Top 10 Facts about Teachers' Day:Top 10 SMS for Teacher's Day

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Interesting facts about Teachers’ Day

Some important facts about Teachers Day are given below:

Teachers’ Day is celebrated worldwide for the admiration of teachers for their unique contribution to society.
World Teachers’ Day is celebrated on September 7. However, Teachers’ Day is celebrated on different dates in different countries.
The celebration in different countries is correlated to eminent personalities or achievements of educational milestones.
In India, Teachers’ Day is celebrated on the 5th September to honour the teachers for their unique contribution to society, while in China, it is celebrated on the 11th September.
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan became President of India in 1962 and was a staunch educationist, renowned diplomat, and a great Teacher.
When Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan became President of India, some of his students and friends requested him to allow them to celebrate his birthday, which also falls on 5th September.
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan said, “Instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege if 5 September would be observed as Teachers’ Day.”
Since then, India has celebrated 5th September as Teacher’s Day, where students pay reverence and gratitude to teachers for their noble effort in shaping their careers.
Dr. Radhakhrishnan believed that “teachers should be the best minds in the country”.
The Gyanunlimited team wishes their teachers a Happy Teachers’ Day.

Teacher’s Day Importance

The importance of Teachers Day has greater significance for students and ex-students.
It is a significant day when students show their respect, reverence, and honour for their Gurus, who contributed widely to the overall development of students’ personalities and the growth and development of the nation.
A country like India, which has a rich historical ethos, puts teachers before parents as former influence students’ learning, enlightens and shapes the students’ career.
The teachers provide selfless effort. Admiration and values from a student’s community and society motivated the teacher’s fraternity.
India celebrated Teacher’s Day on September 5 on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, India’s 2nd President and a great scholar and teacher.
It is also celebrated to raise the status of Teachers as, in recent times, the profession is losing its ground.
Teacher’s Day

World Teacher’s Day

The celebration of Teacher’s Day in different countries has started during the 20th century.
Teacher’s Day is celebrated in over 100 countries across the world. UNESCO has started observing Teacher’s Day on October 5 since 1994.
More or less in all countries, this special occasion is celebrated to show respect for great thinkers/educators or great personalities who contributed selflessly to promoting education in their respective countries.

Teacher’s Day around the world

Teacher’s Day in some countries of the world is as follows:
India: 5th September
Pakistan: 5th October
China: 10th September
Brazil: 15th October
New Zealand: 29th October
Malaysia: 16th May
Sri Lanka: 6th October
Germany: 5th October

Top 10 SMS for Teacher’s Day

Could you send your teacher some fantastic and surprising SMS on Teachers’ Day?

Happy Teachers Day!
Wish you a very, very Happy Teacher Day!
You are the world’s best teacher, showering love, sharing knowledge, and caring for my personality.
You inspired me, entertained me, and shaped my career. Happy Teacher Day!
You are the person who gives us enlightenment. Happy Teacher Day! Ma’am
You are a friend, guide, and philosopher who gave a new height to my life. Happy Teacher Day!
Ma’am/Sir, you are endowed with love, affection, and guidance that make my life.
You are the hope, the light, and the inspiration for my life.
You are a perfect TEACHER: T-Talent, E-Education, A-Attitude, C-Character, H-Harmony, E-Efficient, and R-Relation.
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow are always for you. Happy Teacher’s Day!

A brief history of Indian teachers day

5^th September is celebrated as Teachers Day in India to show respect and reverence towards the beloved teacher’s fraternity. However, since 1962, it has been observed as the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishna, a great teacher and educationist who contributed a lot to the growth and development of the education system in India. The great thinker himself said, “Teachers should be the best minds in the country”. Some of his students requested that he allow them to celebrate his birthday, which was also felled on 5^th September. But Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishna said that instead of celebrating my birthday on 5^th September, it would be great happiness if the date is celebrated as Teachers Day. Since then, we have honoured and paid great respect to our Gurus and Teachers on 5^th September.

Best poem for teachers’ day

My Revered Teacher

You are the only one who has been adorable and admirable throughout my life.
You are a special gift in the world
You take all the pains to take me to a different level
Your charming and loving style makes my world enlightening
No word in the dictionary that can describe your speciality
You are special…special …special …forever