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Problem statement |
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Only 65.4% of Indian population knows how to read and write.
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350 millions(35%) of people can’t read and write.
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In 1000 children 82 of them where sent to hazardous labor jobs due to poverty.
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5 Lakhs formal schools for population of 2390 lakhs.
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14% of schools doesn’t have proper building.
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38% of schools doesn’t have black board.
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30% of schools have only one teacher.
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58% of schools doesn’t have drinking water.
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70% of children drop out before class ten(10th).
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State Groupings (On the basis of literacy rate, State/UTs can be grouped as follows) |
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High Literacy Rate (80% and above) – Kerala (90.86%), Mizoram (88.80%), Lakshadweep (86.66%), Goa (82.01%), Chandigarh (81.94%), Delhi (81.67%), A & N Islands (81.30%) and Pondicherry (81.24%).
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Literacy Rate above national average (64.8%) and below 80% - Daman & Diu (78.18%), Maharashtra (76.88%), Himachal Pradesh (76.48%), Tamil Nadu (73.45%), Tripura (73.19%), Uttaranchal (71.62%), Manipur (70.53%), Punjab (69.65%), Gujarat (69.14%), Sikkim (68.81%), West Bengal (68.64%), Haryana (67.91%), Karnataka (66.64%) and Nagaland (66.59%).
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Literacy Rate below national average (64.8%) – Chhattisgarh (64.66%), Madhya Pradesh (63.74%), Assam (63.25%), Orissa (63.08%), Meghalaya (62.56%), Andhra Pradesh (60.47%), Rajasthan (60.41%), Dadra & Nagar Haveli (57.63%), Uttar Pradesh (56.27%), Jammu & Kashmir (55.52%), Arunachal Pradesh (54.34%), Jharkhand (53.56%) and Bihar (47.00%).
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Illiteracy |
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In terms of the size of illiteracy, eight States, viz. Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Karnataka and Maharastra had more than 15 million illiterates each and accounted for 69.7 per cent of the illiterate population of the country.
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The first four of these states - Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan are in Hindi belt and have 42.76% illiterates.
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Number of non-literates in these States - Uttar Pradesh (58.85 million), Bihar (35.08 million), Rajasthan (18.15 million) and Madhya Pradesh (17.97 million).
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In Bihar the number of illiterates increased from 31.98 million in 1991 to 35.08 million in 2001.
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Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh have 10.21 million and 6.10 million illiterates in 2001.
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It means that 48.12% of the non-literates reside in these six Hindi-speaking States.
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Other States having more than 10 million illiterates are: Orissa (11.61 million), Gujarat (13.31 million) and Tamil Nadu (14.65 million).
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