Dr. S. R. Ranganathan formulated the principle 'Save the Time of the Reader' as which law of library science?

Match List-I with List-II regarding Ranganathan's Five Laws of Library Science: List-I1. Library location2. Obligation of the state3. Choice of type of catalogue4. Shelf arrangement and guiding List-II a. Fourth Law b. Fifth Law c. Second Law d. First Law

Which law of Library Science states the obligation of the State in imparting library service?

Mentor Cana's application of the Five Laws to Open Source Software (OSS) rests on a foundational analogy. Which of the following best identifies the conceptual parallel that makes this analogy theoretically valid?

Jim Thompson's satirical reinterpretation ('Books are for profit / Every reader his bill') and Gorman's Fifth New Law ('Honour the past and create the future') represent fundamentally opposed positions. Which of the following best captures this ideological tension?

Which law of Library Science explicitly emphasizes the obligation of the State to enact library legislation and provide financial support?

Assertion (A): Libraries must continuously adapt and change to survive in the modern environment. Reason (R): The law 'Library is a growing organism' directly implies continuous growth, change, and adaptation. Choose the correct option:

'How simple, how trivial and yet how seminal' was said by S.R. Ranganathan in the context of which of the Five Laws of Library Science?

Which law of library science emphasizes the weeding out of obsolete books in the library?