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Kotak Mahindra Bank Associates with IT for Change to Enhance Digital Pedagogical Skills of School Teachers in Karnataka - Vimarsana News

Kotak Mahindra Bank Associates with IT for Change to Enhance Digital Pedagogical Skills of School Teachers in Karnataka

Bengaluru : To create lasting value in communities Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. (“KMBL”/ “Kotak”) has associated with IT for Change (ITfC) to implement a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programme that aims to enhance digital pedagogical skills

Do subtitled films really help you learn languages? - Vimarsana News

Do subtitled films really help you learn languages?

When it comes to language learning, not all subtitles are made equal.

Lepcha community | Website, app to preserve Lepchas' language after UNESCO's 'definitely endangered' tag - Vimarsana News

Lepcha community | Website, app to preserve Lepchas' language after UNESCO's 'definitely endangered' tag

Gideon Tashi Lepcha and three of his friends, Abel Rongong, a language expert, Jongmit Lepcha and Martha Lepcha, both language teachers, devised a “Wangboo Framework” in 2020 to teach Rongring in a simplified, attractive and modern way. Wangboo means skilled in Rongring

Interest In Learning Korean Grows With The Popularity Of The Hallyu - Vimarsana News

Interest In Learning Korean Grows With The Popularity Of The Hallyu

According to a popular app, Korean is now the sixth most studied language.

Source: forbes.com
Intl conference eyes China-GCC translated classics, views nation's global role - Vimarsana News

Intl conference eyes China-GCC translated classics, views nation's global role

In a groundbreaking move, China and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) unveiled the inaugural collection of translated classic Chinese-Arabic and Arabic-Chinese literary works on Thursday.