LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE,
PROFILE
ABOUT SYMBIOSIS The city of Pune is considered to be the Educational capital of India. The City comprises of number of universities and colleges. Symbiosis International University is among the top universities of the country and is situated in Pune. Symbiosis Law School is one of the constituents of Symbiosis International University and is situated in the heart of the city of Pune. The Law school stands among the top 10 colleges of India. One of the prized possessions of the Symbiosis Law School Pune and SCALSAR is its Learning Resource Centre (LRC).
The college boosts of well equipped up-to-date Learning Resource centre (LRC) with varieties of books, Periodicals, Journals, online database (which are available off-line as well). To count for, more than 61614 Text books and reference books are available in the Learning Resource Center along with 4496 bound volumes. Various periodicals of National and International repute have been made available for reading of students so that all round development of students are not harness. The total number of 85 national periodicals, 25 International Journals, and 23 newspapers of state and national level in Marathi and English and Hindi and 31 magazines on various disciplines are subscribed in our Learning Resource Center. The LRC also boosts of 16 national and international databases along with e-books for on-line as well as off-line accessibility. The LRC has 61614 books comprising of text books and reference books. The text books amounts to 41921 and reference books comprise of 19693 in total. BREAK-UP OF BOOKS PARTICULARS STATISTICS TOTAL BOOKS (TEXT & REFERENC BOOKS) 61614 TEXT BOOKS (LENDING & BOOK BANK) 41921 REFERENCE BOOKS 19693
OBJECTIVES OF THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER: To serve the academic community for the furtherance of the academic activities of SLS, Pune To provide an effective information service. To make available modern equipments for effective teaching, learning, research, acquisition of additional Knowledge etc. To computerize legal information, storage, retrieval and dissemination To make available information from various other libraries in and around Pune, through a planned resource sharing programme. 2. LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER RESOURCES: A) Print recourses: Books and Journals The Learning Resource Center has an extensive collection of books covering all aspects of Law and also related areas like Economics, Political Science, English, Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy, Behavioral Science, and Information technology, Accounting, Management and Education etc. The Periodical section is a vital source for academic research and up-to date Law information. Journals subscribed to include All India Reporter, Supreme Court Cases, All India High Court Cases, Criminal Law Journal, Journal of Indian Law Institute, Harvard Business Review and European Journal of Criminology. Newspapers List including Times of India and the financial times are available for reference. Print recourses RESOURCES NUMBER Books 61614 Bound Volumes 4496 Periodicals 141 Audio Video 632 Study Notes 349 Thesis 520 Newspapers 23
Magazines and periodicals All current magazines and periodicals are available in the LRC. Various periodicals of National and International repute have been made available for reading of students so that all round development of students are not harness. The total number of 85 national periodicals, 25 International Journals, and 23 newspapers of state and national level in Marathi and English and Hindi and 31 magazines on various disciplines are subscribed in our Learning Resource Center. (Annexure Attached) B) E- Resources: The Learning Resource Center has also enrolled the facility of 18 on-line databases like Manupatra, SCC Online, Westlaw, LexisNexis India, LexisNexis Academic, Hein Online, Index to Legal Periodical, EBSCO Business Source Complete, Taxmann, Kluwer Publication of Arbitration Law, Kluwer Publication of Competition Law, Kluwer Publication of Patent Law, JASTOR, CLA, Cambridge Online Book Database, Oxford Handbooks Online, Oxford Constitution of the World, Emerald.
