Neglected public libraries in Delhi struggle with poor infrastructure, limited resources, and lack of funding for revival.
Over 30-odd public libraries in the national capital present a grim picture -- of neglect, poor infrastructure and limited financial resources.
The Hindu visited several public libraries, including the MCD-run Hardayal Library and Delhi Public Library run by the Central government, to get an idea of what ails these institutions which once served as the centres of knowledge and recreation for the masses.
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