Teacher’s Day 2020 LIVE: wishes, messages, how Teacher’s Day was celebrated all over India amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Designed by Gargi Singh
Happy Teacher’s Day 2020 LIVE UPDATES: Teacher’s Day in India is celebrated one month before the world. While UNESCO proclaimed October 5 as World Teachers’ Day, India celebrates it in memory of First Vice President and Second President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birth anniversary is September 5.
Wishing teachers on the occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday tweeted: “We remain grateful to working teachers for their contributions in shaping minds and building our nation. On Teachers’ Day, we express our gratitude to our teachers for their remarkable efforts. We pay tribute to Dr. S. Radhakrishnan in his Jayanti. “
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Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal wrote: “I wish all compatriots a Teacher’s Day and salute all the gurus. Come, on this occasion of Teacher’s Day, we thank our teachers, counselors and parents, with whose blessings we have learned a lot ”.
Unlike other years, most schools and universities will run their Teacher’s Day programs in virtual mode. In honor of their teachers, students will host special programs and share their love online due to the pandemic. Social media, including WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, were flooded with wishes and messages this morning.
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Happy Teacher’s Day 2020 LIVE UPDATES: Wishes, quotes, images, speech, history, importance and significance
Teacher’s Day 2020 LIVE: wishes, messages, how Teacher’s Day was celebrated in India amid COVID-19 pandemic
Happy Teacher’s Day 2020 LIVE UPDATES: Teacher’s Day is celebrated across India to celebrate the birth anniversary of the second President of India, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Known for his comparative eastern and western philosophy, he earned an LT degree and his students certified him as a good teacher. This began his career as a teacher, which remained that way until Jawaharlal Nehru chose him as the first Indian ambassador to the Soviet Union and later as the first vice president of India.
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