Jawaharlal nehru and children s day

Jawaharlal Nehru and Children’s Day

Amidst all the celebrations of children’s day, one thing that must be kept in mind is the message of Jawaharlal Nehru.

By 13th Nov, 2014 | 02:30 pm

14^th November is celebrated as Children’s Day in India every year. This day is dedicated to all the children in the country and is celebrated on the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru loved children and it is because of his love and passion towards children that he is remembered on children’s day.

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Nehru was so fond of children that he was also referred as Chacha Nehru. He was keen about the welfare and development of children and saw them as leaders of future India. In India, Children’s Day is celebrated on 14^th November; however, Universal Children’s Day is celebrated on 20^th November, the world over. The first ever Children’s Day was celebrated in 1954.

Children’s Day is celebrated in a grand way in schools all over India. Teachers go out of their way to prepare programmes that children will love and remember. On this day, they make sure that children feel special, important and loved.

Amidst all the celebrations of children’s day, one thing that must be kept in mind is the message of Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru always wanted to provide a safe and secure environment for children, where they could be nurtured and developed into good individuals. For, it is only children are given the opportunity to prosper and excel, will the nation progress.

Pratibha Yadav

Letters Chacha Nehru sent to his ten year old daughter, Indira Gandhi