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Nagaland explores long term partnership to boost learning in Government schools

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Nagaland explores long term partnership to boost learning in Government schools

Nagaland is teaming up with both Indian and German philanthropic groups to improve the quality of education in its government schools.

The collaborative discussions have led to a proposed five-year plan, emphasizing teacher training and enhancing digital infrastructure.

By involving local organizations, the initiative seeks to boost student learning outcomes and create job opportunities that encourage young individuals to remain in Nagaland.

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