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Human Capital Formation In India — Economics STD 12 Commerce — Question

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What are the differences between education and literacy?
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Differences between education and literacy are summarized below:
  1. Education is a much wider concept as compared to literacy.
  2. Literacy refers to ability to read and write. Education includes a change in attitude along with three R's which makes them capable to bring in change in attitude
  3. All educated people are literate but all literate people are not educated.

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