27th September marks the death anniversary of Dr. Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan (1892–1972), the revered Father of Library Science in India. His invaluable contributions laid the foundation of modern librarianship and continue to guide information professionals across the world.
Dr. Ranganathan’s most notable legacy is the Five Laws of Library Science, which remain timeless principles for serving readers and managing knowledge effectively. He also developed the Colon Classification system, revolutionizing how information is organized and accessed.
On this solemn day, we pay our heartfelt tribute to Dr. Ranganathan, whose vision transformed libraries into vibrant centers of learning and knowledge. His ideas inspire librarians to uphold the values of accessibility, inclusivity, and service to society.
✨ “Libraries are not just collections of books; they are gateways to knowledge.” – Dr. S. R. Ranganathan
Let us honor his memory by rededicating ourselves to his mission of making information freely available and libraries truly for the people.
On his death anniversary, we honor the Father of Library Science in India. His timeless contributions include:
✅ Five Laws of Library Science
✅ Colon Classification System
✅ Library Development in India
✅ Advocacy for Public & Academic Libraries
His vision continues to guide librarians and information professionals worldwide. 🙏✨
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