2016

30th December 2016 at Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh The Agenda 2030 is the top priority for the Federation and creating awareness regarding the SDG 4 and 5 among our state affiliates is the main aim. In this context AIPTF decided to create awareness regarding SDGs among the members of General Council, which is the supreme decision-making […]

29th December 2016, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh AIPTF’s elected Office-Bearers met on 29th December 2016 for the first time after amendment in the by-laws of the Federation on 5th July 2015. In order to encourage the participation of Office-Bearers in strengthening and better administration of AIPTF, to solve the grievances of the teachers and jointly reflect

The increasing privatisation and commercialisation of education globally has made quality education a commodity for sale leading to profiteering by the corporate on the one hand. On the other hand, quality education is increasingly becoming a dream for those who cannot afford to pay the cost. Concerned with the detrimental effects of privatisation and commercialisation

We are happy to disseminate the report of the external evaluation. This phase evaluated the states of Tamil Nadu, Odisha, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala. AIPTF expresses its sincerest gratitude to Lärarförbundet who has partnered with AIPTF since 1991 to strengthen the state affiliates and AIPTF at the national level through various project

It was an enriching experience for Sh. Ram Pal Singh, President to attend the 95th Representative Assembly of largest teachers union in the world namely National Education Association at Washington, DC. The AIPTF also felt privileged to be a part of such an extraordinary event. The 95th NEA Representative Assembly (RA) kicked off with the

Mainstreaming gender perspective into day-to-day union administration and enhance the skills of women leaders to occupy leadership position is the sole aim of women’s network project of AIPTF. An annual review meeting of all the 25 states affiliates was held on 13-14 may 2016. In this 22 State Woman Chairpersons and other women leaders participated

A Study tour of 12-delegates from the National Teachers Elected Council of Afghanistan visited All India Primary Teachers Federation office and had a day-long discussion. The delegation also visited state of Uttar Pradesh and Agra district leaders to understand and know the intricacies of the union administration. The purpose of the visit was to have:

Progress towards EFA Goal 2 on universal primary education has been significant. A number of challenges persist, ranging from governance to the quality of education that needs to be addressed. Efforts towards achieving Education for All (EFA) since the year 2000 have yielded unprecedented progress. However, the EFA and Millennium Development Goal (MDG) education agendas

It was a matter of pride for All India Primary Teachers’ Federation which turned 60 in 2015 organised its 27th Biennial conference at Neelkantha Convention Grounds, Bangalore, Karnataka on 19-20 December 2015 hosted by Karnataka Primary School Teachers’ Association- one of the strong state affiliate of AIPTF. The theme and sub-themes of the conference were: “Sustainable