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Nagaland Aims for World‑Class Schools After Literacy Hits 95.7%
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🗓 06 Sep 2026, 10:18 AM
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The state government of Nagaland announced plans to develop world‑class schools following a literacy rate of 95.7%.
Nagaland's latest literacy survey shows the state has achieved a 95.7% literacy rate, marking a notable rise in educational attainment. The figure reflects sustained efforts by the state administration and local communities to improve basic education.
In response, the Nagaland government has outlined a programme to upgrade existing schools and establish new institutions that meet international standards. The plan includes modernising infrastructure, introducing advanced curricula, and enhancing teacher training to raise the overall quality of instruction.
Officials say the drive for world‑class schools is part of a broader strategy to equip students with skills needed for a competitive economy and to sustain the high literacy levels already recorded.
In response, the Nagaland government has outlined a programme to upgrade existing schools and establish new institutions that meet international standards. The plan includes modernising infrastructure, introducing advanced curricula, and enhancing teacher training to raise the overall quality of instruction.
Officials say the drive for world‑class schools is part of a broader strategy to equip students with skills needed for a competitive economy and to sustain the high literacy levels already recorded.