Special Facts About Teacher’s Day and Why We Celebrate It
In India, Teacher’s Day is celebrated every year on 5th September. This day is dedicated to the education sector and honors the significant role of teachers in shaping society.
Why is Teacher’s Day celebrated?
Teacher’s Day is celebrated on the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second President of India and a great philosopher and teacher.
“Instead of celebrating my birthday, dedicate this day to all teachers and celebrate it as Teacher’s Day.” Since then, every year on 5th September, Teacher’s Day is celebrated across the nation.
Special Facts About Teacher’s Day
It is a day to honor teachers for their contribution to nation-building.
Students get the opportunity to express their gratitude towards teachers.
Schools and colleges organize cultural programs, speeches, and felicitation ceremonie.
- Importance of Teacher’s Day
Teachers are the nation builders who shape the future of the next generations.
This day emphasizes the value of education and discipline in life.
It strengthens the bond of the ancient Guru-Shishya tradition in society.
Teacher’s Day is not just a celebration but a day of gratitude. It reminds us that education is the real power and teachers are the guiding force behind it.