Ramesh
Aravind
I
have
three
favourite
teachers.
One
is
the
teacher
who
put
me
on
the
stage
and
taught
me
acting.
Then
the
teacher
who
taught
me
debating
and
encouraged
me
to
stand
in
front
of
mike
and
speak.
Another
teacher
sent
me
to
leadership
camps
and
made
me
the
leader
of
cultural
activities
troupe.
They
all
instilled
confidence
in
me.
I
will
always
remember
my
teachers
Meenakshi
KM,
Ramkrishna,
History
teacher
VKN
from
National
School
from
Basavangudi,
Bangalore.
Actor
Chetan
A
teacher,
who
inspired
me
is
my
Gender
Studies
and
Anthropology
Professor
Mr
Barney
Bate
at
Yale
University.
It
was
through
his
instruction,
I
came
to
understand
how
our
patriarchal
(andro-centric)
Indian
society
unduly
privileges
males
at
the
expenses
of
women
and
those
of
other
genders.
The
reading
materials
provided
by
Bate
as
well
as
class
discussions
have
helped
me
to
find
solutions
to
subvert
and
overcome
the
lop-sided
state
of
today's
gender
politics.
Nenapirali
Prem
Kumar
My
life,
which
has
taught
me
a
lot,
is
my
first
best
teacher.
Secondly,
my
mother
is
also
my
favourite
teacher.
I
thank
all
my
school
teachers,
who
have
raised
me
to
this
level.
The
directors
whom
I
have
worked
with
so
far,
are
also
my
favourite
teachers.
I
have
learnt
a
lot
from
all
of
them
and
remember
them
forever.
Nidhi
Subbaiah
I
studied
in
Central
School
Mysore,
and
not
one,
but
I
have
seven
favourite
teachers.
I
have
done
my
education
from
1st-10th
in
this
school
and
for
10
years,
they
have
been
part
of
my
life.
They
have
moulded
me
and
taught
me
many
things.
More
than
bookish
knowledge,
they
have
taught
me
discipline.
My
NCC
teachers
and
a
few
teachers
in
college
have
taught
me
lot
of
things,
guided
and
encouraged.
I
can't
quote
one
name
because
all
are
important
for
me.
Chethan
Chandra
I
wished
all
my
school
and
college
teachers
in
the
morning.
I
look
up
to
my
gym
coach
Pani
Puri
Kitty
as
my
favourite
teacher,
and
I
am
celebrating
the
day
with
him
by
cutting
a
cake.
Director
Shashank
Late,
primary
school
teacher
Somashekhar
is
my
favourite.
I
have
done
primary
education
from
a
school
run
by
Vishwesharayya
Iron
company
in
Badhravathi.
Somashekhar
was
a
headmaster
as
well
as
my
class
teacher.
He
encouraged
me
to
learn
new
things,
instilled
leadership
qualities
and
courage
in
me.
He
used
to
treat
me
like
his
own
son.
He
even
used
to
call
me
to
his
room
and
give
eatables.
He
has
played
a
vital
role
in
my
career.
I
always
remember
him.
Director
Sumana
Kittur
I
have
not
studied
in
big
school
and
not
well
qualified.
I
had
my
primary
education
in
a
Kannada
medium
school.
On
the
eve
of
Teacher's
day,
I
would
like
to
remember
teacher
Shankarappa
(mestru)
for
giving
me
basic
knowledge
about
reading
and
writing.
But
my
favourite
teacher
is
Agni
Shridhar
sir.
He
is
the
one
who
gave
me
higher
knowledge.
He
has
taught
me
how
to
read
and
write.
He
has
human
values.
I
will
never
forget
him.
I
wish
him
happy
Teacher's
day.
Director
Prashanth
Raj
I
was
very
week
in
Hindi
and
I
often
used
to
find
reason
to
skip
the
class.
One
day,
Fathima
madam,
who
used
to
teach
us
Hindi,
came
to
know
about
it.
She
took
personal
care.
After
school
hours,
she
gave
free
tuition
classes
at
her
home
and
made
me
learn
the
language.
She
instilled
lot
of
confidence
in
me.
As
a
teacher,
she
will
always
remain
special
in
my
heart.
I
wish
her
happy
Teacher's
day.