Strengthening Library Services Through Professional Development and Advanced Library Automation
Manu Law College is pleased to share that Ms. KM Aakriti Modanawal, Librarian, successfully participated in the 183rd Five-Day Training Programme on "SOUL 3.0: Installation & Operations", conducted by the Information and Library Network (INFLIBNET) Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, from 06 July to 10 July 2026. The participation has been officially certified by the INFLIBNET Centre.
This professional training programme was organized to provide librarians and library professionals with comprehensive knowledge of SOUL 3.0 (Software for University Libraries), an integrated library management system developed by INFLIBNET for academic institutions across India. The software is designed to automate library operations while adhering to international standards such as MARC21 and Unicode, making library management more efficient and user-friendly.
SOUL 3.0Enhancing Library Excellence
At Manu Law College, we believe that a modern academic library plays a vital role in supporting legal education, research, and lifelong learning. Continuous professional development of library staff ensures that students and faculty receive access to efficient, technology-enabled library services.
The five-day training programme covered various aspects of SOUL 3.0, including:
- Library Administration
- Acquisition and Resource Management
- Cataloguing using International Standards
- Circulation Management
- Library Automation Best Practices
- System Configuration and Operations
- Digital Library Management Concepts
These training modules enable librarians to effectively manage library resources while improving accessibility, efficiency, and user experience for students and faculty.
Benefits for Manu Law College Students
The knowledge gained through this training will further strengthen the Central Library of Manu Law College by:
- Improving library automation and digital record management.
- Enhancing cataloguing and classification of library resources.
- Providing faster and more efficient circulation services.
- Supporting better access to legal books, journals, and digital resources.
- Delivering improved library services for students, researchers, and faculty members.
Commitment to Quality Education
Manu Law College remains committed to promoting academic excellence through continuous learning and institutional development. Participation in nationally recognized training programmes conducted by organizations such as INFLIBNET Centre reflects the college's dedication to adopting modern technologies and best practices in higher education.
College congratulates Ms. KM Aakriti Modanawal on successfully completing this prestigious training programme and appreciates her commitment towards enhancing the quality of library services for the benefit of the entire academic community.