LIBRARIAN K V GERUKAMUKH

NOTICE: NIC/NICSI

• NOTICE: NIC/NICSI has empanelled three Agencies for Rolling out of e-Granthalaya Services. However, e-Granthalaya Software will be provided FREE to the Libraries, but other services will be on payment basis. For details, plz write us.

e-Granthalaya

Contact Us

Ram Kumar Matoria

Technical Director
Library & Information Services Division
NATIONAL INFORMATICS CENTRE
A-Block, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road,
New Delhi -110 003

Ph. 011-24305487
Fax: : 011-24362790
Email: rkmatoria@nic.in
egranthalaya_forum@lsmgr.nic.in Web Site Statistics

E GRANTHALAYA

e-Granthalaya is a library automation software from National Informatics Centre, Department of Electronics & Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India. The software has been designed by a team of experts from software as well as Library and Information Science discipline. Using this software the libraries can automate in-house activities as well as user services. The software can be implemented either in stand-alone or in client-server mode where database and WebOPAC are installed on the server PC while the data entry program is installed on client PCs. The software provides LAN/Web based data entry solutions for a cluster of libraries where a centralized/Common database can be created with Union Catalog output. The software provides Web OPAC interface to publish the library catalog over Internet/Intranet. The software runs on Windows paltform Only, UNICODE Compliant ,thus, supports data entry in local language..

History

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e-Granthalaya was started as an in-house project at 'Karnataka State Centre of NIC,Bangalore' and first version of the software was designed for the Public Libraries in the State. Later, NIC HQs 'Library and Information Services Division' took over the designing of the software where library professionals were involved in the designing process and, thus, improved the software with enhanced user interface and simplify the work-flow of library functions so that it can suit all kinds of libraries. Following table shows the release of various versions of the software:

Technology/Platform used	Version	Year	DBMS
Visual Basic 6/ASP/HTML	1.0	2003	MS SQL Server 7
Visual Basic 6/ASP/HTML	2.0	2005	MS SQL Server 2000
VB.NET/ASP.NET 2.0	3.0	2007	MS SQL Server 2005
ASP.NET 4.0/AJAX/SilverLight (Hosted in NIC Server in Cloud Computing Environment) (*Under Development)	4.0	2013	MS SQL Server 2008R2/PostGresSQL

System Requirements

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For Stand-Alone Mode (All the Components to be installed on a Single PC):

    Hardware: Pentium or above with backup device, Min 1 GB RAM, 40GB HDD

    OS: Windows XP(SP2)/Vista/win 7

    DBMS: MS SQL Server 2005/2008 (Express Ed) - FREE

    Connectivity: LAN/Internet Connectivity

For Clietn-Server Mode:

    Server PC:

    Hardware: High-End Server / Rack Server with 4GB RAM, 80GB HDD

    OS: Windows Server 2008/R2 (Standard/Enterprise Edition)

    RDBMS: MS SQL Server 2008 R2 (Standard Edition)   

    Connectivity: LAN/Internet Connectivity

    BarCode Printer (Any Model/Make) with Barcode Reader

   

Software Components

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e-Granthalaya contains following components, some of these are installed in the Server PC while rest of these are installed in the Client PCs:

1. Database (MS SQL Server 2005/2008) - on Server PC (Windows 2003/2008)

2. Web OPAC - on Server PC

3. Data entry program - on client PCs

Distribution Policy

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The software is provided at zero cost to the Ministries/Departments/Public/Academic/Universities/Colleges and school libraries. Besides, libraries setup in Public / Private sectors may also approach to the NIC for free copy of the software. The support, training, Data Entry, Maintenance, Migration, etc are provided on Payment basis by the NIC/NICSI Emapnelment Agency. Government Libraries Hosting may also be done FREE in NIC Server.

 

How to get the Software

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The e-Granthalaya software can be get from any District/State Centres of NIC or from NIC Hqs, New Delhi by sending one official letter from the head of Organization/library along with duly filled request form. The Request Form can be downloaded from here...

