In other countries, teaching is considered a respected and service-oriented profession. We also have reports and suggestions from various commissions that the service facilities provided to teachers should be made more attractive than other professions in order to sustain the entry of the most qualified manpower into the teaching profession. But no government has paid attention to this.

Therefore, on the one hand, this profession has not become a priority for the unemployed and educated, and on the other hand, those who are in the teaching profession are also not satisfied. On top of that, the morale of teachers has fallen due to the many pressures that some local levels give to teachers.

In 2048/49, those who have worked at any level for one academic year are automatically made permanent. Seeing that facility, the latter would have made us permanent in the same way. There were 17 types of teachers while taking measures to solve the immediate problem. Those with less facilities would seek more facilities. Even when Gopalman Shrestha was the education minister last time in 2075, many teachers were able to get tenure in an easy way. When this happens, there can be a mentality that says, "Any demand will be fulfilled if the government wants it!"

Somewhere the number of teachers and students is equal! Forced to teach by having 60/70 students in one class! Even in a school with 15 students, four or five teachers, staff, and office assistants had to be there.

To remind the government that despite agreeing to improve the educational situation and forget to implement it, this time the teacher's movement with the educational strike reached 17 days. Meanwhile, the criticism of teachers has increased without paying attention to the fact that the government is not serious about the demand. In addition to joining back to school teaching, pressure is increasing on teachers to check the answer sheets of the SEE exam and to participate in the conduct of class 12 exams. The government will always be harsh and the teacher will always be soft. Which has happened so far.

– Indrakumar Shrey Sth, Okhaldhunga