NDLI history
NDLI or National Digital Library of India is an initiative under the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT). It has been developed by the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IIT KGP), under the aegis of the MoE, Govt. of India. It is a single window platform providing learning resources that make e-learning and education accessible to all. It brings digital repositories from India and the world to users of all demographics.
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2023
Launch of New Project Website
July
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OSSLM 2023
July
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Launch of Digital Library for The Raj Bhavan of Telangana
Jun
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150 NDLI Clubs in Remotest States and UTs of India
Jun
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80 Million Registered Users
May
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2022
6.68L The Highest Ever Daily Document View (18.12.2022)
December
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4000 NDLI Clubs Across the Nation
December
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90 Million Content
December
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Wins World Summit Award 2021
February
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2021
Launch of "Career Development and Recruitment" Vertical
November
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70 Million Content
May
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Phase III Starts
April
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Launch of NDLI Club
March
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2020
Over 100,000 Daily Website Hit Count
April
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Study at Home
April
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Covid-19 Research Repository
April
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50 Million Content
August
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2019
30 Million Content
May
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Wins the Gems of Digital India Award
September
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40 Million Content and 2.5 million Active Users
December
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2018
15 Million Content and 1.5 Active Users
March
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NDLI Portal launch
June
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20 Million Content and 2 million Active Users
August
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2017
Mobile App Release
February
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NDLI India mobile app wins the mBillionth Awards
August
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Phase-II Starts KEDL 2017
October
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2016
Portal Alpha Release
February
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Portal Beta Release to Educational Institutes
November
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5 Million Content
December
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2015
Pilot Phase (Phase-1) Starts
April
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Metadata Generation and Curation Starts
June
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Portal Hosting Infrastructure Set up
November