LUCKNOW, March 14 -- A Talking Book Studio established in the Central Library of Dr Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation University has become an effective medium for students to listen to books. Books here are no longer just read; they can now also be heard as audiobooks. Through the studio, students can listen to the emotional story of sacrifice, love and pain experienced by the characters Sudha and Chander from Dharamvir Bharati's famous Hindi novel Gunahon Ka Devta. In addition, students can also listen to classic novels by Munshi Premchand, including Godaan, Nirmala, Rangbhoomi and Seva Sadan, in audiobook format. Prof Yashwant Virodai, spokesperson and library in-charge, said that the studio currently has more than 3,500 audiobooks available. These audiobooks especially help persons with disabilities and visually impaired students study more easily. Along with course-related books, plays, stories and novels are also available as audiobooks....