Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Tamil Karkalam Boosts Tamil Learning in Varanasi
There's a new program called Tamil Karkalam in Varanasi that's helping more people learn the Tamil language.
The Central Institute of Classical Tamil is leading this effort.
Their director, R Chandrasekaran, wants to teach Tamil to over 3,000 students who don't speak Tamil as their first language.
The program is for students in classes 9 to 12, and they're also planning to offer it online so more people can join.
This is a great way to learn a new language and connect with different cultures.
Tamil Karkalam initiative aims to teach Tamil to over 3,000 non-native speakers in Varanasi.
The Central Institute of Classical Tamil is leading the program.
Director R Chandrasekaran plans to offer the course online for broader accessibility.
The course is available for students from Class 9 to 12.
The initiative seeks to promote the learning of Tamil among non-native speakers.
- Who
- Director R Chandrasekaran of the Central Institute of Classical Tamil
- What
- Launch of Tamil Karkalam to teach Tamil to non-native speakers
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Varanasi schools, with plans for online availability
- Why
- To promote the learning of Tamil among non-native speakers
- Initiative Name
- Tamil Karkalam
- Institute
- Central Institute of Classical Tamil
- Director
- R Chandrasekaran
- Target Students
- Over 3,000
- Student Demographics
- Non-native Tamil speakers
- Course Availability
- Online and for Classes 9-12