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There are so many library association in India working for the development of library profession but in last 20 years so many library association are not active. whats the reason behind them

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thanx parvez for a nice and valuable comment, your suggestions are innovative. Please come forward and take responsibility of Federation of Library Associations.
The objective and motive of Indian LIS professional associations is only laid down in their constitutions and brochures, receiving huge grants from Govt. and doing nothing practically. Although they can act like a regulatory and advisory body and can make Indian LIS degree accredited all over the world as in USA Indian LIS degrees are not recognized. So our respected national associations must think in a practical way. Thnax

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