The
globally famous National Geographic launched a special edition of Explorer
magazines for the Indian schoolchildren. With this project, India has become one
of the first countries in the world where the magazine has been launched. The
magazine will provide educational resources and new learning solutions to both,
teachers and students.
US
Ambassador to India Kathleen Stephens launched the magazine during the
inauguration of National Geographic Learning's Explorer Education Program at
the American Centre in New Delhi. Vice President of India Hamid Ansari and
Publisher of National Geographic Learning, Francis Downey were present on this
occasion.
The
program includes accessing content through an interactive application, content
on its website, large posters, projectable magazine content, monthly magazines
and a teacher's guide. There will be four reading levels and seven issues will
be published in a calendar year for each level.
About
20 to 199 copies of the Explorer will cost 1800 rupees per year, between 200 to
499 copies 1600 rupees and 500 and more copies would cost 1400 rupees annually.
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