Reference Section

The Reference section of the Library houses the Library's reference books, which are those materials that are meant to aid research by providing quick and accessible information on any particular topic. These materials are usually used to find facts or provide broad overviews of topics.

This section helps the users identify and locate information through various reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, bibliographies, atlas, gazetteers, yearbooks, index, annuals, handbooks, travel guides, and other reference materials.

Text Book Section

A textbook is a book that contains comprehensive information about a course or a subject that a student needs, to get through the academic year. This has a set of chapters, question-answers, and exercises included in the curriculum to improve the learning standards of a student.

Periodicals Section

PERIODICALS are publications issued at regular intervals and to be continued in an indefinite period of time. Journals, magazines, newspapers, vertical file materials such as newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and other ephemeral materials are available in this section.

It provides current awareness through daily newspapers, newspaper clippings and displayed magazines on various topics pertaining current issues in general public. It is a place where needed information could be found in magazines, journals, newspapers and other serial materials.

Magazines, newspapers, and journals are all periodicals. They may come out daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually, but new issues are released on a fixed schedule.

Book Lending Section

A library that lends books to people who can take them home and then return them at a later time.

The main function of Lending section is to issue books to the Library members and the Government Departments. Only those books are lent out which are known to be in print.

These services are available only to users who are registered as library members. A Little Lending Library improves book access equally within a workplace. So not only do little libraries encourage good reading habits, but by being positioned in your workplace, they easily facilitate them too.

Public Reading Rooms

To extend the Library Services to the Clientele in Rural Areas the concept of Public Reading Room is evolved and as a part of it, eight Public Reading Rooms have opened in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District and many more to open, The interest of Children are take care of with Murals and Wall Paintings.

Wi-Fi Service

An Internet café, also known as a cybercafé, is a café that provides the use of computers with high bandwidth Internet access on the payment of a fee.

Libraries are using the Internet to support their fundamental functions and services: acquisition, circulation, reference, classification, cataloguing and providing access to the Internet as an independent service.

We are providing free wi-fi service to the readers.