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...ply rooted in the Indian culture and strongly advocates using the regional language as the primary medium of instruction. ● Vaatsalya Vatika meticulously adheres to the natural sequence of Language Development i.e. Hearing, Speaking, Reading and lastly Writing. Reading and

...ery person is born in the family and it is from this association he learns language, behavioral pattern and social norms. He is also dependent on this associat ...m to re-appear in his adult life as conscience or super-ego. The behavior, language and cultural traditions are imbibed by an individual in this familial setti

...ated in Sanskrit as ''aham (अहम्)'', which is equivalent to "I" of English language. So, in the question 'Who am I', the I-feeling whose nature the questioner ...e organized according to linguistic groups. A person, is a Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Oriya, Asami, Malayalee, Bihari, Punjabi, Sindhi, and so forth.