(Photo Courtesy: Hindustan Times) In the annals of Indian broadcasting, few names evoke as much reverence and nostalgia as Ameen Sayani. With his distinctive baritone voice and charismatic on-air presence, Sayani became an iconic figure in the realm of radio, shaping the way millions of Indians experienced music and entertainment for over six decades. His contributions to the field are not just limited to his role as a radio announcer but also as a pioneer who transformed the medium, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of the nation. Born on December 16, 1932, in Mumbai, A ..read more

Building a resume for a library professional using ChatGPT involves incorporating relevant skills, experiences, and qualifications that demonstrate your expertise in library science and related areas. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you create an effective resume: 1. **Contact Information:**    - Include your full name, professional title (e.g., Librarian, Library Assistant), phone number, email address, and LinkedIn profile (if available).    2. **Professional Summary/Objective:**    - Write a brief summary highlighting your experience, skills, and career goa ..read more

Hello, literary enthusiasts and design aficionados! Allow me to introduce Sameeksha Manerkar, a multifaceted talent who seamlessly weaves her passion for literature and design into a captivating blend of words and visuals. ? Book Reviewer Extraordinaire: Sameeksha is not just a reader; she's a curator of literary experiences. With a discerning eye for compelling narratives and a knack for insightful critique, Sameeksha's book reviews transcend mere summaries. Her reviews, featured on www.sameekshaa.com, offer a journey into the worlds created by authors, providing both avid readers and author ..read more

The concept of the "7 Habits of Highly Effective Librarians" is inspired by Stephen R. Covey's influential book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People." While there isn't a universally recognized set of "7 habits" specifically tailored for librarians, many professionals in the library field have adapted and applied Covey's principles to their roles. Here's an adaptation that reflects the qualities and practices often associated with effective librarians: 1. Be Proactive: Take Initiative: Actively seek opportunities to enhance library services and address patrons' needs. Anticipate Needs: Pr ..read more

The Hobbit is a fantasy novel by English author J. R. R. Tolkien. It was first published in 1937 and is a children's book, although it is popular with audiences of all ages. The novel follows the hobbit Bilbo Baggins, who sets off on a quest to find the Lost Treasure of Smaug the dragon, accompanied by a wizard, thirteen dwarves, and a troll. The Hobbit is one of Tolkien's most famous works, and is considered a major influence on the development of modern fantasy literature. The novel has sold over 100 million copies worldwide, and has been adapted into several films, radio plays, and video ga ..read more

“One-Day Awareness Programme on ORCID and INFLIBNET Services for Scholarly Communities” on 19th January 2024 at Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune The objectives of the program are; To bring more awareness of academic identities and ORCID; To discuss the use case of ORCID in scholarly communication activities; To bring more awareness about IRINS, ShodhChakra and other activities of INFLIBNET Centre; To demonstrate and implement ORIC ..read more

Paul Kalanithi was a brilliant neurosurgeon on the cusp of a promising career when he was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer. In this poignant memoir, he chronicles his journey from doctor to patient, confronting the fragility of life and the meaning of existence. A Moving and Thought-Provoking Reflection Kalanithi's writing is both beautiful and profound. He interweaves his personal story with reflections on philosophy, medicine, and the human condition. His insights are both insightful and comforting, reminding us that even in the face of death, life is still worth living. A Must-Read for A ..read more

ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a free, unique identifier for researchers and scholars across all disciplines. It's like a digital fingerprint that helps distinguish you from others with similar names and ensures your research contributions are properly attributed to you. Steps to Get Your ORCID ID: Visit the ORCID website: https://orcid.org/ Click "Register for an ORCID ID" Fill in the basic information: First name, last name, email address (twice for confirmation) Optional: Add an additional email address, other name variations, and your affi ..read more

In her empowering book, "The Comfort Zone: Create a Life You Really Love with Less Stress and More Flow," Kristen Butler challenges the widely held belief that stepping out of one's comfort zone is the sole path to personal growth and fulfilment. Instead, she presents a counterintuitive yet compelling argument that embracing and expanding your comfort zone is the key to unlocking your true potential and designing a life that aligns with your deepest desires. Butler's approach is rooted in the understanding that the comfort zone is not a place of stagnation or complacency, but rather a foundati ..read more

Identifying fake peer review can be challenging, as it often involves sophisticated attempts to deceive. However, there are some red flags that can signal that a peer review may be fake. Red flags for fake peer review: The review is overly positive or negative. Fake reviews may be extremely complimentary or harshly critical in an attempt to bias the editorial decision. The review is poorly written or contains grammatical errors. Fake reviews may be written by individuals who are not fluent in the language of the submission or who are not familiar with the academic field. The review does ..read more