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Cognitive development via foreign language

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Origin and Growth of the Hindi Language

Languages are the cornerstones of any thriving culture and the Hindi language is no different. Hindi happens to be the third most spoken language in the entire world, with an estimated 500 million speakers across the globe. Hindi belongs to the Indian culture and is commonly used all throughout South Asia. This magnificent language stems […]

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Parent comments!

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What the kids have to say!

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Camp experience

Rheya had a wonderful time at the camp. She looked forward to the camp everyday, learning new words in Hindi, singing Raghupati Raghav, discovering India and of course, playing with the other kids at camp!! – Camp Parent generic alli diet. Best price on arimidex

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