Teacher’s Day 2020- History, Significance, Importance Of Teachers’ Day
Teacher’s Day 2020- Teacher’s Day celebrated on 5 September to the former President of the country, scholar, philosopher & Bharat Ratna in India.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan born on this day in 1888.
Teacher’s Day celebrate the different role that adults play in the lives of young minds & helps shape the future of a country.
The importance of this day sometimes develops, incl. taking lessons from life & making your experiences the teacher you need to be.
For school students this day means handmade cards incl. roses, chocolates, gifts, expressing affection towards their favorite teachers.
As well as, for elder students Teacher’s Day is one of role reversal & celebration.
About Dr. Radhakrishnan Sarvapalli
World Teacher’s Day celebrated on 5th October, but each country celebrates the day on different dates.
For India, 5th September marked as Teacher’s Day because it is a highly respected teacher, philosopher & prolific politician Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birthday.
Radhakrishnan said that ‘teachers should have the best brains in the India.’
Equally important the 1st Vice President of India Dr. Radhakrishnan from 1952–1962 & became the 2nd President of India from 1962–1967.
Than born in the Madras Presidency near Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu border.
Likewise, as a bright student he completed his education by winning a scholarship, despite his lack of finances. After completing his MA in Philosophy in 1908, Dr. Radhakrishnan taught the subject at Madras Presidency College.
Have the post of vice chancellor of Andhra University from year 1931-1936 & followed by the vice chancellor of Banaras Hindu University and Madan Mohan Malaviya in 1939.
Awarded the title of Knight in 1931 & in 1954 awarded the Bharat Ratna: India’s most civilian award. And in 1963 made an honorary member of the British Royal Order of Merit.
Significance about Dr. Radhakrishan
Story behind Teacher’s Day When Dr. Radhakrishnan took over as the 2nd President of India in 1962,
His students approached him to seek permission to celebrate September 5 as a special day.
Dr. Radhakrishnan instead requested to celebrate September 5 as Teacher’s Day to memorable the contribution of teachers in the society.
Furthermore, Teacher’s day celebrated in schools, colleges, universities & educational institutions.
Moreover, Students hosted performances, dances & shows for their most lovable teachers.
Current year, due to the Covid-19 epidemic & schools are closed, the ceremony will be given a miss.
However, virtual wishes are the perfect way to tell your teachers that you will remember them now and forever.