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National Digital Library of India (NDLI): A Gateway to Knowledge
National Digital Library of India (NDLI): A Gateway to Knowledge
In today’s fast-paced digital era, access to quality learning resources has become more important than ever. To bridge the gap between learners and knowledge, the Government of India, under the Ministry of Education, launched the National Digital Library of India (NDLI). This ambitious project, developed and managed by IIT Kharagpur, is transforming the way students, teachers, researchers, and lifelong learners engage with educational content.
👉 Explore NDLI here: ndl.iitkgp.ac.in
What is NDLI?
What is NDLI?
The National Digital Library of India is a vast online repository of learning materials available in multiple formats such as books, research papers, articles, videos, lectures, simulations, and more. It is designed to serve students from schools to universities, professionals, researchers, and anyone eager to expand their knowledge base.
Key Features of NDLI
Key Features of NDLI
One-stop access: Millions of resources gathered from top universities, institutions, and international sources.
Multi-lingual support: Search and learn in more than 10 Indian languages and access content in 39+ languages.
For all learners: Whether you are a school student, researcher, or exam aspirant, NDLI has curated content for everyone.
Accessible anywhere, anytime: Compatible with mobile devices and available 24/7.
Inclusive learning: Specially designed to be accessible for differently-abled users.
Impact and Growth
Impact and Growth
Since its official launch in 2018, NDLI has grown tremendously:
Hosts 100+ million digital items across disciplines.
Serves over 9.5 million registered users (as of 2025).
Supported students during COVID-19 with initiatives like “Study at Home” and a COVID-19 Research Repository.
Recognized globally with the World Summit Award (WSA) 2021 for Learning and Education.
Introduced the NDLI Club, where schools and colleges form activity-based learning communities. Today, more than 5,800 institutions and 1.7 million learners are part of this initiative.
Why Should You Use NDLI?
Why Should You Use NDLI?
Free access to vast educational resources.
Exam preparation materials for competitive tests.
Research support with millions of indexed journals and papers.
Skill development resources for professionals.
Lifelong learning for anyone passionate about knowledge.
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