Welcome to the D.T.S.S. College of Law Library Resource Centre, the intellectual hub and a key resource for legal research at Sanskar Sarjan Education Society. Since its establishment in 2018, the Library Resource Centre has supported academic excellence, promoted legal scholarship, and enriched legal education. It provides students, faculty members, researchers, and aspiring legal professionals with access to resources that foster critical thinking, informed research, and a deeper understanding of law and justice.
The Library Resource Centre caters to the information and research needs of faculty members, students, and other staff by providing a well-curated collection of legal and academic literature. Located on the second floor of the Law Building, the well-furnished, air-conditioned, and Wi-Fi-enabled library has a seating capacity of 65 students. It also houses an Incubation Centre where students can exchange ideas, engage in discussions, and collaborate on academic and professional initiatives.
The library houses an extensive collection of more than 3,000 print books and 150 e-books covering key legal disciplines, including Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Family Law, and other areas of legal study.
The Reference Section contains a wide range of legal reference materials, including books, encyclopaedias, dictionaries, case studies, handbooks, and specialised manuals to support academic learning and legal research.
The Periodicals Section provides access to current academic and professional information through journals, magazines, and newspapers. The library subscribes to 12 Indian print journals and three popular periodicals. These resources are supplemented by digital access to more than 150 online e-books and journals. The collection also includes a range of non-book and multimedia resources to support diverse learning and research needs.
Designed as a technology-enabled learning and research hub, the library provides a welcoming and conducive environment for focused study and academic enquiry.
The library is fully automated through a barcode-based system that streamlines book circulation and improves the efficiency of borrowing and returning materials. The Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) enables users to search the library collection and access bibliographic information, helping them identify and locate relevant resources efficiently.
The E-Resources Section supports academic research by providing access to legal information and digital research tools. The library currently subscribes to the following databases:
The Library Advisory Committee oversees library policies, collection development, and infrastructure improvements to ensure that the Library Resource Centre continues to meet the evolving academic and research needs of its users.
Location: D.T.S.S. College of Law, Law Building, Second Floor, Room No. 203
Reading Hall Hours: Monday to Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays
Circulation Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., except Sundays and holidays
Email: [email protected]@gmail.com