Online Resources Sr. No. Name of the Databases 1 MANUPATRA 2 SCC online 3 WESTLAW 4 LexisNexis India 5 LexisNexis Academic 6 Index to Legal Periodical 7 Hein Online 8 EBSCO – (Business Source Complete) 9 Kluwer Arbitration Law 10 Kluwer Competition Law 11 Kluwer Patent Law 12 JSTOR 13 CLA 14 Cambridge Online Book Database (e – Books) 15 Taxmann
16 OXFORD Constitution of the World 17 Oxford Handbooks Online. (e – Books) 18 Emerald
3. LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER AT GLANCE (PRINTED RESOURCES) A LRC STATISTICS
Sr. No. Particular Numbers 1 Books 61,614 2 Back Volumes of Journals and Subscription 4,496 3 Current Journals 141 4 General Magazines 31 5 News Papers 23 6 Computers 14 7 Photocopying Machines In Campus 8 Staff 10 B. FEATURES OF LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER The Learning Resource Center comprises of many sub-sections for various kinds of uses of the students for the books such as reading section, reference section, home lending section and ICT. The features of the Learning Resource Center have been mentioned keeping in view all the various sub-sections of the Learning Resource Center. C. OPERATIONAL FEATURES: The Learning Resource Center functions from 9.15 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. & 1.30 p. m. to 8.00 p. m. The reading hall is open from 9.15 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. during most of the academic session. Learning Resource Center timing on Saturdays will be 9.15 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. During the Examination Period the Learning Resource Center remains open even on Sundays from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p. m. and on SLS Holidays 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p. m. The Learning Resource Center is, however, kept open even on holidays during examination period for the convenience of Readers. Learning Resource Center hours are subject to change and all changes, if any, are notified on the Virtual Notice from time to time. D. RIGHT OF ENTRY : The right of entry to the Symbiosis Law School Learning Resource Center is reserved to the SLS students, faculty and other staff members of the institute. Students are required to keep their Identity Cards with them for inspection whenever they visit the Learning Resource Center. Learning Resource Center staff is authorized to request them to produce the same at any time. A serious view is taken of unauthorized entrants. Outsiders and ex-students of the college are required to seek the Librarian's written permission to use the Learning Resource Center. E. MEMBERSHIP: Students, faculty and other members of the staff of the Institute are entitled to become members of the Learning Resource Center. While entering the Learning Resource Center Entry Register is to be signed and the Identity Card is to be shown. Reader's tickets are not transferable. A member is responsible for the books borrowed on his/her reader's ticket. Neither books nor reader's tickets should be lent to another person. Sub lending of books is a misuse of membership privileges and may lead to withdrawal of membership. While going out of the Learning Resource Center, members should ensure that the books they are taking out are properly issued. If a member is found removing any reading material without getting the same properly issued, suitable action will be taken. Members should keep the Learning Resource Center informed of any change of address, class or subject of study etc. during the period of their membership. Books should not be kept beyond the date marked on the due date-slip. Learning Resource Center books are for the use and benefit of not only the present but also the future members of the Learning Resource Center. Therefore, all Learning Resource Center books should be handled with due care. Members should not write on or disfigure the books in any way. Members should satisfy themselves about the physical condition of the book they wish to borrow before getting them issued; otherwise, they will be held responsible for any damage or mutilation noticed at the time or returning. Loss of Learning Resource Center tickets should be reported immediately. Despite every precaution, the Learning Resource Center will not be responsible if the lost tickets are misused. Therefore, it is in their own interest that students should always be particular in showing the Institute identity cards as and when asked by the Learning Resource Center staff at the issue counter. F. PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERS: Borrowing Facility I) Home Lending: Readers Type Course Number of Books Students LL.M 3 Books Teaching Faculties 10 Books Duration 1 Month Non Teaching Staff 1 Book Duration 1 Month
II) Book Bank Facility: Book bank facility is yet another important part of the college. Due to the rising cost of the books students are unable to purchase such books. Therefore, book bank facility is provided to meet the reading thrust of the students. The LRC has made special study hall facility for students. They are taking benefit of the facility. To include continuous study habits the Learning Resource Center under the book bank scheme lends outlaw textbooks to the students for the period of one year. III) Conditions about Book Bank Facility 1) Applicants must produce his/her I-card & borrow card to receive application form from the Learning Resource Center. 2) Books will be issued every academic year. 3) Books will be issued from the Book Bank scheme only (not from reference section). 4) Such books should be returned within two days after theory paper is over or otherwise a fine of Rs.10.00 per day will be charged. 5) For the misplace or damage of books the student availing benefit will be held responsible & in such case, the full cost of the new book will be recovered from him/her to replace the book.