 

Features

• Runs on Windows Platform Only (Win XP/vista/7/Server 2003/2008)
• Provides Local/LAN/WAN based Data Entry Solution
• UNICODE Compliant, supports data entry in local language
• Module - Wise Permission to the software Users
• Work-flow as per Indian Libraries
• Retro-Conversion as well as Full Cataloging Modes of Data Entry
• Authority  Files/ Master tables for Authors, Publishers, Subjects, etc
• Multi-Vol, Multi-Copy and Child-Parent Relationship pattern
• Download Catalog Records from Internet
• Z39.50 Client Search Built-in
• Exhaustive Reports for Print
• Export Records in CSV/Text File/MARC 21/MARC XML/ISO:2709/MS ACCESS/EXCEL formats
• Merger databases of eG3 into Single Database
• Common/Centralized Database for N Number of libraries, minimize data entry
• Main/Branch Libraries Acquisition/Cataloging
• Print Accession Register
• Search Module built-in with basic/advance/boolean parameters
• Library Statistics Reports
• CAS/SDI Services and Documentation Bulletin
• Updated Regulalry with enhanced Features
• Compact/Summary/Detailed Reports Option
• Generate Bibliography
• Data Entry Statistics Built-In
• News Clipping Services Built-in
• Digital Library integration with uploading / downloading of pdf/html, etc documents
• Micro-Documents Manger (Articles/Chapter Indexing)
• SERIALS Control System for Subscription with Auto-Generate Schedule
• Budget Modules with Bill Register Generation, manages Multi-Budget Head
• Import Data from any structured Source
• Well exhaustive Web Based OPAC Interface with separate Membership module

 

 

STAFF MEMBERS

STAFF MEMBERS

Sl. No.	Name	Designation	Employee Code	Date of Joining the present KV	Date of Joining the present post	Phone No.
1	VACANT	Principal	-	-	-	-
2	Mr. Neeraj Kumar Saini	TGT (Skt.)	43795	29-09-2007	29-09-2007	9435540998
3	Shri  Vishnu Shekhar	TGT (Eng.)	45387	18.11.08	18.11.08	9401179464
4	VACANT	TGT (Maths)	-	-	-	-
5	VACANT	TGT (Sci.)	-	-	-	-
6	Mr. Tuman Kumar Sinha	TGT (S.St.)	55531	11-08-09	11-08-09	9435929093
7	Mr. B. K. Srivastava	TGT (Hindi)	55440	11-08-09	11-08-09	9435758343
8	Miss Chandralekha Singh	Librarian	46685	23-11-10	23-11-10	9401844312
09	Mrs. Monoshree Ray	AE	47419	04-01-11	04-01-11	-
10	VACANT	TGT - PHE	-	-	-	-
11	Mr. Rajani Kanta Baro	PRT -Music	54941	23/09/2009	23/09/2009	9401777317
12	VACANT	TGT - WET	-	-	-	-
13	Mr. C. S. Biswas	PRT	55299	19-09-09	19-09-09	9435929489
14	Mr. M. K. Sahu	PRT	47418	03-01-11	03-01-11	9859028246
15	VACANT	PRT	-	-	-	-
16	VACANT	PRT	-	-	-	-
17	VACANT	PRT	-	-	-	-
18	VACANT	PRT	-	-	-	-
19	Mr. K. N. Baishya	UDC	26834	13-08-84	13-03-09	9401695418
20	VACANT	LDC	-	-	-	-
21	VACANT	Lab. Att.	-	-	-	-
22	Mr. Emil Kujur	Sub Staff	26749	01-07-91	16-09-04	8822479281
23	VACANT	Sub Staff	-	-	-	-
24	VACANT	Sub Staff	-	-	-	-

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NHPC, GERUKAMUKH FACILITIES AVAILABLE

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NHPC, GERUKAMUKH

FACILITIES AVAILABLE

Infrastructure
Area of Land	25,192.61 Sq. Meter
Building	Permanent Constructed by N.H.P.C.
Class rooms	21
LABORATORY	Junior Science Lab	WORKING
	Computer Lab. Laboratory
	SUPW Lab.	WORKING
	Social Science Lab.	WORKING
	Maths Lab.	WORKING
	Activity room	WORKING
	Audio Visual room	WORKING
LIBRARY	There is a good library well equipped with necessary infrastructure and sufficient number of books.
Games and Sports Infrastructure	WORKING

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER RO GUWAHATI

LIST OF COMMITTEES – (2012-13)

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, NHPC, GERUKAMUKH (Assam)

LIST OF COMMITTEES – (2012-13)

