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Mamata Banerjee hails teachers after PM’s council says Bengal tops Literacy Index

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KOLKATA, Dec 18: With West Bengal having topped the charts among large states in ‘Foundational Literacy and Numeracy Index’, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today extended her wishes to teachers, parents and officials of the education department.
Taking to Twitter, Mamata Banerjee shared the “great news”, attaching a media report that gave the details.

“Great news for West Bengal! We have secured the top rank among larger states on the ‘Foundational Literacy & Numeracy Index’. I congratulate all teachers, guardians & members of our Education Department for this outstanding achievement!” she tweeted.

Bengal has occupied the top position and Bihar languished at the bottom in the ‘large states’ category on the ‘Index on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy’ – an indicator of literacy among children below 10 years.

(Courtesy: ndtv.com)

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