write any three steps taken by the government to remove illiteracy
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Explanation:
Indian Government is trying their best to improve the literacy level in the country and they have taken many necessary steps in recent times to improve the over all education system in both city and rural areas. It is true that in recent years they have been able to bring more and more students in the arena of education. However, still four of ten Indian people are illiterate according to a report of UNESCO.
Free Education:
Free education system is more and more spread by the Government in various areas of India especially in the rural territories.
Establishing new schools:
Few decades ago, lack of schools was a huge problem especially in rural areas.
Various schemes:
Government has taken various effective schemes to spread education in more and more students in various remote areas. Sarva Siksha Aviyan Scheme is one of them. In this scheme, the government is providing education to many a student absolutely free. Mid Day meal scheme has also been extremely successful to bring more students in the schools. As the students are getting the food in schools, the parents are sending their students in schools rather than in a hotel to become a child labor. However, it is true that in various places all these facilities are not properly received.
Steps taken by the government to remove illiteracy:
- 'Sarva Siksha Abhiyan' was started which aimed at providing elementary education to the children in between the age of 6-14 years.
- Mid day meal scheme was introduced which resulted in better attendance and nutritional status of school going children.
- Many campaigns were organized to promote education in rural areas esspecially for girl child.