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India plans International Literacy Day celebration, awards

On September 8, 2008, the celebration of the International Literacy Day will reiterate India’s commitment to eliminate the problem of illiteracy. As in previous years, the function will be organized by the National Literacy Mission (Ministry of Human Resource Development).

The key aspect of the observance of International Literacy Day is the need to mobilize public in favor of the struggle against illiteracy. It is also a reminder to all responsible citizens that the huge task of making our entire society literate is yet to be fulfilled and for this we need to sensitize people in each stratum. Read more about the planned celebration at the Government of India's Press Information Bureau online.

Posted by Louise Ash on 05 September 2008 in Low Literacy

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