Short Paragraph on Teachers’ Day
Teachers’ day is celebrated to express our gratitude and appreciate the hard work of our Teachers. Teachers’ Day in India is observed on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan that falls on 5th of September every year.
This great son of India was a teacher and later he became the Vice-President of Indian Republic. On the death of Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of India, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan became the President.
We, the students, are very proud to pay our respect to that great Teacher-President on this day. We pay our respect to our own teachers as well. Our teachers inspire us the same way as Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan inspired his students. They love us and are always anxious to help us.
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It is widely celebrated in schools and colleges. Occasionally, Students and teachers together also arrange for a Teachers’ Day Function. They also organize cultural events on this day. Teachers and students gather somewhere inside the school and the celebration begins.
We owe more to our teachers than we owe to even our parents. Our teachers help us stride forward, build our character and prepare us to face life.
On Teachers’ Day we thank our dear teachers. We express our love and gratefulness on the occasion of Teachers Day. On this day we also promise to be worthy citizens of India.
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Teachers’ Day is celebrated on various dates around the world as a way to honor and appreciate the contributions of teachers to society. The main objective of this day is to acknowledge the efforts and hard work of teachers in shaping the future of students. Teachers play a crucial role in a student’s life, not just in imparting knowledge but also in shaping their character and guiding them to become responsible citizens. On this day, students show their gratitude and respect to their teachers by organizing events, giving gifts, and expressing their heartfelt thanks. Teachers’ Day serves as a reminder of the important role teachers play in society and the impact they have on the lives of their students.
