Nai Talim
Nai Talim noun: a principle of basic education for all, with an appreciation for handicrafts and communal self-reliance, promoted by Mahatma Gandhi.
Noun
Nai Talim (uncountable)
- A principle of basic education for all, with an appreciation for handicrafts and communal self-reliance, promoted by Mahatma Gandhi.
Forms of Nai Talim
| alternative form | Nayee Talim |
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Questions about Nai Talim
- What does Nai Talim mean?
- Nai Talim means a principle of basic education for all, with an appreciation for handicrafts and communal self-reliance, promoted by Mahatma Gandhi.
- What part of speech is Nai Talim?
- Nai Talim is a noun.
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