Digital Library of India (DLI, http://www.dli.ernet.in/ ) is a digital 
collection of freely accessible rare books collected from various libraries in 
India. DLI started in early 2000 with the vision to archive all the significant 
literary, artistic and scientific works of mankind and to preserve digitally 
and make them available freely for every one over Internet for education, 
study, appreciation and for future generations. As a first step in realizing 
this vision, it is proposed to create the Digital Library with a free-to-read, 
searchable collection of one million books, predominantly in Indian languages. 
The Project was initiated by the Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor to 
the Government of India and subsequently taken over by the Ministry of 
Communications and Information Technology (MCIT). The idea was also to create a 
test bed for researchers to improve scanning techniques, optical character 
recognition, intelligent indexing and in general to promote Indian Language 
Technology Research.

Currently there are 21 participating centres of DL activities in India and The 
Indian Institute of Science has been the coordinator for the Digital Library of 
India with the involvement of contents creation centres (mega and small 
scanning centres) across the country. All the scanning centres send the data 
(scanned images in Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) along with the metadata of a 
book) to the Indian Institute of Science. After checking for the quality errors 
there at, the Institute hosts these documents in Digital Library website 
Portable Docuemnt Format (PDF).

Digital Library of India has currently 550,619 books available with 191,677,823 
pages (191.657 Million). There are 200,542 books comprising of 56,458,745 pages 
of Indian languages available on DLI website. It is important to know users 
access behavior and their feedback that can help us to improve the 
effectiveness of these online systems and identify areas for improvement, 
ranging from user interface, functionality, and usage of resources itself. The 
DLI website is accessed worldwide and gets valuable feedbacks from users. The 
Indian Institute of Science has also been responding to several queries that 
arise from the users periodically. 



Till now there are 2153 nos of Assamese Books in Digital Library of India 
(http://dli.serc.iisc.ernet.in/handle/2015/1/browse?value=Assamese&type=language)

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সমাজৰ কাৰণে ভাল কাম কৰাজনৰ পৰিচয় ৰাইজৰ আগত দাঙি ধৰিব লাগে আৰু ভাল খবৰবোৰ যিমান 
পাৰি ৰাইজৰ মাজত বিলাব লাগে।                            ----  বুলজিৎ বুঢ়াগোহাঁই

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