In an era where the corona pandemic has compelled the government to look for virtual/electronic mediums to ensure India’s children keep learning and stay connected to their curriculum, novel and innovative ways are constantly being explored to engage them in learning, Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank

Rotary India Literacy Mission, through its Asha Kiran programme, has successfully reached out to 37,436 out-of-school children from 13 States across India through 32 partner NGOs. Of this, 93.7 per cent of the children have been put in mainstream education under the first phase of the programme.

RC Bhavnagar, RID 3060, joined hands with the Police and the municipal corporation to organise Cyclothon, an annual event to promote literacy and create awareness on cleanliness. Two rallies of 25 km

PRID and RILM Chairman ­Shekhar Mehta headed a panel discussion organised by the National Literacy Mission ­Authority (NLMA) of the HRD Ministry’s Department of School Education and Literacy, to commemorate the ­International Literacy Day at the Pravasi Bharatiya Kendra, Delhi. HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar was the chief

RILM Chair Shekhar Mehta, Dr Aapga Singh, COO, RILM and Jhilam Roy Chowdhury, Deputy Director – Programmes, met HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar to take the T-E-A-C-H ­programme forward. RILM Chair Shekhar Mehta (centre) with HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar (right) and

We now involve Rotary in every programme we do in e-learning,” says ­Anubhav Kapoor, Company Secretary and Head-Corporate Sustainability at Tata Technologies, Pune. So would you say Rotary is your trusted partner, I prompt him, during an interview in Pune. “Oh, I’d say they

When most of us complain about the traffic and how stressful it is to drive the few km to office daily, here we have three women who drove 26,800 km from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu through valleys, plains, deserts and hills, for 70 days, criss-crossing 24 countries,

The Loomba Foundation, a global NGO that works for the ­welfare of widows and education of their children, had recently ­organised ­fundraising ­charity dinners in Gurugram and Mumbai to celebrate its 20th ­anniversary and officially launch a partnership with the Rotary India Literacy Mission (RILM). ­Cherie Blair,

RC Salem, D 2982, in association with Global ­Education Solution (GES), Australia, which is the certified training partner of RILM, and Indian Career Education and Development Council (ICEDC), Mumbai, organised a three-day Teacher Performance Development Training at the Rotary Hall in Salem. Over 100 teachers from government