The author shows a number of studies relating literacy and family planning. (MR)

The author gives a plan for boosting literacy among the industrial workers of India. But he needs the help of the industrial establishment. (MR)

Apathy, indifference, and neglect has characterized adult education for women in India. The National Adult Education Programme must focus attention and funding on women if the extremely low percentage of female literacy is to be improved. (SK)

Resolutions passed at the 25th All India Adult Education Conference of the Indian Adult Education Association, Bombay, India, October 30 to November 3, 1972. (DS)

Article describes the mostly unsuccessful results of a literacy class begun in a rural village in India. (MM)

Here are excerpts from the Fifth A. D. Shroff Memorial Lecture delivered by Dr. Deshmukh under the auspices of the Forum of Free Enterprise on October 27, 1970. (Editor)

Results of a survey of 60 male illiterates regarding characteristics they looked for in a teacher indicate that a teacher should be: of the same age or older, male, married and practicing religion, from a high socio-economic strata, an unknown outsider, and "teacherly" in appearance. (LH)

The author has a new approach in teaching adult literacy. He states adult literacy is the ability to learn through written communication." Students should be treated as adults not kindergarten children. (MR)

Writing for adult neo-literates is not easy, but it can be done. The Authors show how neo-literates can and should be stimulated to learn. (MR)

Article presents a methodology for collecting and analysing data pertinent to the question...what is the role of the Indian university in adult literacy education? (Author/RK)

Voices concern for growing number of illiterate adults in world and quality and limitation of reading materials available to those who do acquire reading skills. (DS)