Kannada University

This article explores the influence of ethnicity and immigration on the likelihood of young adults' co-residence with parents and other relatives using the 2006 Canadian census. It shows that both ethnicity and immigration affect co-residence with parents as well as with other relatives. The highest levels of co-residence are found among Southern Europeans, Asians and Latinos and among the second generation. However, South Asians exhibit the highest percentage of young adults who have already started their own family but still live with parents or relatives. Our analysis further shows that despite the importance of ethnicity as a predictor of living arrangements, its effect declines the longer the youth's family has been living in Canada.

This paper throws light on the step-by-step process of library automation in Kannada University, Hampi. Kannada University specialized in Kannada studies and have specialized research centers. This study attempts to understand the need for the library automation, requirements of hard ware, and Benefits of SOUL is given.