Imagine this: someone without the right training, without the proper degrees, suddenly standing in front of your child’s classroom, getting paid like a government teacher. That’s exactly what was happening in Assam; until the SC stepped in. The Court made it clear: no qualifications, no job. Not even a backdoor entry. Why? Because students’ futures are too valuable to gamble with. The Chief Justice didn’t mince words; he said this kind of appointment “will destroy generations.” Behind the legal jargon is a simple message: teaching isn’t just a job. It’s a responsibility. And you can’t replace standards with sympathy. For aspirants preparing for teaching exams, this is a reminder; your hard work matters. The Court is saying loud and clear: only the qualified deserve the classroom.