New Delhi – On the eve of Teachers’ Day,
New Delhi – On the eve of Teachers’ Day, President Droupadi Murmu has conveyed her warm greetings to teachers across India, celebrating their vital role in shaping the future of the nation. Teachers’ Day, observed on September 5, commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished educationist, philosopher, and former President of India, whose contributions continue to inspire generations.
In her message, President Murmu expressed deep admiration for Dr. Radhakrishnan, stating, “This day marks the birth anniversary of the great educationist, philosopher, and former President of India Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, who is a great source of inspiration for the entire nation. I pay my humble tributes to him on this occasion.”
Highlighting the pivotal role of teachers, President Murmu emphasized their responsibility in molding students into future leaders. She remarked, “Children are the future of the country. As students, they learn life-skills and values. Teachers, as mentors, can mould students into future leaders who will shape the destiny of our country.”
The President acknowledged the crucial task entrusted to teachers, which includes nurturing young minds and guiding them towards excellence. She emphasized the importance of instilling moral values, critical thinking skills, and a sense of responsibility in students. Referring to the National Education Policy 2020, President Murmu noted that modern methods of education and the optimal use of technology can empower students to lead successful lives and contribute to national development.
In conclusion, President Murmu conveyed her heartfelt wishes to the teaching community, saying, “I once again convey my good wishes to the entire teaching community and wish them success in the endeavour of building an enlightened community of students who will take India to greater heights.”
Teachers’ Day serves as a reminder of the profound impact educators have on shaping the future of individuals and the nation, honoring their dedication and commitment to education.
has conveyed her warm greetings to teachers across India, celebrating their vital role in shaping the future of the nation. Teachers’ Day, observed on September 5, commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a distinguished educationist, philosopher, and former President of India, whose contributions continue to inspire generations.
In her message, President Murmu expressed deep admiration for Dr. Radhakrishnan, stating, “This day marks the birth anniversary of the great educationist, philosopher, and former President of India Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, who is a great source of inspiration for the entire nation. I pay my humble tributes to him on this occasion.”
Highlighting the pivotal role of teachers, President Murmu emphasized their responsibility in molding students into future leaders. She remarked, “Children are the future of the country. As students, they learn life-skills and values. Teachers, as mentors, can mould students into future leaders who will shape the destiny of our country.”
The President acknowledged the crucial task entrusted to teachers, which includes nurturing young minds and guiding them towards excellence. She emphasized the importance of instilling moral values, critical thinking skills, and a sense of responsibility in students. Referring to the National Education Policy 2020, President Murmu noted that modern methods of education and the optimal use of technology can empower students to lead successful lives and contribute to national development.
In conclusion, President Murmu conveyed her heartfelt wishes to the teaching community, saying, “I once again convey my good wishes to the entire teaching community and wish them success in the endeavour of building an enlightened community of students who will take India to greater heights.”
Teachers’ Day serves as a reminder of the profound impact educators have on shaping the future of individuals and the nation, honoring their dedication and commitment to education.
