LlBARARIES

      Libraries are treasure-troves left by our ancestors. Rukin copares books  to king’s treasure in his famous book  ‘sesame and lilies’. In books are to be found Riches beyond  the price of gold or rubies because the books are  treasured up with the thoughts of great- men and the words of renowned poets.
                         Now-a-days in all towns and many villages the imposing buildings house the collection of books which are the property of the public. Usually there is a large reading room where daily and weekly newspapers can be consulted and copy of every possible magazine is available. These reading rooms are not only places of source of knowledge and interest at the disposal of the public but provide a quiet comfortable room with an atmosphere conducive to study. Many students whose homes are overcrowded and noisy find a haven of refuge in the public reading room where they can work in peace.