IV) Study Material: Every semester the students are provided with some text books as study material for every subject in the form of gift hamper. The number of books is decided on the basis of requirements. Members have the privilege of direct access to shelves in the Stack halls. It is important that the arrangement of books be maintained on the notice Board for the convenience of users themselves. While the books can be freely taken out from the shelves, on no account should they be replaced by members because of the danger of their misplacement. Any book misplaced, innocently or deliberately, is virtually lost to Learning Resource Center patrons. 4. THE ISSUE SYSTEM: 4.1 The books are issued according to the above mentioned rules. If any problem is detected at the time of the return of the book in connection of the book to be discharged or in case the staff at the issue counter is not able to trace the ticket of the user, student should insist on a slip against the returned book. The ticket will be returned to the user later on, upon the production of that slip. 4.2 Current issue of Periodicals and News Papers will not be allowed for issuing. 4.3 Certain books will be reserved for reference purpose, which will not be issued out. However, the reference material will be issued for overnight purpose from 3.00 to 4.30 p.m. Not returning the material by 10 a.m. will result in an hourly fine of Rs. 10/-. 4.4 Issued Books, personal belongings except notebook /pen are not allowed to be carried into the Learning Resource Center. These shall be deposited at the property counter. 5. CONDITIONS OF LOAN: 5.1 Books on loan with users can be recalled by the librarian at any time without assigning any reason thereof. 5.2 Books of special kind i.e. Reference books, Rare books, Damaged books, books kept in the Reserve Section and the bound volumes of journals are not ordinarily issued on loan. 5.3 Loose issues of old journals are issued to teachers only. 5.4 Renewal of a book is permissible only on the presentation of the book at the issue counter and only in case there is no demand for that particular book from other users. 6. OVERDUE CHARGES: If the Books are not returned on the due date, students have to pay an overdue charge of Rs. 5/- per day per book for the Home Lending Section. For the Reference Section Books, if they are issued for overnight, the late fee charges are Rs. 10/- per hour which is cou ted fro O’clock i the or i g. 7. LOSS OF BOOKS/LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER TICKETS: 7.1 Members are responsible for the books issued on their Learning Resource Center tickets. Loss of Learning Resource Center books/tickets should be reported immediately to the librarian. 7.2 If a book is lost by a member he/she should replace the book with overdue charges, if any. If a book is lost by a member he/she should pay the total cost of books in the office accountants and submit the receipt in Learning Resource Center consent person. 7.3 The lost book will have to be replaced by the member within one month from the date of issue, failing which double the cost of the book will have to be deposited. 7.4 The cost of the lost book will be based on the current price and not on the price of the book entered in the Learning Resource Center Accession Register. 7.5 Payment for the lost book is to be made only to the office accountants and a receipt is to be obtained from him/her and produced. 8. CLASSIFICATION: The Learning Resource Center uses the Dewey decimal classification for assigning subject code to books. Every book in the Learning Resource Center has a unique subject code, an author prefix and a unique Accession no. Following is the Classification of major subject titles. Dewey Decimal classification Subject Code Subject 000 Generalities 100 Philosophy 150 Psychology 200 Religion 300 Social Science 320 Political Science 330 Economics 340 Law 341 International Law 342 Constitutional Law 344 Labour Law 345 Criminal Law 378 Education 400 Language 657 Accounts 658 Management 800 Literature 822 Fiction 823 Non Fiction 923.2 Autobiography & Biography
9. SERVICES: 9.1 Book lending: - Books from reference section can be issued on special permission. 9.2 To Access online database. 9.3 Internet Browsing and Printing. 9.4 INTER LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER LOAN FACILITY: We also avail the facility of Institutional Membership, to our students, of various Institutes by having a tie-up with these institutes. To name a few of such Institutions, British Council Learning Resource Center, Pune; American Information Resource Centre, Mumbai; Maratha Chamber of Commerce, Pune. DELNET, Delhi; Jayakar Learning Resource Center, Pune; The Indian Law Institute, Delhi; Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune The Learning Resource Center can borrow documents from other libraries on Inter Learning Resource Center Loan Basis .The Learning Resource Center continues to be on the network with most libraries and information centers on mutual exchange basis .In order to procure books from other libraries, students need to carry a reference letter from the Librarian. Members can borrow documents from the following libraries. Institutional Membership Sr. No. Name of the Institute Location 1 AMERICAN INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER MUMBAI 2 BRITISH COUNCIL LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER PUNE 3 MARATHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PUNE 4 GOKHALE INSTITUTE OF POLITICS AND ECONOMICS PUNE 5 JAYKAR LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER PUNE 6 DELNET NEW DELHI 7 THE INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE NEW DELHI
9.5 Reading Room: The LRC has made special study hall facility for students. They are taking benefit of the facility. The Learning Resource Center has a spacious reading room. The LRC comprises of Reading Hall section, Reference section for students to sit and read. The reading hall and reference hall can accommodate up to 402 students at a time and kept open 12.00 hours in a day.. Those students who want to sit outside the Hall have the facility of sitting on chair with tables provided. Since Wi-Fi facility is provided in the whole campus so the students can access e-sources through internet, from anywhere in the campus. The students who want to avail the facility of e-resources from outside the campus can also do so because of our off-line accessibility facility. Present Details of departmental infrastructure facilities with regard to Library:
Sr. No. Particular Quantity 1 Total Area 11351.54 Sq. Ft.
