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Tamil Nadu CM Stalin meets DMK minister Senthil Balaji in Chennai hospital, says, "People will teach BJP..." MK Stalin on Senthil Balaji: Tamil Nadu chief minister issued a statement stating that DMK will not be intimidated by the threats of the BJP and that people will teach the BJP a lesson in the 2024 elections. He also said both Senthil Balaji and the DMK will bravely fight this case legally. Image Source : MK STALIN (TWITTER) Tamil Nadu CM Stalin meets DMK minister Senthil Balaji in hospital, says, "People will teach BJP..." MK Stalin on Senthil Balaji : Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin today (June 14) met with State minister Senthil Balaji at the Omandurar government hospital in Chennai. Balaji was hospitalised after he complained of chest pain during questioning by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). While Stalin arrived at the hospital to meet with Balaji, the Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise, several DMK workers raised slogans against Governor RN Ravi outside the facility. CM Stalin allegations: Stalin in his statement alleged that the ED officials had tortured Senthil Balaji to such an extent during the interrogation that he suffered chest pain. Even after he said that he was cooperating with the probe officials he was even when the minister said he would cooperate with the agency's investigation, he was still pressured to the point that he suffered chest pain, Stalin said. Stalin issued the statement hours after the ED took into custody Balaji a...

Deadline: March 19, 2023 Applications are open for the fourth round of Through this experience of teaching in classrooms and working with key education stakeholders like students, principals and parents, Teach for India Fellows get exposed to the grassroot realities of India’s education system and begin to cultivate the knowledge, skills, and mindsets necessary to attain positions of leadership in education and identify their role in building a wider movement for educational equity in the country. Fellows transform the life paths of children in their classroom, and in turn, transform themselves towards leadership in educational equity. Fellows are placed as full-time teachers, for 2 years, in government or low-income private schools. They teach English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, in English, across Grades 1 to 10. Teach For India Fellows teach on-ground in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune. Benefits • Teach For India Fellows will be paid a salary of Rs. 20,412 per month. • If required to relocate from their home city, Fellows will be given a housing allowance ranging from Rs. 5,300 to Rs. 10,000, depending on the city in which they will stay. • In addition, Fellows will receive an allowance for school supplies. Eligibility • You must be an Indian Citizen or an Overseas Citizen of India; • You must have graduated with a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree by June/July 2023; • This must be your first application to the 2023 co...

The education crisis in India runs wide, and deep. 97 million children living in India – one in five – are estimated to be multidimensionally poor. 75% of students are falling behind by grade 3, and 56% of grade 5 students cannot read a grade two text. A student in India who has lost a year of learning may only be able to bridge their learning in 9 years. Our ability to equip and empower these current and future citizens for a dynamic 21 st century will shape the security, harmony, and prosperity of the largest democracy on our planet. We need to act now. We are bridging the education divide in India by supporting Teach For India’s mission of building a movement of leaders. • We partner with individual and institutional champions of educational equity to raise vital resources that enable learning access for its students, helping them fulfill their true potential. • We provide intellectual resources to develop a collective leadership to ensure all children attain an excellent education. • We inspire our community to engage with Teach For India’s work through the Fellowship, volunteer work, and raising awareness.

Mumbai – Teach For India Fellowship is a nationwide movement that aims to eliminate educational inequity. And we believe the best way to do that is by cultivating a movement of leaders who will ensure an excellent and equitable education for all children, which will ultimately bring a social shift for an India filled with love and compassion. The Teach For India Fellowship is a promising avenue for India’s youth and working professionals to bring equity in education by serving as full-time teachers to children from low-income communities in under-resourced schools. “ What I find very attractive about Teach For India Fellowship is that it has the potential to change the educational inequity in India, and it has the potential to make leaders out of the Fellows who can not only get into a good position at work or join a university of their choice but transform their lives ” – Arnavaz Aga (Anu Aga), Founder Trustee – Teach For India. Present in 8 cities (Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune and Kolkata), selected Fellows are placed as full-time teachers, for 2 years, in government or low-income private schools where they teach English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies across Grades 1 to 10. Nisaba Godrej, Chairperson and Trustee, Teach For India shared her powerful message on the Fellowship – “One sense that I always get being around a Fellow or Alumni is that this is what goodness and inspiration in the world looks like. And after being around ...

