Children’s Day (Bal Divas),
celebrated in India every year in remembrance of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on his
birthday, i.e., 14th Nov. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was the first
prime minister of India who was very fond of children and loved them so much,
and this is why his birth anniversary has been declared as Children’s Day in
India.
The day is celebrated with
the motive to let the children live with free will and spread or increase
awareness in people towards right education, right care of the children to make
a brighter future of our children and our nation.
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru became
Prime minister of India right after the independence of India in 1947. Since
then his one of the goal was to encourage parents and children to grow well in
order to make our nation grow. Fortunately, Today young minds has indeed made a
drastic change in our society and right education along with right nurturance
of children is helping us taking our nation to the next level. But on the other
hand, this increasing crime also gives credit to the young generation due to
lack of right guidance, awareness or may be nurturance.
Children are adorable and
shine like precious pearl, a gift to the parents by almighty. On the hands
hand, children are the key of development and success of our country as they
are going to lead our country with advanced technologies and passionate brain
to bring about a positive change. Hence, Parents should condition and guide
their kids in such a way that they become a great future of our country.
Why Children’s Day is celebrated
A great Indian leader,
fondly known as Chacha Nehru was born on this Day. During the time when he
became prime minister of the country, he worked hard and outstandingly for the
well-being of children as well as youngsters of the society. He worked contagiously
for progress, education, welfare and development of the children of India, and
established various educational institutions as well, such as All India
Institute of medical science, Indian institute of technology and Indian Institutes
of Management. To prevent children from malnutrition in India, he made a goal
plan for 5 years which included free meals to the school children and free
primary education.
It is well known that Chacha
Nehru was very fond of children; moreover he was too fond of roses and used to
believe that children are like the buds of garden, and are the actual strength
of our country as they would make a developed society in the coming future.
On this Children’s Day, we
would recommend all the parents to make your kids aware about the real meaning
of Children’s Day and encourage them to make Chacha Nehru’s dream come true by
making our nation truly a heaven with peace, positivity, prosperity, honesty
which ultimately results in drastic success and growth.
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