In Malda district, Kaliachak has become India’s unique “English Teachers’ Village.” Here, English isn’t just a subject—it’s a way of life and a career opportunity. Teenagers teach grammar online, grandparents give conversational tips, and parents encourage kids to speak English at home, turning everyday moments into lessons.

This transformation took decades of effort, with schools like Faizi Academy and Tarbiyah Public School, home tutors, and a community-driven passion for learning. Streets are lined with language institutes, preparing students for competitive exams, jobs, and international opportunities. Many families pass down the teaching tradition across generations.

What makes Kaliachak extraordinary is how far its teachers go—hundreds work across India and abroad, some connecting with students online while their families run mini training hubs at home.

Despite focusing on education, the village also thrives economically, with mangoes, litchis, silk, and jute businesses supporting families.

Kaliachak proves that ambition isn’t limited to big cities. Here, English is not just taught—it’s lived, becoming a lifestyle, a career, and a ticket to global opportunities.