Birsa Munda Football Stadium: Birsa Munda Football Stadium – Central Library in Ranchi | Ranchi News
Ranchi: The Sports Authority of Jharkhand (SAJHA) in collaboration with the state tourism, art, culture and youth affairs have set up a Central Library at the Birsa Munda Football Stadium in Morabadi. The library will be inaugurated on January 12.
It will house facilities for research, study areas, and community engagement programmes, promoting a vibrant exchange of ideas.
A librarian said, “The fusion of literature and sporting activities here will create a space that caters to the interests and holistic well-being of residents.”
The library, with a seating capacity of over 300, houses 20,000 books. Over 50,000 books within six months would be available in the next six months. The building has 24×7 water supply. The computer room is equipped with 28 computers with internet and Wi-Fi facilities. The monthly subscription fee is Rs 200.
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