Department of library

  PCM S.D. College for Women Celebrates National Librarian Day The Library Advisory Committee of PCM S.D. College for Women, Jalandhar, celebrated National Librarian Day in honor of Dr. S.R. Ranganathan, the father of library science in India. The event aimed to highlight the significance of libraries in education and society. The college librarian, Ms. Sonia, addressed the students, sharing the history behind National Librarian Day and emphasizing the importance of libraries in shaping lives. She stressed the need for students to connect with the college library, develop reading habits from a young age, and understand the role of libraries in their personal and academic growth. She also reminded librarians of their mission to meet the information needs of students and teachers by providing a high-quality information system. Principal Prof. (Dr.) Pooja Prashar also spoke on the occasion, describing the vital role of libraries in molding and shaping young minds. She encouraged stude...

 New Arrival in Library! "Explore the latest  additions to our library collection! Our library has recently acquired a selection of new books, across various genre and subjects.From bestselling fiction novels to informative non-fiction titles, our new arrivals are sure to interest and inspire. Visit our "New Arrivals"shelf or discover fresh perspectives, exciting stories,and cutting -edge knowledge.  Reference Books  Competitive Books Home Science And Cosmetology Cosmetology Home Science Office Management Fashion Designing  English,Polity 

 PCM S.D College for Women organizes  Successful Book Review Event to Promote Reading Skills The Advisory Committee of PCM S.D College for Women,  Jalandhar  organized a stimulating  Book Review event aimed at cultivating the reading skills of its students. The event, which drew enthusiastic participation from students across different streams, underscored the paramount importance of reading, particularly in the realm of stories and novels. Principal (Dr) Pooja Prashar, along with esteemed faculty members Mrs. Renu Bal, Mrs. Neena Mittal, Mrs. Simar Kaur, and Miss Sonia graced the occasion and elucidated the distinction between studying and reading. Emphasizing that reading serves both pleasure and knowledge, they encouraged students to embrace the habit wholeheartedly. During the event, students were encouraged to draw parallels between characters from the books they read and familiar individuals, a practice aimed at enhancing vocabulary and retention. The init...