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Caption An adult education program, begun in 1984 by the New Era High School's Rural Development Program in Panchgani, India, has developed rapidly and drew praise in a recent evaluation by representatives of the central government's Ministry of Human Resource Development, which said, 'We have one of the good adult literacy programs in the country.' In 1984, 30 centers were opened with 900 adult students, 750 of whom were women. By 1986 the program had expanded to 60 centers. There are presently 60 teachers, 43 of them women, who receive regular training and support from the New Era Development Institute. Pictured above are members of a teacher training class held at the Institute.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 684, page 15. View as PDF

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