Children’s Day, rooted in the vision of Jawaharlal Nehru, stands as a testament to the significance of nurturing the potential and happiness of our youngest members of society.

Since its inception in 1956, this day has evolved into a global celebration, emphasizing the rights, well-being, and dreams of children worldwide.




Originating from Nehru’s profound love for children, Children’s Day on November 14th serves as a poignant reminder of his belief that “the children of today will make the India of tomorrow.”

It’s a day where schools, communities, and families come together to honor the innocence, creativity, and resilience of children.

In 2024, the celebration takes on new dimensions, embracing diversity and innovation. Educational institutions host a myriad of activities, from talent shows to cultural performances, encouraging children to express themselves freely and explore their interests.

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