1 month ago
Bharatiya Bhasha Camp Connects Cultures in West Bengal
A special language camp was held at Serampore Girls’ High School in West Bengal.
Instead of boring grammar lessons, students learned Telugu through songs, games, and fun activities.
They even got certificates from the government.
The camp ended with a big celebration where students sang songs, recited rhymes, and danced to Telugu music.
The food served was a mix of South Indian and Bengali dishes, showing how different cultures can come together.
The camp was part of a bigger program called 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat,' which aims to bring people from different parts of India closer through language and culture.
A month-long Telugu language camp was held at Serampore Girls’ High School in West Bengal.
The camp used innovative methods like songs, games, and storytelling to teach Telugu.
Students received e-certificates from the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
The closing ceremony featured performances and a culturally diverse menu.
The camp was part of the 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' initiative to promote cultural understanding.
- Who
- Students of Serampore Girls’ High School and Mr. B. Yoganandam (Anand Rao)
- What
- A month-long language camp teaching Telugu
- Where
- Serampore Girls’ High School, Howrah, West Bengal
- When
- Recently concluded
- Why
- To promote cultural understanding and multilingualism
Traditional Language Learning
Innovative Language Learning
Methodology
Traditional Language Learning
Grammar exercises and rote memorization
Innovative Language Learning
Songs, games, storytelling, and collaborative activities
Learning Environment
Traditional Language Learning
Fear of making mistakes
Innovative Language Learning
Laughter and enjoyment
Outcome
Traditional Language Learning
Basic language skills
Innovative Language Learning
Cultural immersion and practical language use
Key facts
- Location
- Serampore Girls’ High School, Howrah, West Bengal
- Duration
- One month
- Organizer
- Paschim Banga Samagra Shiksha Mission
- Language Taught
- Telugu
- Resource Person
- Mr. B. Yoganandam (Anand Rao)
- Certification
- E-certificates from the Ministry of Education, Government of India
- Initiative
- Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat
Quotes
Ivy Sarkar
Headmistress of Serampore Girls’ High School
“The success of the initiative is due to the devoted work of Mr B. Yoganandam (Anand Rao), Assistant Teacher at Mahesh Sri Potti Sriramulu Andhra High School (Telugu Medium), who volunteered to act as the Resource Person during the entire programme.”
thestatesman.com
Sources
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