Shivani Jaiswal ,New Delhi-
Senior journalist Anjana Om Kashyap has come under criticism on social media following her comments about YouTube teachers during a recent public discussion.
The remark, which quickly gained attention online, sparked debate among students, educators and content creators. Many users expressed disagreement with her views, arguing that online educators have played a significant role in making quality education accessible to millions of students across the country.
Several YouTube teachers and education content creators also reacted to the comments, with some defending the contribution of digital learning platforms. Supporters of online education highlighted how YouTube classes have helped students prepare for competitive examinations and continue learning regardless of location or financial constraints.
The controversy soon became a trending topic on social media, where users shared mixed opinions. While some backed Kashyap's perspective, others accused her of undermining the efforts of educators who use digital platforms to reach learners.
The discussion has once again drawn attention to the growing influence of online education in India. Over the past few years, YouTube and other digital platforms have emerged as important tools for students seeking affordable and flexible learning options.
As reactions continue to pour in, the debate has expanded beyond a single comment, raising broader questions about the role of digital educators and the changing landscape of education in the country.
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