Teacher Shortage Needs Urgent Action (rep 10/10/2024)

Karnali schools struggle with chronic teacher shortages : From remote areas to urban centres in the province, the shortage of qualified subject-specific teachers continues to affect schools and students, by Tripti Shahi (kp 12/09/2024)

Are Great Teachers Born Or Made?, by Hari Lamsal (rn 26/07/2024)

Teachers to get salary on monthly basis (rn 14/05/2024)

Education ministry directs govt teachers to return to work except those undergoing treatment for severe illnesses (rep 08/05/2024)

Education Minister, Chief Election Commissioner discuss action against party-affiliated teachers (kh 16/04/2024) [The chancellor of all universities must be the prime minister, but teachers are denied the fundamental right to be involved in a political party. This is extremely strange!], Government to crack down on teachers engaged in partisan politics : Ministry of Education asserts action aligns law, court orders, and international practice (kp 17/04/2024) [This is definitely not a practice in truly democratic states! All citizens have the fundamental right to be politically active. Let's take Germany as an example: teachers are active in political parties in large numbers and many of them hold public office, at best taking temporary leave of absence for practical reasons and then returning to their teaching jobs. Punishing teachers for their political engagement is a crime!], Teachers’ union challenges Education Minister Shrestha's policy on political affiliation (rep 19/04/2024) [This is correct and justified on the basis of international concepts of democracy and fundamental human rights!]

Over 2,000 Kathmandu teachers to get training from Kathmandu University : Metropolis officials hope the move will help improve the quality of education in government schools (kp 06/04/2024)

Teachers Service Commission invites applications for 778 positions of temporary teachers (rep 14/02/2024)

Shortage of secondary-level teachers hits schools : Forty secondary schools in Achham district are compelled to make do with underqualified teachers for English, Mathematics, and Science, by Menuja Dhungana (kp 30/01/2024)

Schools in remote areas suffer from teacher crunch : There are 64 secondary schools in Bajura, and of them, only 17 have permanent teacher positions, most of them only one or two permanent teachers, by Arjun Shah (kp 02/01/2024)