Total seating capacity: 402
Sr. Moot Zone- Reference Computer Relax Total Reading Hall Digital Library No. 1 & 2 Section Lab Reading 1 168 12 72 24 120 6 402
9.6 CAS (Current Awareness services): Every month the new arrivals are displayed in the showcase and in OPAC. 9.7 SDI (Selective Dissemination of Information): An info alert service is available for faculty members. Faculty members & Students are given daily updates on current affairs, Reference Services & News paper clipping in their respective domains. 9.8 IN-HOUSE PUBLICATIONS: The Learning Resource Center also offers its readers the journals and books from archives if they are from in- house publications (SLS Publication), like Symbiosis Student Law Review Symbiosis Contemporary Law Journal Justice Y.V. Chandrachud Memorial Public Lecture Lex-ET 9.9 CLAIMS: An item currently on loan to another user can be reserved by placing a claim through OPAC 9.10 Reserved Item: A reserved item is subject to recall once it has been on loan for fourteen days. 9.11 Reference Services: The Learning Resource Center Users are kept informed about the reading materials through reference service. 9.12 Photocopying Services: The changes are 50 Paisa per copy. The facility of photo-copying is available in the college premises itself. 9.13 Mooter Card Facility: The students who go for Moot Court Competitions in other colleges are provided with special mooter card. With this card they can issue 5 Books at a time including the Reference Books. 9.14 Scholar Card Services: The toppers of the academic year are provided with 2 extra books as home lending Facility 9.15 Online Journals: The students also avail the facility of online journals even if they are not in college campus. 9.16 Wi – Fi Internet Connection: The Learning Resource Center has all state-of-the-art gadgets with Wi-Fi internet connection and highly modernized Audio-Visual equipments with tele-conferencing facility. 10. DONATIONS: A considerable part of the Learning Resource Center's acquisitions consists of gifts from individuals and institutions, the largest book donations having been from Wadhwa group of publication, B. G. Deshmukh & Dr. M. S. Raste ( former V.C. of SIU), Mr. Sandeep Dave Solicitor , Mumbai & others. The gift collections contain a good stock of old materials valuable for research in the humanities. 11. WEEDING: The Learning Resource Center undertakes the job of weeding of books, journals on a regular basis or on when they become outdated or when their condition is beyond repair. 12. STOCK TAKING: The Learning Resource Center takes an annual stock of books and other material. The Learning Resource Center does re-calling of all books. Binding and labeling of books is undertaken apart from stocktaking. 13. Learning Resource Center Automation: http://10.10.136.6/libsuite8/m_login.asp SLS has Learning Resource Center Management Software. LRC is using the Libsuite software for its automation Members . Under this software seven Modules are there. Catalogue includes new arrival of books, Journals, Periodicals & present status of the books in the Learning Resource Center, User can make suggestions of books /Periodicals they can reserve the books through OPAC. They are ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOGUE (OPAC ) makes the LRC user friendly allowing users with little or no previous background in using computers to get acquainted and exploit all features offered by LRC. OPAC has two terminals. The students can easily locate any reading materials like books, reference books, dissertation thesis, etc. they can even send feedbacks, reserve a book, suggest a book for LRC, check their own records on issued books, etc. 14. User Orientation: The Learning Resource Center conducts an user orientation programmes for the understanding of Learning Resource Center for new enrolled students every year as part of induction program. 15. CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE: 15.1 ID Cards/Learning Resource Center tickets are the property of the Learning Resource Center. Before taking the final University examination or terminating connection with the college, it is the responsibility of every member to return all Learning Resource Center tickets/books, to settle all Learning Resource Center dues if any and also to get a No-dues Clearance Certificate from the librarian. 