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The 21st century has been described as the Information Age, and if so,then it is the age of information professional.Wherever information is gathered, processed or used and must be organised, that information link to a new world of wisdom.Hence, the main aim of this blog is to collect,gather, process and organised the valuable information for the newage’s information professional.

Dibya Kishor Pradhan

Information Service Division

National Institute of Technology

Rourkela, 769008

INDIA

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