The Teach For India model Some of the brightest young minds from India’s best universities and workplaces join the Teach For India movement as a Fellow. These Fellows serve as full time teachers for two years across 260 under-resourced schools in seven cities, impacting the lives of 32,000 children from underprivileged backgrounds. The two years spent teaching and working in close association with key education stakeholders is an opportunity for Fellows to comprehend the grassroots reality of India’s education system. At the end of the two years, the Fellows acquire the knowledge, skills, and mindset to take up leadership positions in and beyond education. "Teach For India Alums work at various levels of the system. They are involved in educational policy-making, serve as teachers and school leaders, launch their own initiatives and organisations, and work to spread awareness about the movement," says Sara Khan, Director of Development, Teach for India. Teach For India’s model employs a strict recruitment and selection process, teacher training, and leadership development programme. The impact on the students themselves and the leadership growth of Fellows are measured regularly. And finally, considerable importance is given to the impact the Alumni have on the education system as a whole. Using technology to meet goals For most nonprofit organisations, getting exposure for their cause and raising funds is a key concern. Teach For India leverages the power of technology to...

The education crisis in India runs wide, and deep. 97 million children living in India – one in five – are estimated to be multidimensionally poor. 75% of students are falling behind by grade 3, and 56% of grade 5 students cannot read a grade two text. A student in India who has lost a year of learning may only be able to bridge their learning in 9 years. Our ability to equip and empower these current and future citizens for a dynamic 21 st century will shape the security, harmony, and prosperity of the largest democracy on our planet. We need to act now. We are bridging the education divide in India by supporting Teach For India’s mission of building a movement of leaders. • We partner with individual and institutional champions of educational equity to raise vital resources that enable learning access for its students, helping them fulfill their true potential. • We provide intellectual resources to develop a collective leadership to ensure all children attain an excellent education. • We inspire our community to engage with Teach For India’s work through the Fellowship, volunteer work, and raising awareness.

The Teach For India model Some of the brightest young minds from India’s best universities and workplaces join the Teach For India movement as a Fellow. These Fellows serve as full time teachers for two years across 260 under-resourced schools in seven cities, impacting the lives of 32,000 children from underprivileged backgrounds. The two years spent teaching and working in close association with key education stakeholders is an opportunity for Fellows to comprehend the grassroots reality of India’s education system. At the end of the two years, the Fellows acquire the knowledge, skills, and mindset to take up leadership positions in and beyond education. "Teach For India Alums work at various levels of the system. They are involved in educational policy-making, serve as teachers and school leaders, launch their own initiatives and organisations, and work to spread awareness about the movement," says Sara Khan, Director of Development, Teach for India. Teach For India’s model employs a strict recruitment and selection process, teacher training, and leadership development programme. The impact on the students themselves and the leadership growth of Fellows are measured regularly. And finally, considerable importance is given to the impact the Alumni have on the education system as a whole. Using technology to meet goals For most nonprofit organisations, getting exposure for their cause and raising funds is a key concern. Teach For India leverages the power of technology to...

Tamil Nadu CM Stalin meets DMK minister Senthil Balaji in Chennai hospital, says, "People will teach BJP..." MK Stalin on Senthil Balaji: Tamil Nadu chief minister issued a statement stating that DMK will not be intimidated by the threats of the BJP and that people will teach the BJP a lesson in the 2024 elections. He also said both Senthil Balaji and the DMK will bravely fight this case legally. Image Source : MK STALIN (TWITTER) Tamil Nadu CM Stalin meets DMK minister Senthil Balaji in hospital, says, "People will teach BJP..." MK Stalin on Senthil Balaji : Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin today (June 14) met with State minister Senthil Balaji at the Omandurar government hospital in Chennai. Balaji was hospitalised after he complained of chest pain during questioning by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). While Stalin arrived at the hospital to meet with Balaji, the Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise, several DMK workers raised slogans against Governor RN Ravi outside the facility. CM Stalin allegations: Stalin in his statement alleged that the ED officials had tortured Senthil Balaji to such an extent during the interrogation that he suffered chest pain. Even after he said that he was cooperating with the probe officials he was even when the minister said he would cooperate with the agency's investigation, he was still pressured to the point that he suffered chest pain, Stalin said. Stalin issued the statement hours after the ED took into custody Balaji a...

Deadline: March 19, 2023 Applications are open for the fourth round of Through this experience of teaching in classrooms and working with key education stakeholders like students, principals and parents, Teach for India Fellows get exposed to the grassroot realities of India’s education system and begin to cultivate the knowledge, skills, and mindsets necessary to attain positions of leadership in education and identify their role in building a wider movement for educational equity in the country. Fellows transform the life paths of children in their classroom, and in turn, transform themselves towards leadership in educational equity. Fellows are placed as full-time teachers, for 2 years, in government or low-income private schools. They teach English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, in English, across Grades 1 to 10. Teach For India Fellows teach on-ground in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune. Benefits • Teach For India Fellows will be paid a salary of Rs. 20,412 per month. • If required to relocate from their home city, Fellows will be given a housing allowance ranging from Rs. 5,300 to Rs. 10,000, depending on the city in which they will stay. • In addition, Fellows will receive an allowance for school supplies. Eligibility • You must be an Indian Citizen or an Overseas Citizen of India; • You must have graduated with a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree by June/July 2023; • This must be your first application to the 2023 co...