A teacher with a difference
Notwithstanding the insurmountable changes around us, teachers, as usual, continue to occupy a significant place in our lives, irrespective of our background and nature of academic pursuit.
Notwithstanding the insurmountable changes around us, teachers, as usual, continue to occupy a significant place in our lives, irrespective of our background and nature of academic pursuit.
The protest by candidates of the 69,000 teacher recruitment in Uttar Pradesh entered its second day on Sunday, as demonstrators gathered outside BSP chief Mayawati’s residence in Lucknow, demanding her intervention in their case.
State Minister and Apna Dal ( Sonelal) leader Patel, while sharing this information through social media on Friday, said that the Sitapur teacher incident is very unfortunate.
The CM also transferred Rs 330 crore in the accounts of 55 lakh children for purchasing school uniforms.
Himachal Pradesh continues to grapple with the challenge of single-teacher schools, with 2,964 institutions – 17.1 percent of the total – run by just one teacher, according to the Ministry of Education’s Unified District Information System for Education (UDISE) Plus 2024-25 report released on August 28.
The Darjeeling District Court on Wednesday convicted 23-year-old Mohammad Hasim, a teacher, for sexually molesting a special child studying in a Montessori school, and sentenced him to 40 years of rigorous imprisonment.
The lone teacher of Ahattore Junior High School in Kashipur block of Purulia has lost his job after the Supreme Court verdict. The school has only two guest teachers.
The Delhi Metro Police apprehended a man for writing graffiti on the wall of Mandi House Metro Station, the authorities said on Saturday.
In the wake of the surge in the hoax bomb threats being received across schools in the national capital, Delhi Police on Monday organised a training for the teachers on bomb threats and drug abuse as part of LG VK Saxena’s ‘Samvaad’ programme.
Much acclaimed Rastar Master (teacher on the streets) Deep Narayan Nayak from Jamuria in West Burdwan connected rural Bengal with Finland when he presented his much acclaimed 'Three Generations Learning Model (3GLM)' at an international summit in Helsinki last week.