Trends and Patterns of literacy in Faridabad Urban (Faridabad District, Haryana)
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Social Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 9
Abstract
Literacy is one of the significant indicators for overall development of Human being. This present paper aimed to study and analyze the spatio-temporal pattern of literacy in Faridabad urban and also examined the male-female and gender gap in literacy. On a whole, there was an imperative increase in literacy rates of Faridabad urban and it had increased from 67.67 percent to 72.72 percent during 2001-2011.Disparities was also found between males and females literacy and literacy rate of males was higher as compared to females of Faridabad urban. As a result, female was far lagging behind male literacy.
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