Smartie, I know that you want a quiet, stress-free life (most people, do, including myself, and there's nothing wrong with that. At the same time, though, are you really content to be looked upon as a person who's only fit to teach in "low public schools", " ordinary high schools", and "Backward counties". Man, I would feel a bit insulted if my handler told me what he said to you. Not that I would blame him: I think that I would take a look at myself and ask myself if I would be satisfied with people having such an opinion of me.

I don't know you, but I get the feeling that you can do better for yourself. You don't have to accept low jobs, and low salaries. Believe in yourself a bit more. Take some guidance from good teachers around and slowly, step by step, try to improve your skills and methods. Do you like teaching? It would help if you liked it to some extent. As I said, you don't have to go crazy, but set yourself small challenges as regards improvement, and in the future you may find yourself confident enough to go for the better paid jobs in better cities and schools. Also, your students would benefit from this, too!

Use the poorer quality schools as a platform to start improving yourself as a teacher. Just because a place is deemed backward it doesn't mean it's not a good place to teach, though. You might be able to help those who are less well off. The point I am trying to make is, don't accept that you have to stay at at a low skill level if you don't want to. Why not try to better yourself and earn acknowledgement for your ability, too?