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Delhi teacher who started at Rs 60/day wins National Teachers' Award after 22 years

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Suman Goel, a primary teacher at a Delhi government school, has been selected for the National Teachers' Award 2026 after a 22-year career in education. She began teaching in 2004 for just Rs 60 a day to support herself through college. Notably, Goel herself is a former student of the same school where she now teaches. Over the years, she has concentrated on foundational learning, inclusion, and the well-being of children from disadvantaged backgrounds and those with special needs.

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