Srinagar, Oct. 15 -- It is deeply ironic, profoundly unfortunate, and most disturbing that in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, private school educators continue to face severe exploitation. This grim reality persists even after 78 years of India's independence - a period during which our democratic leaders have repeatedly claimed that all forms of exploitation have been eradicated. Yet, the ground situation paints a starkly different and distressing picture. Highly qualified, experienced, and professionally trained teachers are being paid shockingly meagre wages. In most private educational institutions, educators receive salaries far below their worth - often ranging between Rs.6,000 and Rs.8,000 a month - a figure disgracefully...