AITF Demands Education Budget Allocation Increase to 6% of GDP
15 July 2026
The federation has submitted a memorandum to the Finance Ministry requesting a substantial increase in education funding for the upcoming fiscal year.
The All India Teachers Federation has submitted a detailed memorandum to the Finance Ministry urging the government to increase the education budget allocation to at least 6% of GDP, in line with the long-standing national expectation for education funding.
The federation has been at the forefront of this initiative, working closely with stakeholders across the education sector. This development marks a significant step forward in AITF's continued efforts to improve the teaching profession in India.
Speaking on the occasion, AITF National President Dr. Rajesh Sharma emphasized the importance of collective action and urged all members to actively participate in the federation's upcoming programs and initiatives.
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