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Shashi Tharoor Performs Unique Ritual With 2-Year-Old Kerala Boy, Shares Pics
During the ritual, the parent or the guru makes the child write the words 'Om Shri' on a platter of rice.
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This Kerala Village All Set To Earn 100% Literacy In Hindi
Authorities aim to declare Chelannur a complete Hindi literate panchayat, the first such civic body in Kerala and probably the first in south India, by Republic Day next year
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Kerala Village Aims To Achieve 100 Per Cent Literacy In Hindi
The objective is to declare Chelannur a complete Hindi literate panchayat, the first such civic body in Kerala and probably the first in south India, by Republic Day next year, authorities in the Congress-ruled Chellanur village panchayat said.
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Shashi Tharoor Makes Children Write Their First Words - A Kerala Tradition
Shashi Tharoor, who is running for Congress president, initiated nine children into the world of literacy in a Vijayadashami ritual today.
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Kerala Government To Launch Steps To Achieve Complete Digital Literacy, Says Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Tuesday that the state government is taking measures to attain complete digital literacy, with the goal of making people, particularly children, aware of traps and threats in cyberspace.
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Kerala to Work Towards Achieving Complete Digital Literacy, Educate Children on Cyberspace Threats, CM Says
Kerala’s state government is moving ahead with steps to achieve complete literacy, CM Pinarayi Vijayan said on Tuesday. The CM said the government is working towards making people, especially children, aware of traps and threats in cyberspace. With the increase in use of smartphones during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the CM stated that childre...
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104-Year-Old Kerala Woman Scores 89 Out Of 100 In State Education Exam
The Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority is funded by the state government and aims to promote literacy, continuing education and lifelong learning for all citizens.
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In This Kerala Village, Books Are Available For Free To Read In Roadside Nests
Many people have praised the “Pusthaka Gramam” or book village concept.
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Kerala's "Oldest Learner" Bhageerathi Amma Dies At 107
Kerala's oldest learner Bhageerathi Amma, who passed the literacy examination at the age of 105 two years ago and won the praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, died in Kollam, family sources said.
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Over One Lakh People Achieve Literacy In Kerala In Four Years
Besides tribals, a large number of fisherfolk people and migrant workers who came to Kerala from other states in search of jobs were also among those who either achieved literacy or pursued their discontinued studies through equivalency courses.
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Kerala To Receive Central Funds For Literacy Drive After 10 Years
After a gap of 10 years, Kerala is getting ready to receive the central funds for literacy programmes as the southern state is now part of the union government's ambitious literacy drive "Padhna Likhna Abhiyan," the reading and writing campaign.
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Kerala Tops Literacy Rate List, Andhra Worst Performer
With 96.2 per cent literacy, Kerala has once again emerged as the most literate state in the country, while Andhra Pradesh featured at the bottom with a rate of 66.4 per cent, showed a report based on National Statistical Office (NSO) survey.
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Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia Praises Education Team After Delhi Ranked 2nd Best in Literacy Rate
According to the study, after Kerala, Delhi has the best literacy rate at 88.7 per cent, followed by Uttarkhand's 87.6 per cent, Himachal Pradesh's 86.6 per cent and Assam's at 85.9 per cent.
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International Literacy Day 2020: At 96.2%, Kerala Tops Literacy Chart; Andhra Pradesh Worst Performer At 66.4%
According to the study, after Kerala, Delhi has the best literacy rate at 88.7 per cent, followed by Uttarkhand's 87.6 per cent, Himachal Pradesh's 86.6 per cent and Assam's at 85.9 per cent.
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Migrant Woman From Bihar Tops Malayalam Literacy Exam In Kerala
Malayalam is not her mother tongue, yet a young mother who originally hails from Bihar has emerged as the topper in a literacy examination conducted in Kerala for migrant labourers.
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Shashi Tharoor Performs Unique Ritual With 2-Year-Old Kerala Boy, Shares Pics
During the ritual, the parent or the guru makes the child write the words 'Om Shri' on a platter of rice.
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This Kerala Village All Set To Earn 100% Literacy In Hindi
Authorities aim to declare Chelannur a complete Hindi literate panchayat, the first such civic body in Kerala and probably the first in south India, by Republic Day next year
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Kerala Village Aims To Achieve 100 Per Cent Literacy In Hindi
The objective is to declare Chelannur a complete Hindi literate panchayat, the first such civic body in Kerala and probably the first in south India, by Republic Day next year, authorities in the Congress-ruled Chellanur village panchayat said.
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Shashi Tharoor Makes Children Write Their First Words - A Kerala Tradition
Shashi Tharoor, who is running for Congress president, initiated nine children into the world of literacy in a Vijayadashami ritual today.
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Kerala Government To Launch Steps To Achieve Complete Digital Literacy, Says Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said on Tuesday that the state government is taking measures to attain complete digital literacy, with the goal of making people, particularly children, aware of traps and threats in cyberspace.
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Kerala to Work Towards Achieving Complete Digital Literacy, Educate Children on Cyberspace Threats, CM Says
Kerala’s state government is moving ahead with steps to achieve complete literacy, CM Pinarayi Vijayan said on Tuesday. The CM said the government is working towards making people, especially children, aware of traps and threats in cyberspace. With the increase in use of smartphones during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the CM stated that childre...
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104-Year-Old Kerala Woman Scores 89 Out Of 100 In State Education Exam
The Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority is funded by the state government and aims to promote literacy, continuing education and lifelong learning for all citizens.
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In This Kerala Village, Books Are Available For Free To Read In Roadside Nests
Many people have praised the “Pusthaka Gramam” or book village concept.
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Kerala's "Oldest Learner" Bhageerathi Amma Dies At 107
Kerala's oldest learner Bhageerathi Amma, who passed the literacy examination at the age of 105 two years ago and won the praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, died in Kollam, family sources said.
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Over One Lakh People Achieve Literacy In Kerala In Four Years
Besides tribals, a large number of fisherfolk people and migrant workers who came to Kerala from other states in search of jobs were also among those who either achieved literacy or pursued their discontinued studies through equivalency courses.
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Kerala To Receive Central Funds For Literacy Drive After 10 Years
After a gap of 10 years, Kerala is getting ready to receive the central funds for literacy programmes as the southern state is now part of the union government's ambitious literacy drive "Padhna Likhna Abhiyan," the reading and writing campaign.
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Kerala Tops Literacy Rate List, Andhra Worst Performer
With 96.2 per cent literacy, Kerala has once again emerged as the most literate state in the country, while Andhra Pradesh featured at the bottom with a rate of 66.4 per cent, showed a report based on National Statistical Office (NSO) survey.
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Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia Praises Education Team After Delhi Ranked 2nd Best in Literacy Rate
According to the study, after Kerala, Delhi has the best literacy rate at 88.7 per cent, followed by Uttarkhand's 87.6 per cent, Himachal Pradesh's 86.6 per cent and Assam's at 85.9 per cent.
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International Literacy Day 2020: At 96.2%, Kerala Tops Literacy Chart; Andhra Pradesh Worst Performer At 66.4%
According to the study, after Kerala, Delhi has the best literacy rate at 88.7 per cent, followed by Uttarkhand's 87.6 per cent, Himachal Pradesh's 86.6 per cent and Assam's at 85.9 per cent.
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Migrant Woman From Bihar Tops Malayalam Literacy Exam In Kerala
Malayalam is not her mother tongue, yet a young mother who originally hails from Bihar has emerged as the topper in a literacy examination conducted in Kerala for migrant labourers.
