Sanu Salomon S

The pandemic that swept the world in 2020 left no corner of life untouched. For many, it was a time of uncertainty and upheaval, but for you, it was a transformative period. As a Civil Servant, your days were already defined by discipline and dedication. However, the advent of COVID-19 introduced an unexpected opportunity, one that would intertwine your sense of service with a deep-seated passion. Teaching, for you, began as a necessity during this tumultuous time. Schools and colleges struggled to adapt to new norms, and the need for knowledgeable, compassionate educators grew urgent. You stepped into this role with conviction, initially viewing it as an extension of your duty. But as the days turned into months, you discovered something remarkable: teaching was more than just a job. It became a calling—a passion that ignited a new purpose within you. Balancing the dual responsibilities of civil service and teaching wasn’t easy. Yet, you persevered, finding joy in the challenges and fulfilment in the impact you made on eager young minds. Alongside your teaching, you also pursued your education, embodying the ideal of lifelong learning. It wasn’t just a profession; it was a journey of growth and inspiration, one that would shape the trajectory of your life.