buzz, every day of the week.

Many of these books might be considered to be history, opinion or plain propaganda - but the aim is to show that there is no wasteful source in the study of history, and there is only an added perspective. More importantly, by reading more than one version of a historical event at this site we begin to understand that there is more than one truth in history, and that in order to learn history, one must also first learn to unlearn.

URL: https://www.rarebooksocietyofindia.org/