Teacher's Day is celebrated in India every year on 5th September. The day holds a special place in the heart of every student and citizen, as it is dedicated to honoring the remarkable contribution of teachers in shaping the future of the nation.
The day not only commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, an eminent philosopher, statesman and the second President of India, but also reminds us of the important role teachers play in shaping young minds and the society as a whole.
Teachers' Day reminds us of the important role teachers play in society. Teachers who feel valued are more likely to continue their ongoing efforts to spread knowledge and build character.
Born on September 5, 1888, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was not only a renowned educationist but also a visionary leader. His distinguished career as a teacher, philosopher and diplomat has left an indelible mark on Indian education and society.
Teachers' Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm in schools, colleges and educational institutions across India. Students plan and organize special cultural programs for their teachers and their own level of thanksgiving. It is a day when students express their gratitude towards teachers through speeches, poems, songs and various creative activities in the classrooms. The happiness and appreciation expressed by the students makes it a truly heartwarming experience for the teachers.
Teacher's Day is not just a day of celebration, but it is a celebration of the lasting impact of teachers on individuals and society as a whole. It is an occasion to express our gratitude towards the selfless efforts of the teachers who shape the future for the students and the society. Through this article, we express our gratitude to all those teachers who have made their invaluable contribution in building the human resource of the nation because in the words of Acharya Chanakya, "A teacher is never ordinary; disaster and construction flourish in his lap."
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