Its been 6 months we were thinking of Making a new advanced version of freaksat .
Now we have done it ! and we are not going to look back.
Note: that few links may be new for all of you and few may not be working for some days .
All of you can see Freaksat is now big with multiple partners and members and from now on Freaksat will be known as "The Freaksat Foundation" .
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Article by:
Rahul Pandey
Founder and President, "The Freaksat Foundation".
On 31st March 2012
Advantage2U.com ( http://advantage2u.weebly.com ) welcomes Freaksat & FreaksatSchoolz ( www.freaksat.co.cc ) with Open Hands for Educating Peoples .
Advantage2U is a underdeveloped project of Rahimmy Connection Network ( popularly Known as RCN in Kolkata and U.K. ) . This Project was started in 2011 by RCN - Kolkata , for Educating Peoples Via Open Schooling .
Open Schooling in INDIA is a boon for Poor students , Open and Distance Learning Platform can bring Education into the doorsteps of the student .
Currently RCN is working freely under some agencies for free education and Secondary and Senior Secondary Education and helping poor students in giving High School Examination ( Senior Secondary School Examination ) under Central Parliament Board , NIOS ( National Institute of Open Schooling ) Govt. of INDIA.
Freaksat thus will make this underdeveloped project to a successful one .
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Anuradha Pandey ,Secretary of Freaksat opened a new Tuition Center- Hub in
Kolkata which consists of 3 big study rooms and a library room and a greenroom
with 1 computer and I.T. room and a balcony.
Free Education - A project of Freaksat , to be launched this year .
Anuradha Pandey ,Secretary of Freaksat opened a new Tuition Center- Hub in Kolkata which consists of 3 big study rooms and a library room and a greenroom with 1 computer and I.T. room and a balcony.
Free Tuitions will be given to poor students who cant afford tuitions .
Details to be discussed on 2nd March 2012...
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