SL.NO	DEPARTMENT	INCHARGE	MEMBERS
01	Examination	Mr. Vishnu Sekhar,	Mr. C. S. Biswas
02	Admission	Mr. B.K. Srivastava	Mr. M.K. Sahu
03	Computer	Mr. Manoj Kumar Sahu	Mr. Rupam Gogoi
04	Hindi Rajbhasa	Mr. Brijendra Kumar	Mr. Neeraj Kumar Saini
05	Audio Visual & Teaching Aids	Mr. C.S. Biswas	Mr. Rupam Gogoi
06	Scout & Guide/ N.C.C.	Mr. Tuman Kumar Sinha	Mr. Neerj Kr. Saini
			Ms Chendralekha Singh
			Mr. C. S. Biswas
			Mr. Manoj Kr. Sahu
			Mr. Vishnu Shekhar
07	Furniture	Mr. C. S. Biswas	Mr. R. K. Baro
08	School Cleanliness & Beautification	Ms. Chandralekha Singh	Mr. M. K. Sahu
			Mr. R.K. Baro
09	Time Table & Class Arrangement	Mr. Vishnu Shekhar	Mr. C. S. Biswas
10	Checking of Pay Bills & Students attendance Register	Mr. B. K. Srivastava	Mr. C. S. Biswas
11	Junior Science Lab.	Mr. Manoj kr. Sahu	Mrs. Susooma
12	Discipline	Mr. Brajendra Kr. Srivastava	Mr. C. S. Biswas
			Ms. Tulika
13	Purchase	Mr. B. K. Srivastava	Mr. M. K. Sahu
			Mr. R.K. Baro
14	Guidance & Counselling	Mr. Neeraj Kr. Saini	Ms. Chandralekha Singh
			Mr. B. K. Srivastava
			Mr. Tuman Kumar Sinha
			Mr. Vishnu Sekhar
17	C.C.A	Ms. Chandralekha Singh	Ms. Tulika
			Mr. R.K. Baro
18	Games & Sports	Mr. Vishnu Sekhar	Ms. Tulika
			Mr. Tuman Kumar Sinha
19	Adventure Club	Mr. Tuman Kumar Sinha	Mr. C. S. Biswas
			Ms. Chandralekha Singh
20	Condemnation Committee	Chairman/Nominee Chairman VMC	Parent member VMC
21	Cultural Programme	Mr. R.K. Baro	Ms. Chandralekha Singh
			Mr. B. K. Srivastava
22	Website Management	Mr. M. K. Sahu	Mr. Rupam Gogoi
23	Think quest	Mr. B. K. Srivastava	Mr. M. K. Sahu
			Mr. Rupam Gogoi
24	Right to Information	Mr. Neeraj Kr. Saini	Mr.  K. N. Baishya
25	NAEP	Ms. Chandralekha Singh	Mrs. Susooma Lukase
26	PTA	Mr. B. K. Srivastava	Mr. C. S. Biswas

PRINCIPAL MESSAGE

The importance of education in the life of an individual cannot be overstated. It shapes individuals in their formative years and imbues them with values that would govern all their choices in life. It is said ‘If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people’. Indeed, one can even say that the quality of education will determine the destiny of the nation.

For me, Education does not mean providing answers. It means equipping the pupil with the means to find the answers for himself and within himself. Education empowers students to discover themselves – who they are as people. Within each student is a doctor, an engineer, a teacher, a social activist, a sports person, an environmentalist, a poet, an author or an economist. The teachers support them in channelizing resources vis-à-vis their dreams thus, sustainably generating civilized and productive human capital for serving our motherland .

K V NHPC GERUKAMUKH

The idea of encouraging the growth of Secondary Schools with a common syllabus and medium of instruction for the benefit of the children of Central Government employees, including defence personnel liable to frequent transfers was first approved in November, 1962, by the Government of India. Consequently, Central Schools Organisation was started as a unit of the Ministry of Education, now Ministry of Human Resource Development of the Govt. of India, so that the education of their children was not disrupted due to their frequent and sudden transfers in public interest. Initially, 20 Regimental Schools, then functioning at places having large concentration of defence personnel, were taken over as Central Schools during the academic year 1963-64.
 
In 1965, an autonomous body, namely, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan was registered as a Society under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 which took over the task of opening and managing the Central Schools, henceforth called Kendriya Vidyalayas.
Over the years, the number of Kendriya Vidyalayas are growing in numbers nearing the 1000 mark. The Kendriya Vidyalayas have a four-fold mission, namely, to cater to the educational needs of children of transferable Central Government employees including Defence and Para-military personnel by providing a common programme of education; to pursue excellence and set the pace in the field of school education;to initiate and promote experimentation and innovations in education in collaboration with other bodies like the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) etc. and to develop the spirit of national integration and create a sense of 'Indianness' among children.