Archive · 18 Jul 2025
IGNCA Report Recommends Revamp of Delhi Assembly Library
The Delhi government is planning to give the Delhi Assembly library a big makeover.
A report from IGNCA suggests improving the library's books, computers, and space.
This includes hiring more staff and adding new technology to help people learn.
The goal is to make the library better for lawmakers and the public, using modern furniture, digital tools, and by preserving old documents.
The library is also proposed to be renamed to reflect its broader role, and have increased digital access.
IGNCA submitted a report on revamping the Delhi Assembly library.
The report details upgrades to infrastructure, resources, and digital services.
The Delhi Assembly aims to create an efficient, inclusive, and digitally empowered knowledge ecosystem.
Recommendations include staffing, infrastructure, and technological reforms.
The Assembly plans to transform the library into a state-of-the-art e-Library, and rename it.
- Who
- Delhi Assembly, based on recommendations from IGNCA.
- What
- A revamp of the Delhi Assembly library.
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but the report was submitted on July 18.
- Where
- Delhi Legislative Assembly library
- Why
- To create an efficient, inclusive, and digitally empowered knowledge ecosystem.
- Initiative Lead
- Delhi Legislative Assembly
- Source of Recommendations
- Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA)
- Objective
- Upgrade library infrastructure and resources
- Proposed Reforms
- Staffing, infrastructure, technology
- Technological Upgrades
- e-Library, modern IT infrastructure
- Implementation Process
- Via RFP process
- Proposed New Name
- Delhi Legislative Assembly Library, Archives and Museum
