THEME: “GURU PEMBINA NEGARA BANGSA”
In many countries, Teacher’s Day is intended to be a
special days of the appreciation of teachers.
Teacher’s day is celebrated around the world on different
dates. We are COMFORIAN would like wishing you happy
Teacher’s Day.
Here we would like to share some info:
HISTORY OF TEACHER'S DAY:
Students from each and every
part of the country eagerly wait for this occasion. The occasion of teacher's
day is actually a way through which the students can express their genuine
appreciation and gratefulness to their teachers.
Apart from that, this day is also utilized by the students to pay respect and tribute to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan for his philosophies. Dr. Radhakrishnan contributed a lot of useful articles and journals in various subjects like educational, theological, cultural, social, philosophical and ethical. This day that is his birthday is indeed a great way of remembering the huge contributions and honoring this legend, who have helped us in making our lives more knowledgeable.
The history behind teacher's day is actually quite interesting. One day, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was approached by some of his students as well as friends and they requested him to let them celebrate his birthday.
This incident took place during his presidential tenure. To their request, Dr. Radhakrishnan said them that instead of celebrating his birthday separately they should celebrate this day as teacher's day. He said that if they do so, it would be a great privilege for him. Since then onwards, September 5th, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's birthday is celebrated as the day for appreciating the teachers throughout the country.
Teacher's day is not a holiday; it is one such occasion where the students make their teachers feel special. It is a very significant day in the history of India. This day is not only the birth anniversary of the second Indian President but also is the day for admiring the sincere efforts and contributions of the teachers for building the basic foundation of India.
Apart from that, this day is also utilized by the students to pay respect and tribute to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan for his philosophies. Dr. Radhakrishnan contributed a lot of useful articles and journals in various subjects like educational, theological, cultural, social, philosophical and ethical. This day that is his birthday is indeed a great way of remembering the huge contributions and honoring this legend, who have helped us in making our lives more knowledgeable.
The history behind teacher's day is actually quite interesting. One day, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was approached by some of his students as well as friends and they requested him to let them celebrate his birthday.
This incident took place during his presidential tenure. To their request, Dr. Radhakrishnan said them that instead of celebrating his birthday separately they should celebrate this day as teacher's day. He said that if they do so, it would be a great privilege for him. Since then onwards, September 5th, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's birthday is celebrated as the day for appreciating the teachers throughout the country.
Teacher's day is not a holiday; it is one such occasion where the students make their teachers feel special. It is a very significant day in the history of India. This day is not only the birth anniversary of the second Indian President but also is the day for admiring the sincere efforts and contributions of the teachers for building the basic foundation of India.
Credit to : Dgreeting.com
WHEN IS TEACHERS' DAY IN COUNTRIES
AROUND THE WORLD :
|
DATE
|
COUNTRY
|
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January 16
|
Thailand
|
|
1st weekend of February
|
Mongolia
|
|
February 28
|
Algeria
|
|
February 28
|
Bahrain
|
|
February 28
|
Egypt
|
|
February 28
|
Jordan
|
|
February 28
|
Libya
|
|
February 28
|
Morocco
|
|
February 28
|
Oman
|
|
February 28
|
Qatar
|
|
February 28
|
Saudi Arabia
|
|
February 28
|
Syria
|
|
February 28
|
Tunisia
|
|
February 28
|
United Arab Emirates
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February 28
|
Yemen
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March 3
|
Lebanon
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March 7
|
Albania
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March 28
|
Czech Republic
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March 28
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Slovakia
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April 13
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Ecuador
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April 30
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Paraguay
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May 2
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Bhutan
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May 2
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Iran
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May 6
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Jamaica
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May 15
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Colombia
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May 15
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Mexico
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May 16
|
Malaysia
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May24
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Afghanistan
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|
Tuesday in the 1st full week of May
|
United States
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1st Sunday of June
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Hungary
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June 6
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Bolivia
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June 22
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El Salvador
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July 6
|
Peru
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September 1
|
Singapore
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September5
|
India
|
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September 10
|
China
|
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September 10
|
Hong Kong
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September 11
|
Argentina
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October 5
|
Azerbaijan
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October 5
|
Canada
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October 5
|
Croatia
|
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October 5
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Lithuania
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October 5
|
Pakistan
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|
October 5
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Philippines
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|
October 5
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Russia
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October 15
|
Brazil
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October 16
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Chile
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October 14
|
Poland
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Last Friday in October
|
Australia
|
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November 24
|
Turkey
|
|
November 25
|
Indonesia
|
|
December 1
|
Panama
|
Credit to : Dgreeting.com
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