Okendro Khundongbam Not so long ago, being educated means knowing something as basic as reading and writing. A family with one such ‘educated’ person could easily hold sway in deciding matters of importance in any village meeting. Then, came the need for every individual to know how to read and write. Like in every other […]
Okendro Khundongbam Not so long ago, being educated means knowing something as basic as reading and writing. A family with one such ‘educated’ person could easily hold sway in deciding matters of importance in any village meeting. Then, came the need for every individual to know how to read and write. Like in every other […]
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Not so long ago, being educated means knowing something as basic as reading and writing. A family with one such ‘educated’ person could easily hold sway in deciding matters of importance in any village meeting. Then, came the need for every individual to know how to read and write. Like in every other aspects of civilization, education also arrived in steps – primary, intermediate, higher secondary, college, university, etc. In this age of Information Technology and the Internet, everybody needs to be computer-literated. There is no literacy like computer-literacy.
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Not so long ago, being educated means knowing something as basic as reading and writing. A family with one such ‘educated’ person could easily hold sway in deciding matters of importance in any village meeting. Then, came the need for every individual to know how to read and write. Like in every other aspects of civilization, education also arrived in steps – primary, intermediate, higher secondary, college, university, etc. In this age of Information Technology and the Internet, everybody needs to be computer-literated. There is no literacy like computer-literacy.
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Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/119168-2/
Ye rogues!
Never touch the tender skin
That ever remains unbeaten,
No no, let me take him with me
He is a guiltless child of mine
Give him back to me, his mother.
The post Post Mortem appeared first on The Sangai Express.
Ye rogues!
Never touch the tender skin
That ever remains unbeaten,
No no, let me take him with me
He is a guiltless child of mine
Give him back to me, his mother.
The post Post Mortem appeared first on The Sangai Express.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/post-mortem/
