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Foundational Literacy & Numeracy: A Practitioner's Perspective

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Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN)  is a concept that focuses on the development of basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills in the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020) of India . We can roughly define it as a child’s ability to comprehend simple texts and answer simple math problems like there is one thing in the 1 and nine in 9, adding and subtracting, etc. As envisioned by  The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020) of India,   the aim of FLN is to ensure that children learn in a joyful manner through play, stories, rhymes, activities, local art, craft, and music, and develop strong foundations for lifelong learning. The mission outlines and structures the learning outcomes in a spiral and progressive manner from Preschool to grade three aiming at holistic development and learning. The objectives of FLN include making learners competent in doing meaningful reading and writing by the time they enter grade 3, developing the basic understanding and competenc...
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Remembering Boloram Nag: A Legacy of Leadership and Service   Boloram Nag, born on August 8, 1945, in Kanchanpur at the Amlakhie Tea Estate in Nagaon, Assam, was an influential political figure whose life was dedicated to the service of his community and state. His journey from the lush tea estates of Assam to the prominent halls of government serves as a testament to a life driven by purpose and commitment. Following his passing on November 6, 2018, and subsequent last rites on November 7, 2018, surrounded by family and friends, it is essential to reflect upon his numerous contributions and the enduring impact of his life on the people of Assam.   Early Life and Education   Boloram Nag hailed from a family rooted deeply in the ideals of freedom and service. His father, Sri Birbal Nag, was a freedom fighter, an influence that shaped Boloram's values from an early age. His mother, Smti Gomti Devi, supported his aspirations as he pursued education with vigor. Bo...
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What I love about Indian Democracy!

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In the Indian Democracy "Power lies with the people"! This is by the "Rule of Law" is constitutional. I am a proud Indian citizen! The constitution of my country protects me and all the citizens of India. Many political, economic, social, and religious storms rock the country but the vessel of Indian democracy sails strongly from naught to naught, like a leviathan, towering the oceans of the world. What gives our democracy such a monumental strength! The key factors are (1) The fundamental right to vote all public representatives to office. (2) India elects the President of the country into office. It is not hereditary. (3) There is a clear distribution of power, particularly those that might lead to dictatorship. (4) The constitution distributes Military power into 3 wings. (5) The Election Commission is an autonomous body and the Comptroller & Auditor General's office is also autonomous.  The constitution primarily distributes "Power" in Indian D...
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