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Why are tribal students still dropping out of school in Kerala? | In Focus podcast

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Priya Baburaj
Why are tribal students still dropping out of school in Kerala? | In Focus podcast
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This podcast episode explores the persistent school dropout rates among tribal communities in Kerala despite the state's high overall literacy. It examines the barriers to education and highlights successful local interventions, such as the Serve India Adivasi LP School.

Kerala is known for its high literacy rate and strong public education system. Yet, several tribal communities in the State continue to face barriers in accessing and completing education. According to the 2011 Census, the Cholanaickan community in Kerala had a literacy rate of just 15.3%, pointing to the wide gaps that persist within the State.

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