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तेजपुर वि�िवि饍यालय / TEZPUR UNIVERSITY (कᴂद्रीय वि�िवि饍यालय /A Central University) 05 ﴂ.ग 2016: न ﴂकु ला鵍यक्ष का सर्वोत्तम वर्व�र्ववर्व饍यालय परु कार , 2016 और एनआईआरएफ़ भारत रℂकक • • Visitor's Best University Award, 2016 and NIRF India Rankings 2016: No. 05 परीक्षा नियंत्रक का कायाालय / OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS तेजपुर-784028 :: असम / TEZPUR-784028 :: ASSAM NOTIFICATION No. F. 20-46/5/2007(Acad)/ Dated 08.12.2017 The following candidates have been selected for the Winter Internship programme to be held during the period from 13.12.2017 to 12.01.2018: Sl. Name & Address of the Candidate Institute of the Candidate Name of the Deptt. for No. Internship Programme 1 Ms. Prasuryya Borah 5th Semester, Int. M.Sc. in Energy Kshetrioati, P.O. Maji Kuchi, Dist. Biswanath, Pin- Physics 784178, Kaziranga University Ph. No. 7086149765 2 Ms. Aien Gogoi 5th Semester, Int. M.Sc. Energy Nameri Girls Hostel, Koraikhowa, P.O. Jorhat, Dist. Kaziranga University Jorhat-785006 Ph. No. 8494928556 3 Mr. Debajit Paul 4th Semester, B.Sc. in Physics Monojuli, P.O. Dhekiajuli, Physics, Dist. Sonitpur-784110 LOKD College Ph. No. 8486262050 4 Mr. Nayan Moni Sarmah 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Physics Bar Athiabari, P.O. Janaram Chowka, Dist. Physics, Darrang-784529 B. Borooah College Ph. No. 7399913973 5 Mr. Pinku Mani Adhikary 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Physics Rehabari Madhavdevpur, P.O. Rehabari, Dist. Physics, Kamrup-781008 B. Borooah College Ph. No. 8133930547 6 Mr. Anjan Jyoti Deka 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Physics Bezera, P.O. Bezera, Dist. Kamrup (R), Pin-781121 Physics, Ph. No. 9859322328 Cotton University 7 Ms. Arista Gogoi 3rd Semester, M.Sc. Physics Nowboish Gaon, P.O. Dishoi Nagag, Dist. Jorhat- Kaziranga University 785015 Ph.No. 9854020280 8 Mr. Abhishek Gogoi 3rd Semester, B.Sc., Chemical Sciences Lahang Kachari Gaon, P.O. Madhupur, Dist. Jorhat- Jagannath Barooah College 785630 Ph. No. 8812957532 9 Ms. Dimly Goswami 5th Semester, Int. M.Sc. in Chemical Sciences Da-Parbatia, P.O. Da-Parbatia, Tezpur, Dist. Chemistry Sonitpur-784001 Kaziranga University Ph. No. 8486353880 10 Mr. Pranjit Saikia 3rd Semester, B.Sc., Chemical Sciences No.1 Genekoni, P.O. Kenduguri, Dist. Dibrugarh, DHSK College Pin-786611 Ph. No. 7575917718 11 Ms. Antara Goswami 3rd Semester, B.Sc. Chemical Sciences Ward No.1, P.O. Palasbari, Dist. Kamrup, Pin- Cotton University 781128 Ph. No. 9577527935 12 Ms. Prayashi Goswami 3rd Semester, B.Sc. Chemical Sciences Lilawati Girls Hostel, B.N. Das Lane, Lamb Road, Cotton University Ambari, Guwahati-781001 Ph. No. 9854361904 13 Mr. Rajat Kanti Bhattacharjee 3rd Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & Beltola, P.O. Beltola, Dist. Kamrup, Assam Engg. College Engineering Pin-781028 Ph. No. 8399972724 14 Mr. Rahul Kumar Rai 3rd Semester, Computer Sc. Computer Sc. & Panbazar, P.O. Panbazar, & Engg. Engineering Dist. Kamrup-781001 NIT, Silchar Ph. No. 9085250907 15 Mr. Tirtha Chetry 3rd Semester, Computer Sc. Computer Sc. & Shantipur No.4, Sadiya, P.O. Shantipur, Dist. & Engg. Engineering Tinsukia-786157 NIT, Silchar Ph. No. 7086831426 16 Mr. Subham Kamalapuri 3rd Semester, Computer Sc. Computer Sc. & Jyoti Nagar, P.O. Tinsukia, Dist. Tinsukia, Pin- & Engg. Engineering 786125 NIT, Silchar Ph. No. 8473873789 17 Ms. Meghali Nandi 5th Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & Beltola Tiniali, P.O. Beltola, Guwahati-781028 Assam Engg. College Engineering Ph. No. 8486769256 18 Mr. Indranuz Bhuyan 3rd Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & West Boragaon, P.O. Debkutanagar, Guwahati- Assam Engg. College Engineering 781033 Ph. No. 8471934971 19 Ms. Ashlesa Bhattacharyya 3rd Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & Chenikuthi, P.O. Chenikuthi, Guwahati-781003 Assam Engg. College Engineering Ph. No. 9854008961 20 Mr. Prantick Das 3rd Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & Bharalumukh, P.O. Bharalumukh, Guwahati- Assam Engg. College Engineering 781009 Ph. No. 8822134950 21 Mr. Amrit Jha 5th Semester, B.E.(CSE) Computer Sc. & Dispur, P.O. Dispur, Guwahati-781006 Assam Engg. College Engineering Ph. No. 7035345229 22 Mr. Hillul Saikia 5th Semester, B.Tech. Computer Sc. & P.O. NIT, Silchar, Dist. Cachar, Pin-788010 NIT, Silchar Engineering Ph. No. 9435541247 23 Ms. Debjanee Dhar 5th Semester, CSE, Computer Sc. & Kenchstrace, P.O. Laban, NIT, Meghalaya Engineering Dist. East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya-793004 Ph. No. 9436309757 24 Mr. Akash Deka 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Mathematical Science Kundil Nagar, P.O. Basistha, Dist. Mathematics Kamrup-781029 Pandu College Ph. No. 7576929646 25 Mr. Niku Dhar 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Mathematical Science 4 Promod Dey Lane, P.O. Dhekiajuli, Dist. Mathematics Sonitpur-784110 LOKD College Ph. No. 8876273993 26 Ms. Lizarani Saikia 3rd Semester, B.Sc. in Mathematical Science Ward No.4, P.O. Titabor, Dist. Jorhat-785630 Mathematics Ph. No. 8761810184 Devicharan Baruah Girls College 27 Mr. Patel Ruchit Sureshbhaj 5th Semester, Int. M.Sc.