120-Hour Internship Programme – College Library

NIRMALA COLLEGE, MUVATTUPUZHA (AUTONOMOUS)

CENTRAL LIBRARY

📢 NOTICE

120-Hour Internship Programme – College Library

The Central Library of Nirmala College, Muvattupuzha (Autonomous) invites applications from interested students for a 120-Hour Internship Programme.

This programme is designed to provide comprehensive exposure to academic library operations, including research support services, collection development, information retrieval, digitization, library automation, and content creation. The internship will help students develop both practical and analytical skills required for careers in academic libraries, publishing, and research environments.

🔹 Internship Areas:

• Inventory Management
• Collection Development
• Information Retrieval & Classification
• Bibliography & Reference Services
• Digitization
• Website Blog & Content Creation
• Library Automation
• Book Review & Documentation

💰 Fee: Rs. 2000/-

📍 Venue: Central Library, Nirmala College, Muvattupuzha

📞 For More Details:

Librarian: Jomy Jose

Phone: 9496464674 (WhatsApp) 

Email: library@nirmalacollege.ac.in / 

Interested students are requested to send the details via email  at the earliest.

Accession No. 00001 – First Book of Nirmala College Library

Accession No. 00001 – First Book of Nirmala College Library

Krinal Geeth (Hindi) by Maithali Sharan Gupt holds the distinguished position of being the very first book entered into the Nirmala College Library collection. This work represents an important contribution to Hindi poetry and literature, reflecting Gupt’s characteristic style of blending  cultural values, and poetic expression.

Published by Sahitya Saran, Chirgaon (Kanso), the book is catalogued under 

Call Number 8H1 GUP-K, signifying its place within Hindi literary works. As an early accession, it not only marks the beginning of the library’s academic journey but also symbolizes a commitment to preserving and promoting Indian language literature.

This volume stands as both a literary artifact and a historical record within the library, embodying the foundation upon which the institution’s knowledge resources have grown.

PhD thesis in reference section