The entire nation celebrates the birthday of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the great teacher of India and the second President of the country. Every year in India, This birthday is celebrated as Teacher's Day. He is counted among the greatest teachers of India. He always preferred to call himself a teacher.
The important purpose of Teacher's Day is to tell the importance of the teacher to society in today's time. The creator of a better future for children is the teacher and only children are called the future of the country. Therefore, you must have understood very well what are the responsibilities of a teacher.
Once Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was asked by some of his students and his friends to celebrate his birthday. However, they received a somewhat different answer from Dr Sarvepalli, which they might not even expect. He said that if my birthday is celebrated as Teachers' Day then it would be a proud moment for me.
How did Teachers 'Day begin?
After this, the question arises, when was Teachers' Day celebrated for the first time? For the first time in the year 1962, Teachers' Day was celebrated on the occasion of 5 September i.e. the birthday of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Since then, this trend continues today.
Teacher's day is organized especially in schools and colleges. On this day, children give gifts to their teachers and in return, they get the blessings of their teachers. Different types of events are organized at different levels. In the modern era, it is also celebrated by cutting cakes in many educational institutions. At the national level, teachers are honoured on this day.
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