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LIBRARY AND RESOURCE CENTRE

The Library and Resource Centre at the NSCBICC houses an interesting collection of the latest books on Indian history, polity, economy, art and culture. It has a particularly exciting collection of books on contemporary Indian literature. There is a large reference section with encyclopedias, dictionaries and coffee table books. While the bulk of the books are in English, there are a substantial number of Hindi and Tamil books too. There is a separate Children’s Corner and an Ayush Corner with books on traditional Indian medicine. The library collection is computerized with e-Granthalaya software and has a search facility for users.

Arrival of New Books for NSCBICC Library on 18-02-2016

Ayush – AYUSH Information Cells is set up at the NSCBICC by the Ministry of Health, Government of India. The public could gather helpful information from the material kept in the Cell.

Readers can also access Indian newspapers, magazines and journals in the reading room.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership is open to all with a security deposit of RM 100 (refundable) and submission of the following documents:

Completed membership form
One passport-size photograph
Photocopy of citizenship/passport/identity card

Members are allowed to borrow two books for a period of three weeks.

For more details please get in touch with Ms Smita Theodore, Librarian at 03-22763492 or e-mail at [email protected]

GUEST LECTURES

2022-23

Amb.Shri. Ajay Malhotra,Distinguished Fellow at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), New Delhi India and the World: Addressing the climate crisis

2019-20

Amb. H.S.S Viswanathan,Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (ORF), former Indian ambassador to Republic of Sao Tome and Principe India’s Soft Power as a Pillar of Foreign Policy

2019-20

Amb. P.S.Raghavan,Chairman, National Security Advisory Board (NSAB), former Indian ambassador to Russia, Czech Republic, and Ireland Current Challenges for India’s Foreign Policy

2018-19

Amb (Retd) Sudhir Vyas,Ex-Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs and Ambassador of India to Germany, Bhutan and the UAE Futuristic Approach to India’s Foreign Policy

2018-19

Ambassador (Retd.) Rajiv Bhatia,Ex-Joint Secretary in Ministry of External Affairs Former ambassador and high commissioner to Myanmar Mexico Kenya and South Afr Indian Foreign Policy in 21st Century

2017-18

V.S.Seshadri, Former Ambassador of Myanmar, Yangon India and International Trade: Some perspectives

2017-18

P R Kumar, Let. Gen. India China Relations – Cooperation, Competition, Confrontation: A security perspective

2017-18

Mr. Ram Sewak Sharma, Chairman, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Role of regulatory institutions, 3 layers of Digital India mission, Aadhar Project

2016-17

R. Viswanathan, Former Ambassador to Latin America Business with Latin America

2015-16

Mr. K Venkataramanan, Member, BoG, IIM Tiruchirappalli and Chairman, L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering Ltd Manufacturing and Project Management for Nation Building

2015-16

Ambassador (Retd.) Skand Tayal,Former Ambassador to Korea Independent India and the World – Policy Choices and Compulsions

2015-16

Ambassador (Retd.) R. Vishwanathan,Former ambassador to Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay Business with Latin America.

2014-15

Mr. Bharat Doshi, Director at Tech Mahindra and Member of the Board of Governors at IIM Tiruchirappalli My journey with Mahindra’s and Ethics and Values in the Face of Adversity

2013-14

Ambassador (Retd.) Ashok Sajjanhar,Former Ambassador to Kazhaksthan and Sweden Doing business with CIS Countries.

2013-14

Dr. C. Rangarajan,Chairman of the Economic Advisory Board to the Prime Minister of India The Current Economic Scene in India