Andhra Pradesh aims to achieve 100% literacy by 2027, says CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has announced a goal to achieve 100% literacy in the state by 2027. He emphasized the need to integrate modern technologies like AI and robotics into the curriculum while maintaining a focus on traditional values and practical learning.
Why it matters
This policy shift highlights the growing importance of aligning regional education systems with global technological advancements to prepare the future workforce.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday called for sweeping reforms in the education system to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology, adding that the government aims to achieve 100% literacy in Andhra Pradesh by 2027.
Courses from the school level to higher education must be restructured to meet future requirements, and teachers have a crucial responsibility in preparing students for emerging challenges, he said while speaking at the Teachers’ Day celebrations.
The Chief Minister greeted teachers on the occasion and urged them to create awareness among students about emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum technology, robotics and data analytics.
Mr. Naidu said that despite the growing use of AI and other technologies, teachers can never be replaced. Along with technological knowledge, students must be equipped with values, culture, patriotism and love for the nature.
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