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In India, there are thousands of languages and dialects, Books are regularly published in the major Indian languages from different places in various regions of India. Locating a book/journal by a publisher in a remote town could prove a difficult task for libraries. Here is where DK Agencies (www.dkagencies.com) reach and expertise comes into play. Be it a book, journal, continuation, series or seminar proceedings relating to any subject, be it in English or in any of the major Indian languages, whether it is published by the government departments, research institutions, learned societies, private publishers, NGOs or even individuals-they proudly say that we can make available any title required by their customers!
Beginning with English language books, they expanded there services to include Sanskrit and Tibetan language books and then those in all the major Indian languages. They started cataloguing Sanskrit language books towards the end of the 1970s and added books in the national language Hindi later. Today, they receive nearly 15,000 books of Indian origin in all these Indian languages. The Indian languages in which they offer services are as follows:
Assamese
Bengali (Published from both India and Bangladesh)
Gujarati
Hindi (different dialects)
Kannada
Malayalam
Marathi
Oriya
Punjabi
Sanskrit
Tamil
Telugu
Tibetan
Nepali
Urdu (Published from both India and Pakistan)
All these language books are catalogued at DK with utmost care and attention following the same level of cataloguing parameters as they do for books in English, Sanskrit and Hindi. The cataloging is done in Romanised format using diacritical marks as per ALA/LC Romanisation Tables. Due care is given to catalogue classical works using uniform titles wherever necessary. The software at DK supports MARC21 records with the original scripts of all these languages for major fields. The MARC record are also available with World Cat/ OCLC as they are vendor record contributors.
In India, there are thousands of languages and dialects, Books are regularly published in the major Indian languages from different places in various regions of India. Locating a book/journal by a publisher in a remote town could prove a difficult task for libraries. Here is where DK Agencies (www.dkagencies.com) reach and expertise comes into play. Be it a book, journal, continuation, series or seminar proceedings relating to any subject, be it in English or in any of the major Indian languages, whether it is published by the government departments, research institutions, learned societies, private publishers, NGOs or even individuals-they proudly say that we can make available any title required by their customers!
Beginning with English language books, they expanded there services to include Sanskrit and Tibetan language books and then those in all the major Indian languages. They started cataloguing Sanskrit language books towards the end of the 1970s and added books in the national language Hindi later. Today, they receive nearly 15,000 books of Indian origin in all these Indian languages. The Indian languages in which they offer services are as follows:
Assamese
Bengali (Published from both India and Bangladesh)
Gujarati
Hindi (different dialects)
Kannada
Malayalam
Marathi
Oriya
Punjabi
Sanskrit
Tamil
Telugu
Tibetan
Nepali
Urdu (Published from both India and Pakistan)
All these language books are catalogued at DK with utmost care and attention following the same level of cataloguing parameters as they do for books in English, Sanskrit and Hindi. The cataloging is done in Romanised format using diacritical marks as per ALA/LC Romanisation Tables. Due care is given to catalogue classical works using uniform titles wherever necessary. The software at DK supports MARC21 records with the original scripts of all these languages for major fields. The MARC record are also available with World Cat/ OCLC as they are vendor record contributors.
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