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Noida plans two smart libraries with free e-study hubs for students, aspirants

Noida plans two smart libraries with free e-study hubs for students, aspirants
Noida: Noida Authority is set to build two digital libraries in Sectors 44 and 52 to provide students and competitive exam aspirants free access to books, computers and modern study facilities. Officials said drawings and designs for both projects have been finalised and tenders for construction will be floated shortly.The libraries will come up on Plot C-113 in Sector 44 and Plot B-195 in Sector 52. Each project is estimated to cost around Rs 10 crore, covering construction, books, digital resources, computer sections and other infrastructure.Planned over nearly 3,000 square metres each, the four-storey libraries, including the ground floor, will have seating capacity for around 300 students. Separate computer sections will be developed to support digital learning and provide access to online study material.Officials said the initiative is aimed at strengthening public learning infrastructure and creating accessible study spaces for students preparing for higher education and competitive examinations after Class 12.“Blueprints for construction of the two digital libraries have been finalised. Locations in Sectors 44 and 52 have been identified. Drawings, designs and cost estimates are ready. Construction work is expected to start in the next two to three months,” said SP Singh, general manager, Noida Authority.
Authority officials said the libraries are being designed as modern learning hubs, particularly for students preparing for competitive exams who may not have access to dedicated study spaces or digital resources at home. Construction agencies are expected to be selected after tenders are issued.

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About the AuthorAyantika Pal

Ayantika Pal is a correspondent with The Times of India NCR bureau, reporting mainly from Noida and Ghaziabad. She covers a diverse range of beats—including health, education, start‑ups, and social welfare—while also delving into in‑depth long‑form features, photo-essays, and human‑interest stories. Beyond her narrative‑driven journalism, she is passionate about photography, creative art, and music, which frequently enrich her storytelling with visual and cultural depth.

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