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To put a brake on the trend of many students from Tripura going outside for study mainly in the field of information technology, the Government of Tripura is also set to open more Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) in the State. Disclosing this to Hueiyen Lanpao during an exclusive interview, Bhanulal Shah, who is the Minister in-charge of Education, Culture, Food & Election, Government of Tripura, pointed out that with a literacy rate of 87.75 percent Tripura ranked 4th position in India in 2011 and we are aiming to make a major breakthrough of attaining cent percent literacy rate in the coming year. "Today, even parents in remote areas of the State have started thinking about educating their children to make them doctors and engineers. So, to give more impetus in the field of education, the Government of Tripura is planning to set up one polytechnic at every district headquarters and one IIIT in every sub-division to ensure that every student can have accessed to education", Bhanulal disclosed.
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