Teachers’ Day 2023: There is no doubt that being a teacher is a noble profession that deserves the same amount of love and respect as any other profession. Teachers’ Day in India is celebrated every year on 5th September to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He was a former President of India, a scholar, a philosopher and a Bharat Ratna recipient. On Teachers’ Day 2023, students across the country pay respect and honor to their teachers. Some schools also organize special programs to celebrate Teacher’s Day on September 5. It is a reminder of the role teachers play in nation building by guiding and educating the brightest minds of our country.
Speech for Teacher’s Day 2023: short speech, long speech, 2 minute welcome speech in English
This article will help you know more about the history, significance and why Teacher’s Day is celebrated in India on 5th September.
Teacher’s Day 2023: When was Teacher’s Day celebrated for the first time?
Teachers’ Day is celebrated in India every year on 5th September to mark the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. dr. S. Radhakrishnan is one of the most famous writers in contemporary India. He made significant contributions to various topics ranging from theoretical, theological, moral, educational, communal and enlightening topics. He has written several articles in many recognized journals which are of great importance. The first Teachers’ Day in India was celebrated on September 5, 1962, which was his 77th birthday.
Why do we celebrate Teacher’s Day on September 5?
Teachers’ Day in India is celebrated on September 5 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He was a renowned scholar, a Bharat Ratna recipient, the first Vice President and the second President of independent India. He was born on September 5, 1888. As an educator, he was a supporter of education and a prominent member of parliament, an academic, and above all, a great teacher.
dr. Radhakrishnan became the President of India in 1962. He was approached by some of his friends and students who asked him to allow them to celebrate his birthday on 5 September. dr. S. Radhakrishnan replied, “Instead of observing my birthday discreetly, it would be my pompous privilege to observe the 5th of September closely as Teacher’s Day”. Such a request coming from the President of India clearly showed Dr. S. Radhakrishnan’s affection and commitment to teachers. Since then, India celebrates Teachers’ Day on September 5.
As a common proverb says, the future of a country lies in the hands of its children, and teachers, as mentors, can mold students into future leaders who shape India’s destiny. They play an important role in our lives as they help us become successful in our career and business. They help us become good human beings, a better member of society and an ideal citizen of the country. Teachers’ Day is celebrated to highlight the challenges, difficulties and special roles that teachers play in our lives.
What is the meaning of Teacher’s Day?
Teacher’s Day is one such event that both students and teachers look forward to. The day is important for students as it gives them an opportunity to understand the efforts their teachers are making to ensure they receive a proper education. Similarly, teachers also look forward to celebrating Teachers’ Day as their efforts will be recognized and honored by students and other agencies.
Teachers should be respected and respected. In India, on the eve of Teachers’ Day, that is, on September 5, deserving teachers are awarded National Teachers Awards by the President of India. The awards are given as public thanks to deserving teachers working in elementary, middle and high schools.
Even according to our Prime Minister Narendra Modi “Teaching is not a profession, a way of life“. Teaching is not a profession but a “Jeevan Dharm” (way of life) and he asked teachers to understand the changes taking place around the world so that they can prepare the new generation to face them. In fact, it is a divine responsibility to guide and enlighten. He also said that India should regain the status of ‘Vishwaguru’ (leader in education) by giving great respect to teachers who he asked to encourage students to think critically about issues affecting the nation. “The determination and sincerity of teachers will shape the destiny of a nation as they lay the foundations and building blocks of society.”
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How is Teacher’s Day celebrated?
On Teacher’s Day, students hold various activities to entertain teachers in schools and colleges. These activities include singing competitions, dance competitions, song recitations, mime teachers, lots of it games children play with teachers, plan a picnic, offering gifts, and finally they thank the teachers by expressing their gratitude.
Teacher’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate and enjoy the relationship between teachers and students. So, try to meet your teachers that day and convey your wishes to them. If they are far away, send them a message and make their day unforgettable.
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