Teacher’s Day

Teacher’s Day is a special occasion celebrated to honor and appreciate the hard work, dedication, and impact of teachers in our lives. It is a day when students express their gratitude towards their teachers for shaping their future and imparting knowledge.

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a renowned philosopher and statesman, made an invaluable contribution to the celebration of Teachers’ Day in India. Born on September 5th, 1888, Dr. Radhakrishnan dedicated his life to education and served as the second President of India from 1962 to 1967

In 1962, when he became President, some of his students approached him with a request to celebrate his birthday as a mark of respect for their beloved teacher. However, Dr. Radhakrishnan humbly declined their proposal and instead suggested that it should be observed as Teachers’ Day across the nation. Thereafter this day is celebrated every year on 5th September each year.

This suggestion was not only a reflection of his humility but also highlighted his deep understanding of the role teacher’s play in shaping society. By proposing this idea, he aimed to honor all teachers who have dedicated their lives to imparting knowledge and molding young minds. Teaching is the most difficult job, as in today’s world it is very difficult to keep the students interacted and interested in studies. Every day a teacher or parents always keep patients while teaching values of life to the kids/ students.

Teachers play a vital role in society as they are responsible for nurturing young minds and moulding them into responsible citizens. They not only educate students but also instill values, ethics, and morals that shape their character. Teachers are the guiding light who inspire and motivate students to achieve their goals.

On this day, students organize various activities such as cultural programs, speeches, and presentations to showcase their love and respect for teachers. They present gifts or cards as tokens of appreciation to express their gratitude. It is an opportunity for students to reflect on the impact teachers have had on their lives.

Teacher’s Day holds immense importance as it recognizes the tireless efforts of teachers who work selflessly to ensure a brighter future for generations to come. It reminds us of the invaluable role they play in shaping society by imparting knowledge and wisdom. Teacher’s Day serves as a reminder of the significance of educators in our lives. It is an occasion where we acknowledge the hard work, dedication, and sacrifices made by teachers. Let us celebrate this day with utmost respect and gratitude towards our mentors

By: Mr. Raymond Henry (Manager – Ground Services)

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