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How will we achieve100% literacy in India ?


Question:

Mr. Nahid Raza-The National UN Volunteer:

How will we achieve100% literacy in India?

Answers:

• Mr. Alok Kumar Mohanty-The National UN Volunteer:
Literacy and education are two different things. One might be educated because of his/her experience but may not be literate ( to read & write). To enhance literacy our govt is running Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. However, engagement with people in village, town level during their free time, beginning to link literacy with the day to day functioning may help.

• Mrs Sunita Singh:
There are lot many initiative govt has taken to bring 100% literacy rate .
Question is will all these initiative of govt would achieve the target ? I think no - because if there is no will to gain education we can not instil it in any one . So not only motivation but govt has to create such environment for every ine where they can attain education with out stress and fear . Some kind of motivation as mr . Anand kumar initiated in patna - The Super 30 .  If basic need would be fulfilled then only people would take interest in being literate.

• Mr. Anand Kumar UNV:
Best solution I feel is 'EACH ONE TEACH ONE.' But it requires lot of moral character and patriotism.

•  MrsSuman Purohit Das UNV:
Our aim of 100% literacy in India is only achieved by reaching out to the one in need. We need to identify and seriously take action for why children are not being sent to schools in remote areas, slum areas and villages. Regular tracking of all government programmes for free education, teachers reporting, quality teaching etc in such area schools must be assessed on priority basis. *Empower educationists to handle schools rather than business tycoons*. Need to eradicate the evil corruption. Zero corruption in employment sector is expected. Mandatory 25% admission to bpl children in every school, just not on papers to showcase. Promote girl child education to achieve this target.

• Mrs Farhana UNV:
Uneducated once should be educated by Educated once without out any fee with mercy. By imposing strict actions on those who prevent girl child to go to school. Running compulsory mass adult education campaign , and offering free education to all.

• Dr Shakila Banu UNV: India is a land of villages, education must spread to villages educate  them and encourage them to take up jobs in towns nd cities. Girls should be allowed to get education provide them all the facilities should check drop outs.

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