KATHMANDU, April 6: The National Committee of the Nepal Teachers' Association (NTA) organized a large rally and protest march from Maitighar Mandala to New Baneshwor on Sunday, demanding the issuance of a new Education Act that addresses all past agreements made with it.
Teachers from across the country gathered early in the morning, carrying banners and placards with messages calling for fair treatment and addressing their concerns in the new law.
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As the march moved through the streets of Kathmandu, the protesters united in their demand for reforms in the education sector, emphasizing the need for better working conditions and recognition of teachers' contributions.
The march culminated in New Baneshwor, where passionate speeches highlighted the urgency of reform and the importance of respecting agreements between the government and teachers.
The demonstration reflected the ongoing struggle for better support and respect for educators, who are calling for a law that prioritizes their welfare to improve Nepal's education system.
Here are some photos of the march taken by Republica photojournalist Dipesh Darshandhari:
