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Which District of Tripura has the Lowest Literacy Rate?

Tripura, a state in northeastern India, is known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes. Despite progress in education, some districts still face challenges in literacy. The district with the lowest literacy rate in Tripura is South Tripura. This article will explore the literacy statistics, reasons behind the low literacy rate, and efforts being made to improve education in the district.

An Overview of Tripura

Tripura is a state in Northeast India, known for its rich cultural heritage and history. Covering 10,491 km², it is the third-smallest state with a population of 3.67 million. Bordered by Bangladesh, Assam, and Mizoram, its capital is Agartala. Tripura, once ruled by the Manikya Dynasty, joined India in 1949 and became a full-fledged state in 1972. It has a majority Bengali population, with Bengali, English, and Kokborok as official languages.

Number of Districts of Tripura

Tripura, a state in Northeast India, is divided into 8 districts. Agartala, the capital and largest city, serves as the administrative and cultural center. The districts are further divided into 23 sub-divisions, each contributing to the state’s governance and development efforts.

Literacy Rate in Tripura

Tripura boasts an impressive overall literacy rate of 87.75%. Male literacy stands at 92.18%, while the female literacy rate is 83.14%. This highlights significant educational progress in the state, though there remains a gender gap that continues to be addressed through various initiatives.

District of Tripura with the Lowest Literacy Rate

South Tripura, with a population of 876,001, has the lowest literacy rate in the state, standing at 84.66%. Of the total population, 646,810 people are literate. Despite this, efforts continue to improve educational access and literacy levels in the district.

Second District of Tripura with the Lowest Literacy Rate

Dhalai, with a population of 378,230, has the second-lowest literacy rate in Tripura, recorded at 85.72%. Out of the total population, 276,217 people are literate. The district faces educational challenges, but ongoing initiatives aim to enhance literacy and educational opportunities for its residents.

Akansha Arora

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