Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Maharashtra Teachers Complain About Online Workload
Teachers in government schools in Maharashtra are upset because they have to spend a lot of time updating student information on many apps and websites.
This takes away time from teaching.
There are 43 different apps and websites they have to use.
The teachers say there aren't enough staff to help with these tasks, so they are asking the government to reduce this workload.
If nothing changes, they might stop doing these online tasks.
Teachers in Maharashtra's government and aided schools complain about excessive online tasks.
43 apps, portals, and links require constant updates of student information.
Teachers demand policy changes to reduce workload or threaten to boycott tasks.
Lack of non-teaching staff exacerbates the problem, as teachers handle both teaching and administrative tasks.
Teachers argue that these tasks reduce the time they can devote to actual teaching.
- Who
- Teachers in government-run and aided schools in Maharashtra
- What
- Complaints about excessive online tasks reducing teaching time
- When
- Not specified (ongoing issue)
- Where
- Maharashtra, India
- Why
- High number of apps and portals requiring updates, lack of non-teaching staff
- Number of Apps/Portals
- 43
- Location
- Maharashtra, India
- Affected Group
- Government and aided school teachers
- Main Issue
- Excessive online tasks reducing teaching time
- Teachers' Demand
- Reduction in online workload or boycott of tasks