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Nipun Bharat: Success or failure?

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The Hindu Bureau
Nipun Bharat: Success or failure?
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The NIPUN Bharat Mission, aimed at achieving foundational literacy and numeracy in Indian schools, marks its fifth anniversary with mixed results. While some progress is noted, data suggests a significant majority of students still struggle to meet basic reading standards.

This July marked the fifth anniversary of the NIPUN Bharat Mission, which aims to attain foundational literacy and numeracy by the end of Grade 3, by 2026-27. The goal is to ensure that every child in India can read with understanding and do basic math by Grade 2. With ₹2,700 crore in annual funding, it now reaches over five crore children and 17 lakh teachers across six lakh schools. NIPUN earmarks ₹500/student per year for quality teaching-learning materials (TLMs) and ₹150/teacher for teacher resources and training.

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