World Literacy Day

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World Computer Literacy Day was first marked in 2001 by an Indian company in response to a study that said that majority of computer users in the world are men.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) marked September 8 as World Literacy Day in 1966.

World Literacy Day is celebrated on September 8. The main aim of observing this day is to focus on spreading awareness among people regarding the importance of literacy.

Many people have praised the “Pusthaka Gramam” or book village concept.

World Literacy Day 2021: The world celebrates International literacy day today. Literacy is the most valuable aspect of human lives and to remind this, World literacy day is observed every year on September 8.

International Literacy Day 2021: World Literacy Day 2021 will be celebrated tomorrow, September 8 across the globe. This day is celebrated to mark the importance of literacy and to remind that literacy is a right.

International Literacy Day: The Narendra Modi Government has been empowering children and working tirelessly towards its mission of ''Education for All'', Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Tuesday, as he greeted people on International Literacy Day.

World Literacy Day 2020: A policeman in Bengaluru is a role model for many on International Literacy Day. A sub-inspector, in the Karnataka capital devotes his free time teaching children of migrant workers who don't have access to computers and smartphones to attend online classes. Every day, before going to work, he takes a class with a handful o...

International Literacy Day: To remind people of the world the importance of literacy, World Literacy Day is observed every year on September 8. Literacy helps people live with dignity and makes them self-sufficient. This year, Literacy Day assumes even more significance amid the COVID-19 crisis. International Literacy Day is a United Nations design...

September 8 was declared as the International Literacy Day by UNESCO in its 14th General Conference which was held on October 26, 1966.

Over 5 lakh children from 1,500 schools across India participated in special reading sessions as part of a campaign to mark International Literacy Day Thursday.

International Literacy Day highlights the importance of literacy or the ability to read and write for individuals, communities and societies.

This year, International Literacy Day is being celebrated across the world under the theme of 'Literacy in a digital world'.

The Government of India will celebrate the International Literacy Day tomorrow at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. September 8 was declared as the International literacy Day by UNESCO in 1966. The theme for this year's International Literacy Day is 'Literacy in Digital World'.

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World Computer Literacy Day was first marked in 2001 by an Indian company in response to a study that said that majority of computer users in the world are men.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) marked September 8 as World Literacy Day in 1966.

World Literacy Day is celebrated on September 8. The main aim of observing this day is to focus on spreading awareness among people regarding the importance of literacy.

Many people have praised the “Pusthaka Gramam” or book village concept.

World Literacy Day 2021: The world celebrates International literacy day today. Literacy is the most valuable aspect of human lives and to remind this, World literacy day is observed every year on September 8.

International Literacy Day 2021: World Literacy Day 2021 will be celebrated tomorrow, September 8 across the globe. This day is celebrated to mark the importance of literacy and to remind that literacy is a right.

International Literacy Day: The Narendra Modi Government has been empowering children and working tirelessly towards its mission of ''Education for All'', Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Tuesday, as he greeted people on International Literacy Day.

World Literacy Day 2020: A policeman in Bengaluru is a role model for many on International Literacy Day. A sub-inspector, in the Karnataka capital devotes his free time teaching children of migrant workers who don't have access to computers and smartphones to attend online classes. Every day, before going to work, he takes a class with a handful o...

International Literacy Day: To remind people of the world the importance of literacy, World Literacy Day is observed every year on September 8. Literacy helps people live with dignity and makes them self-sufficient. This year, Literacy Day assumes even more significance amid the COVID-19 crisis. International Literacy Day is a United Nations design...

September 8 was declared as the International Literacy Day by UNESCO in its 14th General Conference which was held on October 26, 1966.

Over 5 lakh children from 1,500 schools across India participated in special reading sessions as part of a campaign to mark International Literacy Day Thursday.

International Literacy Day highlights the importance of literacy or the ability to read and write for individuals, communities and societies.

This year, International Literacy Day is being celebrated across the world under the theme of 'Literacy in a digital world'.

The Government of India will celebrate the International Literacy Day tomorrow at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. September 8 was declared as the International literacy Day by UNESCO in 1966. The theme for this year's International Literacy Day is 'Literacy in Digital World'.