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Today, when are on the threshold of a new era, it is all the more necessary to have this goal clearly before us. For, a greater India is in the making and it is on the thought, care and attention bestowed on the illiterates, so that to ensure the welfare of the future generation. In India, illiteracy is one of the fieriest problems that require much care and attention because it is very crucial in its significance and broader in its scope, than any other social problem. It constitutes a considerable proportion of the total population.

KEYWORDS: illiterates, generation, Education, continuing education

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