The use of e-journals at the Ayurvedic Medical College Libraries: A Case Study in North Karnataka, India
The paper explores to what extent the Ayurvedic medical college library users are aware and use e-resources in their respective college library. The study is based on questionnaire distributed to the users of Ayurvedic medical college library with special reference to North Karnataka, India. The stu...
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