Celebrating Teacher’s Day: Honoring Our Educators

About Teacher’s Day

Teacher’s Day: A teacher is a great person who imparts knowledge to us and plays a vital role in reaching higher heights. The reason is the teacher; we are at a great level in this world. He teaches us a lot of knowledge from the time we go to school as children until the completion of our education. CEOs, directors, managers, jobs, and business owners at different levels are the reasons for that.

The great Kabir Das said that if God and Teacher were side by side, I would first bow down to Teacher. Because it is the teacher who told us that he is God, he explained. The word teacher full form

T – Talented

E – Educated

A – Adorable

C – Charming

H – Helpful

E – Encouraging

R – Responsible

It is said that the teacher is the one who removes the veils of knowledge in us and lights the light of knowledge. Ours is a culture that worships such a teacher more than God.

Reasons to Celebrate Teacher’s Day

Every year, this Teacher’s Day is celebrated on 5th September. Do you know why it is celebrated on this day? After Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan became the president of India in 1962, some friends and students asked permission to celebrate his birthday. Then he suggested that it would be better to honor teachers from all over the country on his birthday. Since then, every year on September 5, Guru Pujosthavam has been officially organized by the government. Gurupujotsavam is so popular because of the respect students have for their teachers.

Bharat Ratna, India’s first vice president, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 15 times and the Nobel Peace Prize 11 times. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a great intellectual philosopher. Born on 5th September 1888 in Tiruttani near Madras. His father is Veeraswamy, and his mother is Seethamma. Father worked as a Mandal revenue officer. After completing his primary education in Tiruttani, he did an FA in Mission College, Raibelluri, and read Later he studied BA in the Christian seminary in Madras and passed the first class. He had great talent since childhood. He is best known for his 20th-century treatise on Vedanta, Niti Shastra.

In 1909, he started his working life as an assistant professor at Madras Presidency College, and in 1911, he obtained his M.A. By 1915, Radhakrishnan’s works had gained worldwide recognition. In 1918, he was appointed as the head of the Department of Philosophy at Maharaj College, Mysore. He started writing Indian philosophy in those days. Explaining the great subjects of Rabindranath Tagore. The fact that Rabindra, the universal poet who read Rabindra Darshan written by Radhakrishnan, passed away with joy. It is understood what his greatness is. It is no exaggeration to say that they were filled with love for the speeches he gave in the great universities of the country and abroad. In May 1931, he was appointed as the vice-chancellor of Andhra University. He has contributed a lot to the development of Andhra University.

There was a lot of caste discrimination in those days. Radhakrishnan changed that situation completely. In 1939, he took up the responsibility of teaching at Kashi University, where the teaching salaries were low, and he made changes to them. In 1946, he became a member of the Constitutional Policy Decision-Making Committee. He served as the vice president of India twice. On May 3, 1962, Radhakrishna assumed the post of the country’s supreme ruler. At that time, India was invaded. His wonderful speeches, many times in the Parliament Center Hall, inspired many people. British Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillips, and Radhakrishnan are teachers of the English language. The fact that the person who brought so much respect to India and the position of the president is a teacher is a source of pride for all those in that profession.

The end

When we go to school, the teacher is the only one who cares for us as much as our parents love us when we are at home. But some students make fun of the teachers. Some students disturb the teachers by not listening to the lessons in the classroom. It is wrong to do that to the teacher who bestows knowledge on us. We owe a lot to the teacher, who educated us and raised us to great heights.