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Indian educational practices: Initiate changes for a better tomorrow

In 2016, New Education Policy was formed to bring revolutionary changes in our education system

Indian educational practices: Initiate changes for a better tomorrow
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Children celebrate International Literacy Day by holding placards at a school in Moradabad

Neha Upalekar
According to statistics, our country’s literacy rate is 74.04%, where in Kerala is considered amongst the most literate state precisely 93.91% and least being Bihar, which stands at 63.82%. Attaining qualitative education in our country has never been a smooth path and requires time to time efforts to replenish its mediums so as to impart knowledge to our fellow citizens. 

In the year 2016, the New Education Policy was formed to bring revolutionary changes in our Indian Educational System. During the colonial times, different institutions were established. US spends approximately 5.4% of its gross domestic product (GDP) on the education sector

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