Request from Burma Library

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Dated- 3 April, 1996.
Subject: A request by The Burma Library to all interested parties
        
        In accordance with the decision made in the committee 
meeting held in January 1996, the library committee have taken a step 
by holding a weekly literary talk, commencing on 25 February, 1996, 
in which everyone is free to participate and discuss any subject of his 
choice in the talk. The conversations spoken in the talk were recorded 
on the audio tape and were published into a booklet under the name of 
Pann Sagar(Forum). 
        So far, we have been able to hold the 6th weekly talk, and, out 
of which five booklets have been published successfully. Due to lack of 
publishing facility, we have to seek permission from the NCGUB(WB) 
to use its computers for the publication. The NCGUB has willing 
granted our request. Therefore, we are able to use the computers 
whenever they are free. Under the circumstances, we are not able to 
complete the booklet of corresponding talk within a scheduled time, 
i.e., within a week after the corresponding talk. 
        The cost incurred on publication has been borne by the 
library. So far, no financial aid for the publication has been received 
by the library. Although, in the beginning, the publication was meant 
to be distributed free of cost, the financial situation has restricted us 
from doing so. Therefore, in order to cover the printing cost and 
postage, the library requests all the interested parties to subscribe the 
publication at US $.4 (Rs. 140) per every four copies of Pann Sagar, 
i.e. per month.
                                                
 
The librarian                                   
Burma library.
 
Mailing Address
 
Burma Library
C/O Mr. R.J Verma
87-C, GG-I, Vikas Puri,
New Delhi-110018
India.