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Pride of the Nation and the Daughter of Jammu & Kashmir Rouble Nagi Among Global Teacher Prize 2026 Top 10 Finalists

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Jammu & Kashmir takes immense pride as Rouble Nagi, a true daughter of the soil, has been selected among the Top 10 finalists for the prestigious Global Teacher Prize 2026. This global recognition celebrates exceptional educators whose work has brought transformative change to society through education.

Hailing from Jammu and Kashmir, Rouble Nagi has dedicated her life to inclusive education and grassroots empowerment. Her impact extends far beyond the region across India’s urban slums and remote villages where she has established education centres, expanded access to learning for underprivileged children, and empowered women to become self-reliant through education and skill development.

Renowned for her unwavering commitment to equity and equality in education, Nagi’s initiatives have reached over a million children and women, reinforcing the belief that education is not a privilege but a fundamental right. Her work stands as a powerful example of how local action can create national and global impact.

The Global Teacher Prize, organised by the Varkey Foundation in partnership with UNESCO, is regarded as one of the highest honours in the field of education worldwide. The award ceremony for the 2026 edition will be held in Dubai.

As Rouble Nagi represents Jammu & Kashmir and India on this global platform, her achievement marks a moment of collective pride for the region and the nation. A true daughter of the soil, her journey reaffirms that dedication, compassion, and education can change lives and help shape a more just future.

We salute her remarkable achievements and wish her continued success as she carries the spirit of Jammu & Kashmir to the world. As she advances on this global stage, the nation watches with hope and pride. There is strong optimism across the country that her extraordinary body of work rooted in compassion, scale, and sustained impact will be recognised with the highest honour. Her contribution to education and women’s empowerment stands unparalleled, making her a formidable contender for the global title.

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