Library and E-Library (Granthalay) Details
The library at Rajkiy Mahavidyalay, Pati (Champawat), has been functional since the session 2019-20.
On 15 February 2021, an e-library (Granthalay) was introduced, with Mrs. Ritu (Assistant Professor, Sanskrit) as the nodal officer.
As of 31 December 2024, the number of subject-wise books is as follows:
| Subject | Number of Books |
| Hindi | 1,102 |
| English | 585 |
| Sanskrit | 705 |
| History | 159 |
| Education | 120 |
| Sociology | 345 |
| Co-curricular | 27 |
| Financial Handbook (Part 2 to 4) | 1 |
| Total Books | 3,044 |
e-Library (Granthalay) Operations
- The import and export of books are managed exclusively through e-library (Granthalay)
- All professors, staff members, and students are registered on the e-library portal session-
Additional Resources
- Monthly subscriptions to magazines like Vigyan-Sampresan, Gadbhooj, IndiaToday, and Pratiogita- Darpan are available.
- The library is registered with the National Digital Library of India (NDLI) to provide access to staff and students.
Facilities
- Adequate arrangements have been made in the library/reading room for book storage and student study areas.
- The library at Rajkiy Mahavidyalay Pati, Champawat, serves undergraduate students with a focus on Arts education. Named after the library in-charge, Smt. Ritu, it provides resources essential for academic development. The library includes both a traditional book collection and modern facilities, such as an e-library system (E-Granthalaya), ensuring access to a wide range of digital and physical academic materials.
- 3. This dual-format system supports students by offering easy access to research tools and learning resources. Additionally, the library provides a conducive environment for study and learning, as seen in its well-maintained reading space and organized setup. It is an integral part of the academic infrastructure, promoting knowledge enhancement and academic growth among students.