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    The document discusses illiteracy in India and debates the effectiveness of the Right to Education Act (RTE Act). In 3 sentences: The RTE Act only provides basic education up to age 14, which may not be enough to earn a living and could lead to poverty. Common causes of adult illiteracy include having uneducated parents, lack of books at home, poverty, and learning disabilities that prevent access to education resources. While the RTE Act aims to reduce illiteracy, some tribal communities do not want formal education for their children due to not wanting involvement in the modern world.

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    Debate: Illiteracy Has A Solution: My Part Against

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    DEBATE : ILLITERACY HAS A

    SOLUTION
    MY PART AGAINST
    COUNTER TO R T E ACT

    1. I agree that R T E ACT is a step taken for decresing illiteracy but it is


    only for ages from 6 to 14 that is the basic education that is needed to
    only read and write but not for earning money and that can lead
    poverty not having money to teach their child
    POINT

    • the most frequent causes of illiteracy in adults are having parents


    with little schooling, lack of books at home and lack of reading
    stimulation as a child, dropping out of school, difficult living conditions
    including poverty, and learning disabilities. ... They can't get books.
    • The overall literacy rate in India is 69.1 per cent. The number
    includes the literacy rate in both rural and urban India.
    POINT

    • Literacy is not possible as people that are tribal do not want their children or
    themselves to get in touch or get involved in the modern world

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