- In india, September 5th is celebrated as Teachers’ Day every year.
- It marks the birth anniversary of Dr. sarvepalli radhakrishnan (1888–1975), the second President of india and a distinguished philosopher.
- When Dr. Radhakrishnan became President in 1962, his students requested to celebrate his birthday. Instead, he suggested that the day be observed as Teachers’ Day, to honor the contribution of all teachers.
- Since then, National Teachers’ Day on september 5th has become a day of gratitude, respect, and recognition of educators across the country.
Globally – international Day of Charity
- On the world stage, the United Nations declared september 5th as the International Day of Charity in 2012.
- The date was chosen to honor Mother Teresa’s death anniversary (1910–1997), recognizing her lifelong service to the poor in Kolkata, India.
- This day is dedicated to raising awareness about acts of charity and encouraging kindness worldwide.
Quick Recap of National september 5th
- India: National Teachers’ Day (Dr. Radhakrishnan’s birthday)
- Worldwide (UN): international Day of Charity 💖 (Mother Teresa’s legacy)
So, when someone says “National september 5th” in India, it usually refers to Teachers’ Day. But globally, it also connects to charity and compassion.
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