Teachers' Day : All-time Greatest Educators!!!
One of the highest-value occupations is teaching. It is a career that not only aids a child in learning about various topics and fields but also aids a child in realising his or her own strengths and weaknesses, aiding in the development of a more complete human being. india has a long history in the field of education, and the talent, skills, and contributions of our very own educationalists, teachers, and lecturers have been recognised on a global scale.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan-India celebrates Teachers' Day on september 5 every year in honour of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the nation's first vice-president and second President. As a renowned academic, Dr. Radhakrishnan received the prestigious Bharat Ratna award. This day has a special meaning because it marks his birthday.
APJ Abdul Kalam-As the 11th President of india and the "missile man," also known as the "People's President," a p j abdul kalam passionately promoted education as the primary engine for personal growth. His belief was that education should not only focus on obtaining academic credentials but also on improving one's personal skills and capabilities, which are crucial in determining one's career and quality of life.
Chanakya-This illustrious person is considered to be India's first renowned scholar and is known by the alias Kautilya. He began his academic career as a political science and economics professor at Takshila University, which is located in the area that is now a part of Pakistan. He then continued to teach at the same illustrious institution, passing on his knowledge.
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