P.Vijayachandran, CBSE National Awardee
Principal, S.B.O.A Public School

” The number of Keralites who have forgotten the Malayalam that they had learned or have forgotten to learn Malayalam is rapidly increasing. However, more and more people are also realizing that the seed or origin of this is the inner shallowness or vacuum and will only lead to the destruction of the individuality of persons.

This CD has been developed keeping in mind those people who have woken up to this reality. The lessons have been arranged in a very interesting manner. Necessary word practice, writing exercises, delightful insights into the cultural assets of Kerala – all this have been blended in the right proportion, thus arranging all the items needed to make the learning of ones mother tongue a pleasurable experience. My congratulations.”

Prof. M. Thomas Mathew,
Director, Kerala Bhasha Institute.

Vidyarambham is the initiation of the young minds to the world of letters, a unique ceremony of Kerala perhaps not to be found in any other part of the world.

Most  malayalee children residing outside the state/India tend to lose touch with not only their mother tongue but also the cultural lineage passed on through the language.

Now Vidyarambham brings to you the easiest path to overcome this difficulty.

It teaches Malayalam in a novel way combining the rhythm of sound and colour and transplanting them to the alphabets, stories and songs. The child is taken in without any conscious efforts, but as a part of his computer game, the past time of 21st century child.

It is heartening to see that the people behind the venture have done real homework and learning Malayalam has been made really easy. Since the instructions are in English and Malayalam with choice left to the child I am sure it would be attractive even to the children who speak only English in their home.
I wish the venture every success.

K. L. Mohana Varma
Novelist

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