Auspicious Inauguration of “Learning Center Teaching” Program at Kamalnagar Basic Literacy Project.

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Amjad Hossain Amu, Lakshmipur
The Basic Literacy Project, a teaching and learning program aimed at eradicating illiteracy, was inaugurated in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur.

On Thursday evening, he formally inaugurated the schools' activities at the premises of the North West Char Jangalia Government Primary School in the upazila.
The chief guests at the inaugural ceremony were Assistant Director of Non-Formal Education Bureau District Branch, Bidyut Roy Barman, James Director Asaduzzaman Chowdhury, Press Club General Secretary Md. Waji Ullah Jewel, Journalist Mizan Manik, School President Abul Kalam, Coordinator, Rashedul Amin and others.
At this time, the James Director said that three hundred schools for men and women have been established by the NGO (James) in Kamalnagar. In these schools, those who do not have minimum literacy in this region will also be taught. James will do his utmost to ensure that no one remains illiterate. The inauguration was held by giving books.
Also present at the event were supervisors and teachers from each school.
Organized by – Gender and Environment Management Society (GEMS)

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