Dyal Singh Public Library, Rouse Avenue is a study library in Rouse Avenue, Central Delhi, Delhi. It is around 0.13 km from ITO metro station.
Based on 213 reviews
A clean , large and magnificent library. All kinds of newspapers are available, different kinds of competitive books and general books are also there for free as well on the ground floor, and on the first floor we can take our books for study,as we can spend a healthy time there with our books and studies. The staffs are really nice, polite and helpful at this library, whichever book we need we can just let them know they will find out that book and give that to us. A nice place is also available here for lunch we can spend our entire time without any disturbances. Washrooms are also very clean so u can come at any time and spend your time with your favourite books.
❌♿ ✅🏳️🌈 ✅🚻 ❌🐕 ✅💰 ✅💳 One of the oldest public libraries in Delhi NCR. It was established in the year 1956. Very good library run by the Dayal Singh trust. Life time membership is very economical and the members can take 4 books at a time with 14 days of return policy. There is a big space for reading in the library as well. The reading area is quite peaceful. During my visit to this library I found around 50 students studying there from various faculties. At present renovation work is going on and hence it is full of dust here and there. The library has over 50K documents in a variety of languages including but not limited to English, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. The head librarian is a very gentle person working here for about 28 years and operating almost lonely in this calm and peaceful environment. The library is not accessible to wheelchair ♿ at present. They accept payment through cash as well as all the digital modes including credit card. This place is 🏳️🌈 LGBTQ friendly. Wheelchair ♿ accessibility - ❌ Wheelchair ♿ accessible Parking 🅿️ - ❌ Restroom 🚻 - ✅ Wheelchair ♿ accessible Restroom - ❌ LGBTQ+ Friendly🏳️🌈 - ✅ Kids Friendly 😎 - ✅ Dog 🐕 Friendly - ❌
The Dyal Singh Public Library was established in 1928 at Lahore initially, in pursuance of the ‘Will’ of Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia (1848-1898) - a great philanthropist and social reformer of 19th century Punjab. After the partition of India, through the efforts of Dewan Anand Kumar, the first Vice Chancellor of Punjab University, the Dyal Singh Public Library was established afresh (1954) in the institutional area of Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg, New Delhi. It is run by Dyal Singh Library Trust Society. People from every corner of the city can easily approach the library as the area is well connected by all means of transport including Delhi Metro. Presently library has collection of over 40,000 documents mainly in English, Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi. The main thrust subject areas are Literature, Social Sciences, History, International Relations and Philosophy including a wide spectrum of representative collection in other fields of knowledge. In addition, library subscribes to over 100 magazines on different subjects and 23 national daily newspapers.
Public library with no fees.. You can read the Library books after submitting your bag to counter. Or you can even study your own stuff on 1st floor. Charging point is available..the infrastructure is good. Sometimes little crowded.
It's peaceful place for self study as well as general studies. All most all over newspaper came daily,many books many magazine, competition book available in this library.In which library two type compartment available ground floor for common study like that only hand written notes allow, printed book and notes didn't allow but 1st floor u take every study material for accordance to u.
