Delhi Government's Unique Focus on Teachers' Foreign Training Under Kejriwal

The Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government prioritizes sending teachers and principals for overseas training. Education Minister Atishi highlighted this initiative while awarding 118 teachers on Teachers' Day. Over 3,000 educators have received advanced training globally, emphasizing the government's commitment to redefining quality education and respect for teachers.

In a groundbreaking move, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government has prioritized sending educators abroad for advanced training, a departure from the conventional focus on ministers and officials. Education Minister Atishi underscored this initiative while awarding 118 teachers on Teachers' Day, terming it an 'education revolution.'

Atishi revealed that over 400 principals and teachers were trained at the University of Cambridge, 950 at the National Institute of Education in Singapore, and 1,700 at IIM-Ahmedabad. This comprehensive training program signifies the government's dedication to enhancing educational standards.

Reflecting on the importance of teachers, Atishi shared her personal experience and stressed the crucial role educators play in shaping future generations. The event also saw special awards given to outstanding teachers, highlighting the profession's revered status in society.

(With inputs from agencies.)