15.2 At the time of getting their Learning Resource Center clearance, the students are required to bring their Identity Cards. 15.3 Those students who, due to any reason, do not appear for their respective examination or are declared failed in the same, are required to surrender their reader's tickets so that the same may not be misused. After surrendering their reader's tickets, such students should get Learning Resource Center clearance and refund of their Learning Resource Center security. 15.4 In case of loss of Identity card the borrowers must report immediately to this effect to the librarian, who will issue him/her fresh Identity cared if satisfied with the explanation of the borrower. The reader must pay Rs. 100/ for duplicate I -card. 15.5 Refund of Learning Resource Center Deposit: An application for the refund of Learning Resource Center deposit can be made in a prescribed format, which is available in the Learning Resource Center. Students are supposed to enclose I-card and fee receipt for the month of June – Aug and Nov-Jan in the same year. THE OTHER UNIQUE FEATURE OF OUR LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER ARE IS OPEN ACCESS TO ALL THE SECTIONS: Access Facility Sr. No. Sections Access 1 Reference Section Total Open Access 2 Home Lending Section Total Open Access 3 Periodical Section Total Open Access 4 New Arrivals Section Total Open Access 5 Back Volumes Section Total Open Access 6 Stack Section Total Open Access 7 Encyclopedia Section Total Open Access FUTURE PROGRAMMES We are planning to inculcate the following mentioned programmes in by the next academic year Procurement of e-books on law through tabs To establish an individual periodical section. To start indexing and abstracting service of periodical in the Learning Resource Center To establish networking with the other Libraries of SIU, which will give access to the wealth of information available in all other institutes Air conditioning of reading hall. Database to be increased, (procure American and Australian databases.) Increase allocations to study materials preferably double it. Engaging faculties / invite scholars to prepare and enhance book bank. Digitalization of rare books 16. AMBIENCE: As the Learning Resource Center is a place of individual study it is necessary to maintain an ambience of quiet and dignity inside the Learning Resource Center. All members are, therefore, reminded that conversation or consultation among themselves or noisy or demonstrative greetings inside or in front of the Learning Resource Center are not permissible and may lead to cancellation of membership privileges. Smoking /Sleeping is not allowed in any part of the Learning Resource Center. If a student is found sleeping, it will be treated as misconduct. Cell-phones should be switched off inside the Learning Resource Center. If one rings inside, the ow er’s Lear i g Resource Center membership will be withdrawn. 17. BOOK EXHIBITION: SLS Learning Resource Center has been arranging the Book Exhibitions twice a year since last couple of years. 18. SECURITIES & BELONGING: The students are provided with locker to keep their belongings safe till they are using Learning Resource Center for reading. 18.1 The property counter is only for SLS students. 18.2 Belonging should be kept at this counter only when you are visiting the Learning Resource Center. 19. SUGGESTIONS & FEEDBACK: Members of the Learning Resource Center may recommend of resources for procurement through the OPAC. The Learning Resource Center will procure the material on approval by the Principal or the Librarian. Feedback is also facilitated through OPAC. The Learning Resource Center welcomes suggestions from any users in order to improve its service to its members. The best suggestions from students regarding the Learning Resource Center will be awarded periodically. Just the same, names of students using the Learning Resource Center to the least will be displayed on the notice board. 20. Learning Resource Center Staff – Librarian Mrs. Kalpana Jadhav (M. Com., M. Phil., Pursuing Ph. D.) Asst. Librarian Ms. Vaidehi Datar (M. Lib., M. Phil) Ms. Pallavi Roighare (M. Lib., M. Phil) Ms. Sandhya Gaingade (M.Lib.) Asst. Coordinator Mr. Amol Mane (B. Com., D.C.M.) Lib. Attendant Mr. Ram Thopate Mr. Pradip Jagdale Mr. Ravindra Ambede Mr. Vaman Kamble WE WANT YOU TO MAKE FULL USE OF THE RICH MATERIAL OUR LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER HAS TO OFFER. HAPPY READING! For further information contact: Mrs. Kalpana Jadhav, Librarian
