Appointed, ignored & unpaid: Meet India's 'invisible' teachers

Across India, numerous educators face dire financial circumstances despite their dedication. Md Aftab Alam, for instance, has taught for 42 years without pay, highlighting a systemic issue of exploitation. The Supreme Court's intervention in Gujarat underscores the need for fair compensation, yet many teachers continue to work for meager salaries or even without any income, jeopardizing the future of education.
Across India, numerous educators face dire financial circumstances despite their dedication. Md Aftab Alam, for instance, has taught for 42 years without pay, highlighting a systemic issue of exploitation. The Supreme Court's intervention in Gujarat underscores the need for fair compensation, yet many teachers continue to work for meager salaries or even without any income, jeopardizing the future of education.

from India News | Latest India News Headlines Today and Live Updates from India - Times of India Across India, numerous educators face dire financial circumstances despite their dedication. Md Aftab Alam, for instance, has taught for 42 years without pay, highlighting a systemic issue of exploitation. The Supreme Court's intervention in Gujarat underscores the need for fair compensation, yet many teachers continue to work for meager salaries or even without any income, jeopardizing the future of education.
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