Centre for Internet & Society

Several Publications Now Available under Creative Commons License

The Centre for Internet and Society has got the following publications under Creative Commons (CC-BY-SA 4.0) license. These are from multiple authors.

Samadrusti Publications

Samadrusti is a Bhubaneswar based organisation working on issues related to the development sector. Their publications are mostly related to their work in rural Odisha. They have relicensed 3 essay books authored by many authors on notable people and industrial work and issues in rural Odisha (many of which are of interest for Wikipedia as well), a poem collection and a catalogue of books published by them. Some of the books will be shared in the future in the form of digital typeset so there will not be any need for re-typing the books.

Dr. Gayatri Mishra

7 books (poems, stories, etc.)

Manoj Kumar Panda

Book: "Hada bagicha" (Story compilation)
This is a critically acclaimed book and many readers have requested if this could be brought into Wikisource.

Asim Basu

Book: "Kathare Kathare" (autobiography)
Asim Basu is a notable stage artiste, director, painter, art director and writer from Odisha. His autobiography is also a historical documentation of the art scenario in general and Odia film production, Odia typography and book cover design in particular.

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Programme Officer, Accesss to Knowlege (CIS-A2K), Centre for Internet and Socity

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