India Literacy Project

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Through KMSPP, 70 Anganwadis in Chitradurga are becoming vibrant learning spaces with child-friendly infrastructure, TLMs & teacher training. Teachers from neighboring non-KMSPP centers are now visiting to observe & adapt these classroom practices.
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In Boravanipeta @IndiaLiteracyPr & YCB strengthened schools & Anganwadis through activity based learning, science kits, libraries — contributing to 100% enrolment & retention, zero dropout & a Child Friendly Village National Award.
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TLMs turn learning from something children hear into something they can see, touch & experience. Simple, locally made materials can make difficult concepts easier to understand & help children move from knowing the answer to understanding why.
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At Govt. HS Kalaburgi, Chandra, a class 9 student, was unsure about his future. A year of career guidance helped him explore his interests, strengths & possible career paths. He still had questions, but now he knows his next step.
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In Episode 2 of our conversation with @annaduraim_isro we explore AI in classrooms, teachers as mentors, equal access to AI & keeping curiosity alive. Watch Episode 1 here: https://t.co/71Ojh0hEi6

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At the ILP Annual Partners Meet 2026, we spoke with @annaduraim_isro about some of the questions shaping education today — how we build resilient learners, prepare children for a changing world, and use AI and technology without losing sight of curiosity and inclusion.

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At the ILP Annual Partners Meet 2026, we spoke with @annaduraim_isro about some of the questions shaping education today — how we build resilient learners, prepare children for a changing world, and use AI and technology without losing sight of curiosity and inclusion.

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Improving education isn’t about finding the “right program.” At the ILP Annual Partners Meet 2026, partners came together to question, learn & rethink what it takes to help children learn, dream big & go further.
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In education, we often ask what a child cannot do. What if we asked what’s getting in the way? At ILP, we work to remove barriers to learning, so children have a fairer chance to learn, grow and shape their futures. 𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘆 𝗚𝗮𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗵 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗶

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Child Friendly Libraries can do more than improve reading levels. By meeting children where they are, they build confidence, widen access to knowledge and open doors to new subjects, perspectives and possibilities, making learning a much bigger world.
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What teachers teach without teaching.

September 5 marks Teachers’ Day in India, commemorating Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He believed his birthday should be observed as Teachers’ Day. Perhaps fittingly, teachers’ most lasting lessons often never appear in a textbook.

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At Anganwadis, simple, locally available materials become powerful Teaching-Learning Materials. With creativity, teachers turn everyday objects into playful experiences that build early concepts, motor skills, curiosity and problem-solving.

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“Present!" but in a fun way! These Anganwadi teachers have transformed attendance into a joyful hands-on activity using simple, locally available materials. As children pick & move objects, they build focus, hand-eye coordination & fine motor skills.

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We asked our team what they value about ILP and what makes their work meaningful. Their responses reflect learning, working with children, professional growth, collaboration and the satisfaction of making a difference.

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At an Anganwadi, children aren’t just playing—they’re imagining their future. 👮‍♂️🪖👩‍🏫🚌

By enacting different professions, they learn about the world, build confidence and discover possibilities.

Sometimes, a child needs to play a role before imagining a future.

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Happy to share this @DeccanHerald piece on Karnataka’s deepening school dropout crisis, featuring insights from ILP Trustee @pramodsridhara

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Independence is more than what India gained in 1947. It is about what that freedom makes possible for every child: to question, explore, choose and dream beyond circumstances. Here’s to an India where each child can shape a future. Happy #IndependenceDay to all Indians!

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Asuri Lakshminarasimhan Rangarajan, Country Manager, ILP, shares insights on strengthening quality of education in govt schools & making learning more engaging & experiential for children on TAL Radio Tamil.
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What does NEP 2020’s experiential learning look like in practice?In Chhatarpur, 24 teachers explored ILP’s Science Kit through hands-on training, discovering how experiments can make science lessons more engaging, practical & rooted in learning by doing.
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If you are looking to build a meaningful career in the education and development sector, here is an opportunity to make a real difference. If you fit the requirements mentioned in the image, send your CV to 𝗷𝗼𝗯𝘀@𝗶𝗹𝗽𝗻𝗲𝘁.𝗼𝗿𝗴 or click on the QR code to apply.

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As AI becomes an integral part of education, this article by @pramodsridhara, Board of Trustee at ILP, reminds us that teaching is about far more than explaining concepts.
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