TEACHER IS THE LIGHT THAT LEADS FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT

TEACHER IS THE LIGHT THAT LEADS FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT

5-SEP-ENG 23

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA---------------------------Teacher's Day is celebrated every year on 5 September. This day is an opportunity to pay tribute to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary and to honor the role of teachers in society. Dr. Radhakrishnan believed that "teacher is the link that acts as a bridge between society and knowledge."

Today's time is changing rapidly. Internet, social media, digital class and artificial intelligence have given a new direction to education. But with this, challenges have also increased. While students are immersed in the ocean of information, there is also a danger of going astray due to lack of guidance.

Teachers are no longer limited to imparting knowledge only. They have become guides, motivators and protectors of life values. A good teacher not only teaches studies but also gives values, discipline, patience and positive thinking.

Today, when the crisis of career competition, mental pressure and moral values ​​is increasing on the youth, the role of the teacher becomes even more important.

This day is not just a formal celebration. This is an opportunity to remind the society that teachers are the foundation of nation building. If teachers are strong and inspiring, then the coming generation of the country will also be equally strong and responsible.

Teachers are indeed the lamps that remove the darkness of ignorance and lead life and society towards light. On this Teachers' Day, we should not only respect our teachers but also take a pledge to make education the guide of life.

On the other hand, a quiz competition was organized on the occasion of Teachers' Day in the premises of Kids Campus Academy and Takshila Public School, Ara, in which children from class LKG to class 8 participated. All the children enthusiastically made this competition a success. Ananya Kumari, Aarushi Kumari, Suhani, Shreya Singh, Srujan Kashyap, Kavya Keshari, Umang and Sankalp Tiwari contributed a lot in making this program a success.