Community information services are an important component of the public library system because they connect people with information required for their daily lives, education, employment, health, welfare, and social development. A public library is not merely a place for reading books; it also functions as a community information centre that identifies local information needs and provides relevant, reliable, and timely information to different sections of society. Community information services refer to the systematic provision of information that helps individuals and groups solve practical problems and participate effectively in community life. Such services are designed according to the needs of the local population. The information may relate to employment opportunities, government schemes, education, agriculture, health, legal rights, social welfare, local administration, business, transportation, housing, and cultural activities. The primary objective of community information services is to ensure equitable access to useful information. Public