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The presentation introduce the concept of 'academic qualities' for librarians. The problems faced by Indian academic librarians in Karnakata, India is listed and suitable solutions are drafted. The presentation is of the Inaugural session of panel discussion on 'Academic Qualities and Problems of Librarians' held at JSS Women College, Mysore on February 26, 2011
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