DU authority introduce new subjects or add new courses one after another but don't increase library facilities. Twenty to thirty years old (and more) books are the sole source of these new subjects/ courses. As a student of Economics, I can say about the Economics Department where recently two new courses are included -- Macro and CGE Modeling in BBS fourth year and Advanced Topics in Econometrics in MSS. But reference books are not at all available in the library. Our teachers' personal collection is the main source for our study. However, some relevant books are available but the important pages are often missing.

Many readers go to the newspaper and journal section but its condition is very crucial -- most of the newspapers and journals are not preserved properly.

Regrettablly In the era of Information Technology (IT), the DU library has only two Internet computers, with internet facilities for fourteen, for twenty thousands students of arts and commerce faculty. It seems to me that the authority is fully careless about providing IT facilities for the welfare of general students.