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In the heart of Jharkhand, a crisis looms as numerous assistant teachers are left without their paychecks for months. This prolonged salary drought has plunged many into a dire financial situation. Despite their consistent appeals to the government and urgent requests from the Chief Minister, no resolution is in sight.

In a groundbreaking move, Bihar's education department is launching a transfer policy impacting more than seven lakh educators. The initiative focuses on placing female teachers in nearby panchayats within their districts while shifting male teachers to bordering blocks.

A ministerial panel in Jharkhand failed to reach a consensus on including Bhojpuri, Magahi, and Angika in the upcoming Teacher Eligibility Test. The decision now rests with Chief Minister Hemant Soren, as the divided committee will submit its suggestions for his final call.

Hazaribag district administration has withheld May salaries for 400 teachers in 59 government schools due to poor performance in JAC board examinations. teachers' associations are protesting, citing the government's deployment of educators for non-academic tasks as a primary reason for the subpar results.

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the RPSC 1st Grade Teacher Exam City Intimation Slip 2026 on its official website. Candidates can check their allotted exam city using their login credentials, while admit cards will be issued on May 28. Aspirants have been advised to verify examination centre details carefully and plan travel arrangements in advance.

Philanthropist Jim Simons revolutionized education giving by channeling funds directly to public school teachers through fellowships. This approach combats teacher burnout and isolation, transforming teaching into a sustainable career. By investing in educators, this model fosters long-term scientific literacy and strengthens public schools, proving that empowering human potential, not just building infrastructure, yields the greatest philanthropic impact.

The Uttar Pradesh government has initiated the recruitment process for 10,000 new teachers in urban schools under the Basic Education Council. Minister of State for Primary Education Sandeep Singh announced that requisitions for the appointments have already been submitted and recruitment will begin shortly. The government will also appoint instructors in upper primary schools. The initiative is aimed at strengthening school staffing and expanding employment opportunities for aspiring teachers and youth across the state.

A teacher at a Jharkhand school has been suspended after an objectionable video played on a smart board. The incident, which occurred after school hours with students present, has sparked a probe. Officials are investigating how the content was displayed and who is responsible, with the acting headmaster also facing potential action.

A government school teacher, Sanjul Kumar Talwar, tragically died in a head-on motorcycle collision near Tikilipada. He was returning home after a ULLAS survey when his bike collided with another carrying three youths. The teacher sustained fatal injuries, while the three youths were also injured.

Amid profound financial upheaval, university and college educators in Bihar are grappling with unpaid salaries and pensions that have been overdue since March. The Federation of University teachers’ Associations of Bihar expressed concern over the struggles faced by both transferred educators and retired staff.

Seventy-nine block education officers face showcause notices. They allegedly delayed forwarding elementary teacher transfer applications. This inaction has impacted the transfer process across districts. The defaulting officers must reply within three days. The directorate views this delay seriously. Suitable action will be taken against those responsible.

A madrasa teacher is detained in Ghaziabad. Mayor Sunita Dayal stopped two minor students carrying a sack of rotten meat. The boys stated a teacher sent them to dump the meat in the Hindon river. Police seized the sack for forensic examination. The teacher, Zubair, is being questioned. Authorities are verifying the madrasa's registration.

The remains of Kresitha Gabil Momin, a beloved 41-year-old violin instructor hailing from East Garo Hills, tragically passed away in Dubai due to a cardiac arrest. On Sunday, her body was flown back to Guwahati Airport, where it was warmly received by her family for the heartfelt journey back to her hometown of Rongjeng.