Advancing girls’ education in India is crucial to achieving social progress, gender equality, and economic development.

The Sampurna Shiksha Centre at Bijwasan, Gurugram, is a haven of enthusiasm and eagerness.

Deepali Dalmia and Sarika Agarwal, two passionate volunteers from well-off families, joined forces with Literacy India to establish a community.

Once upon a time, in the arid lands of Jhalawar, Rajasthan, the remarkable Kathidia tribe.

In a humble realm where education and environmental sustainability came together, there existed always striving.

Learning through Project Work . Water is undoubtedly a precious resource and plays a vital role in our daily lives.

Project Karigari of Literacy India stands out as a harbinger for skilling, generating greater social inclusivity and economic.

The excitement was palpable at all the Literacy India Learning Centres, where students participated in a range of activities.

Radha Devi belongs to a small village Majhigaya, Bihar. She lost her father in her childhood and never went to school after that.