In Uttar Pradesh, thousands of Shikshamitras and Anudeshaks—qualified, experienced teachers—are surviving on meager ₹9,000–₹10,000 monthly salaries without job security or benefits. While India dreams of becoming a Vishwaguru, its real educators are battling hunger, mental stress, and government neglect. This in-depth report uncovers the ground realities behind the Shikshamitra Crisis 2025.
India’s rising income inequality between permanent employees and underpaid workers, alongside the neglected condition of farmers, reveals a growing humanitarian crisis. A law enforcing equal pay and income distribution is crucial to preserve dignity and democracy.
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The Basic Education Department in Uttar Pradesh operates under policy frameworks like the Right to Education (RTE) Act and the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. These government initiatives have established schools in every village panchayat for grades 1–5 and 6–8, aiming to deliver accessible and quality education to underprivileged and rural children.
This article analyzes four pivotal dimensions — technology, environment, health, and political empowerment — and provides an in-depth, comparative examination of rural and urban youth. Supported by statistics and authoritative reports, it explores their respective challenges, prospects, and differences in intellectual capacity (IQ). The piece also recommends actionable policies for an inclusive and prosperous future.
In today’s digital world, students often struggle to focus due to excessive screen time. A digital detox — consciously stepping away from phones and screens — can restore balance, reduce stress, and improve both academic performance and mental well‑being. This article explains why digital detox is vital for students, its benefits, and how to practice it with simple examples.
