Teachers on road on the occasion of ‘Teacher’s day’

Last updated Sep 8, 2018

NP NEWS NETWORK

Aurangabad

Teacher’s Day is a day to give tribute to all the teachers out there. A day only dedicated to the teachers, who make endless efforts for the betterment of the children, for their education. Their immense in the field of education is commendable.

Everyone knows the value of the teachers in our life, what role they play in our life. We are nothing without our teachers who guide us throughout, as they play a very important role in shaping our character! We are nothing without teachers. But this time the teachers came on roads to fight for their rights. Some teachers had to beg on this day.

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On Wednesday, teachers were seen on the roads to attract the attention towards their pending demands. Teachers have begged on the occasion of Teachers Day at Kranti Chowk, Aurangabad. Teachers had problems regarding their salary and employment and that jobs are not being confirmed to them, that is why they came on the roads and gave the holiday to schools.

“Teachers will protest for their rights, and all unaided schools from the state will remain closed. If the government does not take notice, then Maha Aadolan will be started from 2 October.” This was the statement of Khanderao Jagdale, the Vice President of Unaided School Action Committee.

Teachers have to face daily problems like lack of support from parents, sometimes criticism from the public, the unwillingness of students about learning especially in rural areas. With all these problems they have also faced challenges like handling the number of students, give updated knowledge to them, arranging parents meeting to reduce the thinking gap between students and their parents. Despite all these problems and challenges, they have complained about jobs and employment, but still, the government is not fulfilling their demands.

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Teacher’s day is celebrated on 5 September of every year on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He was India’s former president, teacher, philosopher, scholar, and politician. This day is celebrated in 1962 to give honor to teacher’s contribution. The government should fulfill their demands as they are the creators of the next generation.