Literacy India was setup in 1996 by Capt. Indraani Singh, with the objective of educating underprivileged women and children, and empowering them to become self-reliant and employable.

• With the 3E’s forming the core of what we do, we strive to induce education at the forefront, imbibe a variety of vocational skills and reach out to the underprivileged across India.

• Nurture, mentor and assist children and youth to become assets to their community through a holistic learning approach.

• Restore dignity amongst the underprivileged. Empower youth and women from rural & economically underserved communities.

• Transforming the educational landscape through innovative methods and by providing a wider canvas of exposure in a socio-cultural environment. An encouraging environment where one is provided an opportunity to build their personality and be given a chance to hone their skills.
• Evolving to 4th E to contribute and have best practices for our environment.

Radhika is a 12-year old girl studying in class six. Her extroverted and joyful personality is appreciated by all the teachers. While Radhika is an average performer in academics, her performance in extracurricular activities is exemplary. Radhika loves to showcase her creative side in art and craft and the theatre. She is very good at classroom activities too.

As a conscientious student, Radhika strives to work hard and improve her performance. She enjoys solving questions in mathematics and likes to read and write. Radhika’s hardworking nature is reflected in her willingness to always complete her homework on time and listen to the guidance of her teachers.

With constant hard work, Radhika’s academics have improved. She is quick to volunteer to carry out activities and tasks and is eager to learn new concepts. Her friendly nature has made her well-liked by her classmates.

Creating the phases of Moon was piece of cake for her where she received gold medal and Certificate for the Science project. Now that’s how it starts for bright eyes bushy tail kids.

Be it World Literacy Day or Girl Child`s Day our stories of change is remain constant ongoing.