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Uttarakhand becomes sixth fully literate state
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NDTV
· Jul 8, 2026
Uttarakhand Becomes Country's 6th Fully Literate State
Uttarakhand on Wednesday became the country's sixth fully literate state under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the 'ULLAS' (Understanding Lifelong Learning for All in Society) programme,...
OneIndia
· Jul 8, 2026
Uttarakhand Fully Literate under NEP 2020 and ULLAS, Governor Approves Proposal
Uttarakhand becomes India’s sixth fully literate state under NEP 2020 and the ULLAS programme, meeting adult literacy benchmarks, officials say.
India TV News
· Jun 26, 2026
CBSE three-language rule eased; What's new for Class 7 to 9 students?
In a major relief, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has clarified that students from Class 7 to 9 can continue with their existing foreign language combination till Class 10. The students who have opted for two foreign languages under the existing system will not be asked to replace with an Indian language, reported news agency ANI quoting Ministry of Education sources. The CBSE has issued clarifications weeks after the May circular that stated students entering Class 9 must study three languages with at least two being Indian languages in line with the National Curriculum Framework (NCF).
The Economic Times
· Jul 4, 2026
Change certain in Uttarakhand: Cong
Change certain in Uttarakhand: Cong
UrduPoint
· Jul 2, 2026
Pakistan, Kashmir inseparable, says Rana Qasim Noon
Pakistan, Kashmir inseparable, says Rana Qasim Noon
India Today
· Jul 5, 2026
Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use
Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use
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Related coverage for "Uttarakhand becomes sixth fully literate state ": NDTV — Uttarakhand Becomes Country's 6th Fully Literate State. OneIndia — Uttarakhand Fully Literate under NEP 2020 and ULLAS, Governor Approves Proposal. India TV News — CBSE three-language rule eased; What's new for Class 7 to 9 students? . The Economic Times — Change certain in Uttarakhand: Cong . UrduPoint — Pakistan, Kashmir inseparable, says Rana Qasim Noon. India Today — Assam Assembly adds Hindi as official language, Bodo Assamese will stay in use