AITF Demands Education Budget Allocation Increase to 6% of GDP
The federation has submitted a memorandum to the Finance Ministry requesting a substantial increase in education funding for the upcoming fiscal year.
The federation has welcomed the government's proposed reforms to the National Pension System, calling it a victory for teachers' welfare.
The All India Teachers 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.
The federation has invited feedback and suggestions from its members on this matter and looks forward to constructive engagement with all stakeholders.
The federation has submitted a memorandum to the Finance Ministry requesting a substantial increase in education funding for the upcoming fiscal year.
AITF is proud to announce the 5th National Teachers Conclave to be held in New Delhi, focusing on "Digital Pedagogy for Modern Classrooms".
AITF has released the schedule for state chapter elections across 36 states and union territories for the term 2026-2029.