Barton Library Visit. 2019

Session #1

It is often said by readers that The library is the Temple of learning, and learning has liberated more people than all the wars in history. Now a days we find our newspapers full with hoarding on Nationalism and How to be free from Terrorism. In this circumstances we have done something new from all this things. And it is that today we (Student of English Department) visited the Barton Library Of Our city Bhavnagar and saw the numbers of book lying there.

The librarian Ripal Ben gave good information about all the membership and future plan of library to make e-library too. Students put there suggestion and feedback in suggestion box and gave positive support as true learner. We know this is an era of digitalization and people don't like to peep into books but Library is the place which allow to fulfil our quest about the world and find the answers. The wonderful thing is that once learner start taking help of book, the doors of learning are always open.

Session #2

Me and my fellow partner leader of library committee made an interesting Kahoot online quiz on that visit and very well reviewed. In that our Head.of Dept. raise some interesting questions like...

Therefore it lead to us think again about library and Barton library. I am thinking to visit Barton library again. I will try to look at sir's questions. In addition, if I get answers and anything new on this topic I will write it here as session #3.

Thank you.

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