Part-Time Teachers in Tamil Nadu Receive Salary Increment Amid Ongoing Protests Part-time teachers in Tamil Nadu have received a salary increment as part of a resolution to their long-standing demands for permanent positions. After years of protests, the state government has agreed to provide financial compensation to the educators, who have been advocating for job security and better pay. The decision comes after sustained efforts by the teachers, who have faced significant challenges in securing permanent roles despite their contributions to the education system. The teachers, primarily based in Trivandrum district, have been engaged in a protracted struggle for permanent employment. Over the past 15 years, more than 700 part-time educators have participated in continuous protests, demanding stable positions. Their efforts culminated in a two-week sit-in at the Tamil Nadu School Education Department in December, where they faced daily arrests by police. Despite these confrontations, the government has remained unresponsive to their calls for permanent appointments, leaving the teachers in a precarious situation. In a recent development, Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh announced a salary increment for the part-time teachers, addressing some of their grievances. According to the announcement, the teachers will receive an additional Rs. 2,500 as part of their monthly salary. This increment, combined with the settlement of outstanding arrears, marks a significant step toward resolving the teachers' financial concerns. The two-month salary arrears, totaling Rs. 5,000, were deposited into the teachers' bank accounts on the previous day, providing immediate relief to the affected educators.#tamil_nadu #tamil_nadu_school_education_department #trivandrum_district #tamil_nadu_school_education_minister #anbil_mahesh
Tamil Nadu Class 10 Hall Ticket 2026 Released for SSLC Public Exam The Tamil Nadu School Education Department has released the hall tickets for the Class 10 (SSLC) Public Examination 2026 on Wednesday afternoon. The exams are set to commence on March 11 and conclude on April 6, 2026. The department has organized the examinations across the state, with a total of 9,09,002 students registered for the exam. Of these, 8,82,806 are regular school students, while 26,196 are private candidates. To ensure smooth conduct of the exams, the department has established 4,219 examination centers throughout Tamil Nadu. School headmasters and principals are instructed to download the hall tickets for their students from the official examination department website. Once downloaded, they must verify the details of each student and distribute the tickets accordingly. Private candidates’ hall tickets were already made available on February 25, enabling them to participate in science practical examinations ahead of the main exam dates. Students are urged to review all information on their hall tickets carefully and carry them to the examination venue on the designated days. The department emphasized the importance of adhering to the schedule and guidelines to maintain the integrity of the examination process. All candidates are advised to ensure their personal details on the hall ticket are accurate and to prepare thoroughly for the upcoming assessments.#tamil_nadu #tamil_nadu_school_education_department #class_10_sslc_public_exam_2026 #examination_centers_tamil_nadu #private_candidates_sslc
