International Literacy Day: Bhopal Achieves Just 14% Of Adult Literacy Target As Smaller MP Districts Race Ahead
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Madhya Pradesh’s adult literacy drive presents a stark urban-rural contrast, with major cities lagging far behind their targets. Bhopal has achieved just 14% of its target, while Gwalior and Sagar are at 34% each and Indore at 36%, according to district-wise Understanding of Lifelong Learning for All in Society (ULLAS) data. Bhopal has the weakest performance in achieving…
Madhya Pradesh's adult literacy initiative, known as ULLAS, reveals a stark contrast between urban and rural districts. The capital city of Bhopal has achieved a mere 14% of its literacy target, leaving 86% still unmet. In contrast, Gwalior and Sagar have each reached 34% of their targets, while Indore has surpassed the mark with 36%.
The weak performance in Bhopal is attributed to difficulties in locating and motivating adult learners, particularly those who are working, elderly, or have limited access to learning centers. The district-wise ULLAS data highlights the challenges faced in reaching and retaining adult learners, emphasizing the need for effective community mobilization and follow-up mechanisms.
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