List of Printed Journal, Reports, Magazines & Newspapers
Law Reports (Printed)
Accident & Compensation Cases AIR Accident Claims and Compensation Cases AIR Cheque Dishonour Reports AIR Civil Cases AIR Laws Lines AIR Supreme Court Weekly All England Law Reports All India Reporter aps Labour Digest Arbitration Law Reporter Banking Cases Bombay High Court Reports (Civil) Bombay High Court Reports (Criminal) Competition Law Reports Consumer Protection Judgment Corporate Law Adviser Current Criminal Reports Current Labour Report Delhi Law Times Divorce and Matrimonial Cases Excise Law Times Gazette Notifications on Food Safety and Standards Act, Rules, Regulations etc. Goods and Service Tax Cases Goods and Service Tax Reports Income Tax Reports Indian Bar Review Indian Judgement Reporter ITR's Tribunal Tax Reports Labour and Industrial Cases Labour Law Reporter Manupatra Intellectual Property Reports Prevention of Food Adulteration Cases Right to Information Reporter Supreme Court ( Civil ) Supreme Court ( Criminal ) Taxmann The Patent and Trade Mark Cases VAT and Service Tax Cases World Development Reports
Law Journals (Printed)
Air and Space Law Annals of Library and Information Science Business Law Review Chartered Secretary Company Cases Combat Law Company Law Journal Competition Affairs Criminal Law Journal Current Central Legislation Economic and Political Weekly Ethics and The Environment Feminist Legal Studies Human Rights Law Review India Quarterly Indian Journal of Biotechnology Indian Journal of Gender Studies Indian Journal of Industrial Relations Indian Journal of International Law Indian Journal of Public Administration IUP Journal of Applied Economics IUP Journal of Business Strategy IUP Journal of Corporate Governance IUP Journal of English Studies IUP Journal of Law Review IUP Journal of Marketing Management IUP Journal of Soft Skills IUPJournal of International Relations IUPJournal of Knowledge Management Journal of Indian Law Institute Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice Journal of Intellectual Property Rights Journal of International Trade Law and Policy Journal of Planning and Environmental Law Karnataka Law Journal Labour Law Journal Law and Society Review Law Teller LawZ Legal News and Views Public Law SEBI & Corporate Law Seminar Social Action The Maharashtra Law Journal Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice
International Journals (Printed)
American Journal of Comparative Law American Journal of International Law Child Maltreatment Criminal Justice Studies European Journal of Criminology Feminist Criminology Harvard Business Review Harvard Law Review International and Comparative Law Quarterly International Journal of Constitutional Law International Journal of Refugee Law International Review of Law and Economics Journal of Conflict Resolution Journal of Forensic Sciences Journal of Law and Society Law and Literature Legal and Criminological Psychology Modern Law Review Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Statute Law Review The British Journal of Criminology The Cambridge Law Journal The Law Quarterly Review The Prison Journal The Yale Law Journal
Magazines (Printed)
Alive Business India Business Today Carrer 360 Competition Success Review Corporate Professional Today Down to Earth Economist Education of Yoga Employment News Forbes India Frontline India Today Lawyer’s Update Legal Era Lex Witness Lokprabha Mainstream (Life) Marmik Media Watch National Geography Outlook Outlook Money Reader’s Digest Saptahik Sakal Swarajya The Caravan The Radical Humanist The Week Time University News
Newspapers (Printed) Business Line Business Standard Hindustan Times Life 365 Mid-Day Mint Pune Mirror Sakal Times The Asian Age The Economic Times The Financial Express The Hindu The Indian Express The Times of India The Sunday Guardian Kesari Lokmat Loksatta Maharashtra Times Prabhat Pudhari Sakal Aaj ka Anand