The Boy Who Cried Wolf in the Digital Age
We all know the fable of the boy who cried wolf, how a shepherd’s repeated false alarms led to a village ignoring his cries when the danger happened for real.…
When 92% Isn’t Enough
Mokokchung is regarded as one of the most literate districts in India, with a commendable literacy rate of around 92%, well above both the state and national averages. This statistic…
Mizoram becomes India’s first fully literate state under ULLAS initiative
Mizoram has been officially declared as India’s first fully literate state under the ULLAS (Understanding Lifelong Learning for All in Society) initiative, a milestone announced by Chief Minister Lalduhoma at…
Education Beyond Literacy
The literacy rate in Nagaland is 79.6%, notably higher than the national average of 73%, with Mokokchung district achieving an impressive literacy rate of 94.63%. These numbers reflect progress in…
C-Edge College promotes financial literacy among homemakers
The Research Committee of C-Edge College (CEC) organized an awareness programme on financial literacy on 20 August, aimed at enlightening homemakers on the importance of financial planning. The event was…
Wokha: Government teachers trained in early childhood education and foundation literacy
Wokha, 17 March (MTNews): A five-day block-level training program aimed at enhancing the capabilities of government teachers in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) and Foundation Literacy and Numeracy (FLN)…
Tuli: Financial literacy camp held
A financial literacy camp with a resource person from the Investment Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN) was successfully conducted on October 27 at the F&RMCA Hall in Tuli. The event…