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Women in Renaissance movement, an exhibition organised by the Kerala State Literacy Mission, has put a unique display of pages from ‘Navodhanathile Sthree Munnettangal’, a book by P S Sreekala, director of KSLMA. The exhibition aims to shed light on the discrimination faced by women from the 19th century, the enlightenment and reformation women underwent

Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority has published a booklet on ‘Women in Renaissance Movement’. The book intends to impart awareness on the equal role led by women in the history of social evolution of Kerala. The book contains brief descriptions on the major events involving women which shaped the renaissance movement of the State. The

Malayalam, the mother tongue of Keralites, is generally considered a hard language to learn, with many tongue twisters. But this was not a hindrance for mudad Revathi, a migrant labourer hailing from Odisha, to master this classical language in a short span of time and score the highest mark in a literacy examination here. An

proving that age is no barrier of  learning, 90 year old mythili, a native of a fishing hamlet in Kozhikode, has secured full marks as part of the Aksharasagaram, another flagship initiative of Kerala State Literacy  Mission to eradicate illiteracy among fisher folk in the state. The state toppers in various examinations conducted by KSLMA

  Luck plays an important part in Kanaka’s struggle to earn enough to make ends meet. For, she is a lottery seller, who depends on buyers who stake their money on pure luck. But when it comes to changing the fortune of her own life, the 56-year-old from Maneedu leaves nothing to chance but put

Ressy mathew returned to Alphosa college campus in Pala, where she had once bagged the best actor award in a competition,after  a gap of three decades the 52-year old who had to discontinue her pre-degree  studies in 1985 due to financial difficulties, was back in the campus as an undergraduate student. The financial state has

There is no better time to revisit the Constitution and the Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority (KSLMA) plans to do just that by rolling out certificate courses on the Constitution in the near future. KSLMA textbooks Lessons on Constitution may also find their way into the textbooks of KSLMA’s equivalent courses up to the higher

Now, Kerala Literacy Mission embarked on a mass people’s campaign for  ‘Constitution Literacy’ across the state  to create basic awareness about the Indian Constitution among the general public. The Mission is envisaged to make over 50 lakh people part of the two-month-long initiative with the participation of Kerala Legislative Assembly. The basic principles of the

104 Odisha women workers at Kinfra attend literacy classes   Minister for Labour T.P. Ramakrishnan was pleasantly surprised when he reached a women’s hostel at the Kinfra Park, Kazhakuttam, late Wednesday evening. Seliyama, Revathi, and Sharmila, some of the 104 migrant workers attending the Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority’s Changathi Malayalam literacy programme, had ready

Alappuzha: Kerala’s literacy star Karthyayani Amma is now a step closer to her dream of learning computer. The 97-year-old, who recently secured a first rank in the government’s ‘Aksharalaksham’ state literacy examinations, was gifted a laptop by none other than Education Minister C Raveendranath on Wednesday The minister chose the precious gift as Karthyayani Amma