BY MOHAMMAD AMEES 
MLIS 1st year 
Pondicherry University
An organisation that selects, acquires, 
stores, and retrieves specific information in 
response to request or disseminate 
information in request from users or in 
anticipation.
 Increase in volume and variety of sources 
 Rising cost of documents 
 To keep pace with developments in various 
subject areas 
 Improved decision making by managers, 
scientists, etc 
 To avoid duplication of efforts
 Lending of Books 
 Inter-library Lending of documents 
 Photocopy service 
 Document Delivery Service 
 Referral centre 
 Translation 
 News paper clippings 
 Abstracting 
 Current awareness service
 National Institute of Science Communication and 
Information Resources(NISCAIR) 
 Founded in 2002 by merger of INSDOC and 
NISCOM with technical assistance of UNESCO 
 To serve the scientist and technologists in 
industry, government, universities and research 
institutes by providing documentation services. 
 Publication of journals e.g. Journal of Scientific 
and Industrial research, Indian journal of 
Biotechnology etc 
 Publication of Library and Information Science 
journals i.e. Annals of Library and Information 
Studies
 Established in 1969 
 Chief objective is to provide library and information 
services in the field of social science. 
 Provide Services are available to researchers in 
social science etc 
 Conducting short term training courses 
 Compilation of bibliographies 
 Document delivery services 
 Preparation of union catalogue
 Defence Scientific Information and Documentation 
Centre established in 1958 New Delhi under the DRDO 
 In 1967 it became an independent institution 
 It is a central information agency for collection, 
processing and dissemination of scientific and technical 
information of interest to DRDO laboratories 
 Publication of journal e.g. journal of library science i.e. 
DESIDOC journal of Library and Information Technology 
 Publishes primary journals such as Defence Science 
journal R & D Bulletins, R&D Digests etc.
 Council of Scientific and Industrial Research(CSIR) 
 Established in 1942 
 Is an autonomous body and India largest research and development organization 
 39 field stations and 37 laboratories across the nation 
 CSIR funded by Ministry of Science and Technology 
 Research development activities of CSIR includes aerospace engineering ,structural 
engineering, ocean science, life science , metallurgy, petroleum, leather etc 
 CSIR develop first Indian tractor “Swaraj” 
 First to develop finger printing in India 
 Established first in the world “Traditional Knowledge Digital Library” accessible in 
five languages 
 CSIR publication 
 I) CSIR science scope( quarterly publication feature research and development with 
specific science theme 
 II) CSIR e news (Bimonthly electronic newsletter) 
 III) Guide to a career in Research ( how research career managed 
in CSIR 
 Iv) e-booklet (carrier in science , engineering and technology at 
CSIR 
 New research area of CSIR –Nanotechnology. Synthetic Biology 
 Library services I) information services 
 II) Info source services 
 IV) literature services 
 V) patent services
 Structural Engineering Research Centre(SERC) 
 Head quarter in Chennai 
 Established in 1965 at Roorkee 
 One of the National laboratories under CSIR 
 Leading research institution in structural engineering 
 It provide latest available knowledge and development 
how to design and construction of all type of structure 
 Journal of Structural Engineering(JOSE) since 1973 bi-monthly 
journal 
 Structural engineering Research centre From the housing 
& construction industry to the railways, from power 
stations to military installations and even the Indian base 
in Antarctica, the impact of SERCs ground-breaking studies 
and research has been truly widespread and phenomenal.
 Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO) 
 Established in 1969 
 Headquarter in Bengaluru 
 Primary objective is to advance space technology and 
use it application for national benefit 
 Primary space agency of India 
 Journal publication 
 Journal of Spacecraft Technology(biannual about 
development of spacecraft technology) 
 Journey of Astrophysics and Astronomy(a quarterly 
journal of English tell about all aspect of Astrophysics 
and Astronomy) 
 Akashmitra? India Astronomy Magazine (an astronomy 
magazine for amateur astronomus designed to reveal 
the secret of sky and beyond)
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  • 1.
    BY MOHAMMAD AMEES MLIS 1st year Pondicherry University
  • 2.
    An organisation thatselects, acquires, stores, and retrieves specific information in response to request or disseminate information in request from users or in anticipation.
  • 3.
     Increase involume and variety of sources  Rising cost of documents  To keep pace with developments in various subject areas  Improved decision making by managers, scientists, etc  To avoid duplication of efforts
  • 4.
     Lending ofBooks  Inter-library Lending of documents  Photocopy service  Document Delivery Service  Referral centre  Translation  News paper clippings  Abstracting  Current awareness service
  • 5.
     National Instituteof Science Communication and Information Resources(NISCAIR)  Founded in 2002 by merger of INSDOC and NISCOM with technical assistance of UNESCO  To serve the scientist and technologists in industry, government, universities and research institutes by providing documentation services.  Publication of journals e.g. Journal of Scientific and Industrial research, Indian journal of Biotechnology etc  Publication of Library and Information Science journals i.e. Annals of Library and Information Studies
  • 6.
     Established in1969  Chief objective is to provide library and information services in the field of social science.  Provide Services are available to researchers in social science etc  Conducting short term training courses  Compilation of bibliographies  Document delivery services  Preparation of union catalogue
  • 7.
     Defence ScientificInformation and Documentation Centre established in 1958 New Delhi under the DRDO  In 1967 it became an independent institution  It is a central information agency for collection, processing and dissemination of scientific and technical information of interest to DRDO laboratories  Publication of journal e.g. journal of library science i.e. DESIDOC journal of Library and Information Technology  Publishes primary journals such as Defence Science journal R & D Bulletins, R&D Digests etc.
  • 8.
     Council ofScientific and Industrial Research(CSIR)  Established in 1942  Is an autonomous body and India largest research and development organization  39 field stations and 37 laboratories across the nation  CSIR funded by Ministry of Science and Technology  Research development activities of CSIR includes aerospace engineering ,structural engineering, ocean science, life science , metallurgy, petroleum, leather etc  CSIR develop first Indian tractor “Swaraj”  First to develop finger printing in India  Established first in the world “Traditional Knowledge Digital Library” accessible in five languages  CSIR publication  I) CSIR science scope( quarterly publication feature research and development with specific science theme  II) CSIR e news (Bimonthly electronic newsletter)  III) Guide to a career in Research ( how research career managed in CSIR  Iv) e-booklet (carrier in science , engineering and technology at CSIR  New research area of CSIR –Nanotechnology. Synthetic Biology  Library services I) information services  II) Info source services  IV) literature services  V) patent services
  • 9.
     Structural EngineeringResearch Centre(SERC)  Head quarter in Chennai  Established in 1965 at Roorkee  One of the National laboratories under CSIR  Leading research institution in structural engineering  It provide latest available knowledge and development how to design and construction of all type of structure  Journal of Structural Engineering(JOSE) since 1973 bi-monthly journal  Structural engineering Research centre From the housing & construction industry to the railways, from power stations to military installations and even the Indian base in Antarctica, the impact of SERCs ground-breaking studies and research has been truly widespread and phenomenal.
  • 10.
     Indian SpaceResearch Organisation(ISRO)  Established in 1969  Headquarter in Bengaluru  Primary objective is to advance space technology and use it application for national benefit  Primary space agency of India  Journal publication  Journal of Spacecraft Technology(biannual about development of spacecraft technology)  Journey of Astrophysics and Astronomy(a quarterly journal of English tell about all aspect of Astrophysics and Astronomy)  Akashmitra? India Astronomy Magazine (an astronomy magazine for amateur astronomus designed to reveal the secret of sky and beyond)