Re: [IndianSocialWorker] Re: Telugu e-book on consumer rights:Vernacular

[Yogirajan N]

Friends,

 

It is very good step to have a book in regional language. We need to have a book in all regional languages. Even for social work syllabus, students who wants to learn in vernacular language, there is not much good material available. secondly, our syllabus of social work is also 'out dated' as most of the examples are not from India. This case is same for psychology, sociology and other social subjects.

 

These sciences are not yet much developed in India and remained neglected. If any one of us take initiative to translate it in respective regional languages, it would be really fruitful for oue brother and sisters.

 

On 3/23/06, ukg...@gmail.com <ukg...@gmail.com> wrote:

It is not available in other languages except in Telugu. Consumer
Education Society plans to bring out the series in English at a later
stage. I will let you know when the English edition is released.

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With Regards,

N. Yogiraj

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Let the people know,   NOT what to think BUT why and how to think and they will choose their own path.
                              ------N. Yogiraj