Although India is amongst the ten fastest growing economies in the world, India has the largest number of illiterates also.
According to a recent survey conducted in 780 Government Schools across 13 Indian States key
The survey further shows that while the RTE (Right To Education) act called for sufficient infrastructure
less than 5% schools have all the 9 facilities mentioned in the act.
Over 30% schools had no toilets.
Over 60% had no playgrounds.
A survey in 2007which was conducted across 16,000 villages, found that while many more children were sitting in class, vast numbers of them could not read, write or perform basic arithmetic
According to a recent survey conducted in 780 Government Schools across 13 Indian States key
The survey further shows that while the RTE (Right To Education) act called for sufficient infrastructure
less than 5% schools have all the 9 facilities mentioned in the act.
Over 30% schools had no toilets.
Over 60% had no playgrounds.
A survey in 2007which was conducted across 16,000 villages, found that while many more children were sitting in class, vast numbers of them could not read, write or perform basic arithmetic
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