Government work, and then homework
The Hindu
Hundreds of teachers have been pressed into service by the government for work related to the pandemic, but a majority have not been relieved from their teaching duties
Arun (name changed), a 38-year-old primary school teacher, wakes up around 6.30 a.m. every day so he can start preparing study material for his class by 8 p.m..
He even manages to get some household chores done before he leaves for work at 11 a.m. But he does not head for school.
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