Kejriwal Govt Pioneers Teachers' Overseas Training, Honours Educators on Teachers' Day

The Kejriwal government in Delhi prioritizes sending principals and teachers abroad for advanced training, as stated by Education Minister Atishi. At a Teachers' Day event, she awarded 118 teachers, highlighting their importance and exceptional contributions. Special awards were given to noteworthy educators for their significant efforts and achievements.

The Kejriwal-led Delhi government is setting a unique precedence by prioritizing the advanced training of principals and teachers over ministers and officers, Education Minister Atishi announced on Thursday.

Acknowledging an 'education revolution,' Atishi presented 118 State Teachers' Awards at Tyagaraj Stadium on Teachers' Day. She emphasized the revered status of teachers in India and their vital role in shaping future generations.

With significant training initiatives, 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. Atishi's personal connection to teaching, due to her parents' academic backgrounds, adds depth to her dedication to quality education.

Atishi praised specific educators like Sunita, whose efforts led to the highest school enrolment and notable exam results, and Niharika, a special educator known for her unique connection with children with special needs. Multiple teachers expressed gratitude, recognizing the impact of their hard work and the value of such acknowledgments.

(With inputs from agencies.)