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why literacy rate was very low in Hyderabad state during nizam'srule​

Answer 1

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→Private Telugu schools were not allowed to start, and they also didn't allow students to join Osmania University.

→Thus, by 1941, literacy rate in Hyderabad was only 9.3% of the total population (4.3% of women were literate) which was low as compared to the other princely states.

Answer 2

Thus, private Telugu schools were not allowed to start, and they also didn't allow students to join Osmania University. Thus, by 1941, literacy rate in Hyderabad was only 9.3% of the total population (4.3% of women were literate) which was low as compared to the other princely states.

Hyderabad, the largest princely state at the time of Indian independence was caught in a confusing web, partly of its own making. Congress, Arya Samajis and Communists were running freedom movements both for the liberation of Hyderabad from Nizam's rule and an end to feudalism.

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