Revitalizing Libraries: The Indian Library Congress to Transform Public Spaces

The Indian Library Congress aims to revitalize libraries as vibrant, inclusive public spaces. Scheduled for February 16, the event will explore transformations in the knowledge economy, advocating for libraries as places of intellectual exchange. Key figures include MPs and noted journalist N Ram as Chairperson.

The Indian Library Congress is set to focus on the evolving landscape of the knowledge economy, seeking to reinvigorate libraries as dynamic public spaces, according to Rajya Sabha MP V Sivadasan.

The two-day event, organized in association with the Government of Tamil Nadu and the Anna Centenary Library, will commence on February 16. It's designed to encourage the sharing of experiences across states and foster ideas for making libraries more vibrant and inclusive.

Prominent attendees include Tamil Nadu Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, Kanimozhi Karunanidhi, and Chairperson N Ram of The Hindu Publishing Group, along with MPs and various dignitaries.