(Life MBBT Anmol Bunglows, P.O. New Ranip, Ahmedabad, Science) Pin-382480 Ahmedabad University Ph.No.8401030669 28 Ms. Violina Bhuyan 5th Semester, B.Sc. (Botany) MBBT Navoday Nagar, Patarkuchi, P.O. Basistha, Dist. Arya Vidyapeeth College Kamrup- 781029 Ph. No. 8876149972 29 Ms. Payal Deb 5th Semester, B.Sc. (Botany) MBBT A.T.-II, P.O. Assam Police Housing Complex, Arya Vidyapeeth College Ulubari, Dist. Kamrup-781007 Ph. No. 8876320797 30 Mr. Kashyap Das 3rd Semester, B.Sc. (Botany) MBBT Chenga, P.O. Chenga, Dist. Barpeta-781305, Cotton University Ph. No. 9859836673 31 Mr. Jonardan Hazarika 3rd Semester, B.Sc. (Botany) MBBT Ambari, Latashil, P.O. Panbazar, Guwahati-781001 Cotton University Ph. No. 7086193472 32 Ms. Bhiolina Bharadwaj 3rd Semester, B.Sc. (Botany) MBBT Gerimari, Prafullanagar, P.O. Mangaldoi, Delhi University Dist. Darrang-784125 Ph. No. 9127363298 33 Mr. Amlan Goswami 3rd Semester, B.Sc. MBBT Baraligaon, P.O. Borbhagia, Dist. Nagaon, Pin- Kaliabor College 782138 Ph. No. 8486445771 34 Ms. Suman Mehjebin 3rd Semester, B.Sc. MBBT Alipub, P.O. Baihata Chariali, Dist. Kamrup, Pin- (Zoology) 781381 B. Borooah College Ph. No. 7575923387 35 Ms. Nilashri Dutta 5th Semester, B.Sc. MBBT Nakari, W.No.3, North Lakhimpur, Dist. North Lakhimpur College Lakhimpur-787001 Ph. No. 8472091787 36 Ms. Archita Neog 5th Semester, B.Sc. North MBBT Khelmati, P.O. Khelmati, Dist. Lakhimpur-787031 Lakhimpur College Ph. No. 8472092699 The selected candidates will be provided accommodation in the hostels of the University on payments of Rs. 600/- each. They will have to apply to the Dean of Students Welfare for the accommodation in the prescribed format attached herewith. However, they will have to bring their bedrolls. The candidates shall have to remain present during the period of the programme. They will maintain discipline of the hostel and bear the cost of any loss or damage of the University property caused by them if any, during the period of their stay in Tezpur University. Request for extension of time for joining the programme or leaving prior to the date of the completion of the programme will not be considered in any circumstances. No TA/DA/stipend etc. will be provided to the candidates for this purpose. Sd/-Dr. L. Boral Controller of Examinations .
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    University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal) Libraries at University of Nebraska-Lincoln 11-2020 Utilization of Library Space in University Libraries of Assam: A Study Debajit Borgohain Research Scholar Gauhati University, [email protected] Dipen Deka Assistant Professor Gauhati University, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac Part of the Collection Development and Management Commons Borgohain, Debajit Research Scholar and Deka, Dipen Assistant Professor, "Utilization of Library Space in University Libraries of Assam: A Study" (2020). Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal). 4637. https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac/4637 Utilization of Library Space in University Libraries of Assam: A Study Debajit Borgohain 1* & Dr. Dipen Deka 2 1Research Scholar, Department of Library & Information Science, Gauhati University, Assam (India), Email: [email protected] 2Assistant Professor, Department of Library & Information Science, Gauhati University, Assam (India), Email: [email protected] Abstract: Objective: This study dealt with different academic library spaces like collection space, user seating space, service & staff work area space, non- assignable space etc. The main objective of the study was to identify the library spaces of four select State University libraries of Assam and how these spaces were being identified, organized and utilized by adopting different measures. It also emphasized on the weeding out policy of the University libraries as it was the key element of library space management. Methods: For this study, both qualitative and quantitative approach for data collection had been used. A structured questionnaire was prepared and sent to the head of the libraries for collecting relevant information and personal interview with the librarians had also been done.