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International Literacy Day 2022: History, Significance Of The Day
It was formed by UNESCO on October 26, 1966, during the 14th session of UNESCO's general conference.
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No Nation Can Develop With Illiterates, Government Must Educate Them: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that "no nation can develop with an army of illiterates" and it is the government's responsibility to educate them.
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India Will Be Free Of Illiteracy In 5 Years: Prakash Javadekar
Illiteracy would be eradicated from India in five years, Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said here yesterday.
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Stringent Punishment For Child Labour: Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya
The prime reason for child labour is poverty and illiteracy and government has made stringent laws and rules to ensure that the country is freed from the scourge, Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya said today.
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In Odisha, Tribal Youths Convince Parents To Send Wards To School
Kendrapara, Odisha: With the efforts of a group of dedicated educated youths, tribal children have made their way to the doorsteps of schools in backward Mahakalpada tehsil of Kendrapara district. When a group of local volunteers tried to convince 56-year-old Hari Sabar to send her 7-year-old daughter to school, he never took them seriously. For S...
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E-Library, Swayam Portal to Help Achieve Zero Illiteracy: HRD Minister
"Even the Saarc (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) nations have asked us to extend these resources to them and we are doing it."
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India has 37 per cent of the world's illiterate adults
India has by far the largest population of illiterate adults -- 287 million or 37 percent of the global total, said a report released on Wednesday.
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India has 270 million illiterates: Report
About 270 million people aged 15 years and older still remain illiterate in India, despite the country making major progress in cutting down the number of school drop-outs over the years, according to a report.
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Illiteracy makes Naxalism attractive: Slain cop's wife
Sunita Induwar, wife of slain cop, Francis Induwar says education and employment will keep tribals away from Naxalism.
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International Literacy Day 2022: History, Significance Of The Day
It was formed by UNESCO on October 26, 1966, during the 14th session of UNESCO's general conference.
-
No Nation Can Develop With Illiterates, Government Must Educate Them: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said that "no nation can develop with an army of illiterates" and it is the government's responsibility to educate them.
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India Will Be Free Of Illiteracy In 5 Years: Prakash Javadekar
Illiteracy would be eradicated from India in five years, Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said here yesterday.
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Stringent Punishment For Child Labour: Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya
The prime reason for child labour is poverty and illiteracy and government has made stringent laws and rules to ensure that the country is freed from the scourge, Labour Minister Bandaru Dattatreya said today.
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In Odisha, Tribal Youths Convince Parents To Send Wards To School
Kendrapara, Odisha: With the efforts of a group of dedicated educated youths, tribal children have made their way to the doorsteps of schools in backward Mahakalpada tehsil of Kendrapara district. When a group of local volunteers tried to convince 56-year-old Hari Sabar to send her 7-year-old daughter to school, he never took them seriously. For S...
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E-Library, Swayam Portal to Help Achieve Zero Illiteracy: HRD Minister
"Even the Saarc (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) nations have asked us to extend these resources to them and we are doing it."
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India has 37 per cent of the world's illiterate adults
India has by far the largest population of illiterate adults -- 287 million or 37 percent of the global total, said a report released on Wednesday.
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India has 270 million illiterates: Report
About 270 million people aged 15 years and older still remain illiterate in India, despite the country making major progress in cutting down the number of school drop-outs over the years, according to a report.
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Illiteracy makes Naxalism attractive: Slain cop's wife
Sunita Induwar, wife of slain cop, Francis Induwar says education and employment will keep tribals away from Naxalism.
