In a remarkable display of dedication, teachers in West Bengal are balancing their fight for job security wiht their commitment to education. Amid ongoing protests outside the Bikash bhavan, educators are conducting online classes for their students, showcasing their resilience and responsibility.This situation highlights the challenges faced by teachers as they navigate personal and professional hurdles while ensuring their students do not fall behind.
One such teacher, Sauli Ghosh, who teaches philosophy at the Deganga Kartikpur Adarsha Balika Vidyalaya, has been at the forefront of this struggle.Joining the profession in 2018, she now juggles her teaching duties with motherhood, as she has a one-and-a-half-year-old child. With a Supreme Court ruling extending her job security until December 31, she finds herself in a precarious position, torn between raising her child and fighting for her career.Despite these challenges, Ghosh remains committed to her students, conducting online classes even from the protest site. During the summer break, she sends notes to her eleventh and twelfth-grade students via WhatsApp, ensuring they stay on track with their studies.As the semester progresses, Ghosh emphasizes the importance of keeping her students engaged. she uses voice messages to explain crucial topics, demonstrating her unwavering dedication to education. This blend of activism and teaching not only highlights the teachers’ plight but also underscores their commitment to nurturing the next generation, even in the face of adversity.
