Fully Literate Villages of India

Fully Literate Villages of India

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 01, 2025
India’s first village to achieve 100% literacy, Pothanikkad values books and human connection over smartphones and screens even today.

Pothanikkad – Kerala

India’s first village to achieve 100% literacy, Pothanikkad values books and human connection over smartphones and screens even today.

Famed for cleanliness and full literacy, this village thrives without digital tools, focusing on oral learning and community knowledge-sharing.

Mawlynnong – Meghalaya

Famed for cleanliness and full literacy, this village thrives without digital tools, focusing on oral learning and community knowledge-sharing.

With zero illiteracy and minimal gadget use, this village emphasizes sustainable farming and collective wisdom over modern distractions.

Hiware Bazar – Maharashtra

With zero illiteracy and minimal gadget use, this village emphasizes sustainable farming and collective wisdom over modern distractions.

Dharnai – Bihar

Though powered by solar energy, Dharnai relies on traditional methods for learning. Locals prefer libraries over digital platforms.

Kodinhi – Kerala

Known for its twin population, this village also maintains high literacy with low tech dependence, focusing on people-centric learning.

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Ralegan Siddhi – Maharashtra

Spearheaded by Anna Hazare, the village blends Gandhian ideals with grassroots education, rejecting tech for practical, real-world skills.

Chappar – Haryana

With a woman sarpanch and full literacy, Chappar has chosen education empowerment over digital life, especially for its female residents.

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