Students should no longer call teachers Sir Madam! – Announcement of Kerala School. In a government aided school in Palakkad, Kerala, the teachers should no longer call the students Sir Madam! An order has been issued to call teachers of both sexes ‘teachers’. Venugopalan, the headmaster of the school, and Sanjeev Kumar, a teacher at their school, were the first to comment on the announcement. He also said that Sanjeev Kumar had this idea after seeing the campaign of social activist Bhubaneswar. Mathur Panchayat is located at a distance of 14 km from the school. People do not need to call Panchayat office bearers Madam; The Mathur panchayat administration has said that it is enough to call them for their post. Has been following since last July.
Venugopalan said that the impact of this incident was also the reason for this decision of our school. He said the order was well received by parents. Editor-in-Chief Venugopalan is proud to say that this order has been in force since December 1 and that the students have now stopped using the words ‘Sir’ and ‘Madame’. Bhupan Matumanda, a social activist from Palakkad, had argued that in all schools, students should call teachers by the word ‘teacher’ instead of ‘sir madam’, which refers to gender neutrality. In this case, he points out that calling students in schools “Madame Sir” is a way of justifying gender discrimination and preventing a sense of citizenship.
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