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Children’s Day 2021: Easy essay samples for your kids to win competition on Bal Diwas

Every year, schools and colleges hold a special function on Children’s Day. So, here are some essay ideas you can consider if you are taking part in an essay competition.

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Children's Day 2021: Easy essay samples for your kids to win competition on Bal Diwas

As we already know, the 14th of November is observed as Children’s Day in India. It is regarded as a special day in India as it commemorates the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, affectionately known as Chacha Nehru. This year marks his 132nd birth anniversary.

Earlier, in India Children’s Day was celebrated on 20th November (the date observed as Universal Children’s Day by the United Nations) but after his demise, the Indian Parliament passed a resolution that Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru’s birth date will now be celebrated as Children’s Day because he was fond of children. The significance of this day is to increase awareness of the rights, care and education of children.

Every year, schools and colleges hold a special function on this day. So, here are some essay ideas you can consider if you are taking part in an essay competition.

Essay 1
Children’s Day is the most auspicious day in the life of every child. In India, Children’s Day is celebrated on 14th November every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. He loved children dearly and is fondly remembered as Chacha Nehru by them. After his death in 1964, his birthday was declared as Children’s Day nationwide.

Pandit Nehru was very fond of kids and advocated children’s education as he strongly believed that they were the future leaders of the nation. He was a strong believer in instilling rich moral virtues in children. He was of the opinion that children should be moulded from a young age properly so that they can become productive and responsible citizens of the country.

On this special day, most schools across the country celebrate it by organising socio-cultural programmes for children. Some of the events include poetry, recitation, fancy dress competition, singing and dancing events, skits and plays for children. Besides refreshments, kids are also gifted toys, clothes, stationery, chocolates, toffees and other interesting goodies. Sometimes, they also watch child-friendly films and shows.

Children’s Day, therefore, emphasises the importance of showering love and affection to each child. It is celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm across the country. Every child cherishes this day as they get to enjoy it to the fullest. It is important to remember that this special occasion is celebrated to take Pandit Nehru’s dream of providing quality education to each child so that they can become the future building blocks of the nation and contribute towards the greater benefit of society.

Essay 2
Celebrated on the 14th of November every year, Children’s Day is an occasion that honours the joy of childhood. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, was born on the 14th of November. He loved children, and he was a strong advocate of children’s education as he believed that they were the future leaders of the country. Pandit Nehru strongly believed that children could be moulded at a young age, which is why educating them to be productive and responsible citizens were of utmost importance. This is why, after his death in 1964, his birthday was declared Children’s Day, nationwide.

To commemorate Nehru’s love for children and his vision for them, Children’s Day is celebrated with much enthusiasm across the country. Schools organise events like dancing and singing competitions, plays, fancy dress parties, etc. Residential societies, governmental and non-governmental organisations also organise such activities in their respective capacities. Children are the stars of the show on this day – they are showered with gifts and praise. Several NGOs also organise drives to provide resources like food, clothing, and books to underprivileged children. It is important to remember the real reason to celebrate Children’s Day – to take forward Nehru’s dream of the education of children so that they can be valuable citizens of the nation.

Essay 3
Children’s Day or Baal Diwas is celebrated throughout the country on the 14th of November. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, was born on this day, and he was of the opinion that children are the future of the nation. He believed that they could be moulded into responsible citizens and future leaders, and the way to achieve was that through good education. He was extremely fond of children, and children loved him – they called him Chacha Nehru. After his death in 1964, the 14th of November was declared Children’s Day as a tribute to his dream of educating the children of the nation.

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Today, Children’s Day is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm. Organisations, schools, and even residential complexes organise programmes for children. There is dancing, singing, the performance of plays that centre around the beauty and importance of childhood, and even fancy dress competitions where kids can dress up as their favourite characters or personalities. The day is all about celebrating the joy of childhood, so it is ensured that children are given gifts, praise, and lots of delicious food.

Children’s Day is also an occasion when several non-governmental organisations go to orphanages to celebrate the day. Their representatives play with children, narrate stories, dance, sing, and distribute things like stationery, books, clothes, and food. These programmes are a good way to motivate children, in a fun and enjoyable manner.

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Super 30 founder Anand Kumar has heartwarming encounter with ex-student in USA, post goes viral

Anand Kumar shared a picture with Sandeep Chaudhary in a heartfelt post and wrote that many such incidents have happened in his life that seem like something from a film.

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Anand Kumar, mathematician and founder of Super 30 had an unexpected meeting with one of his ex-students while shopping in a mall in New Jersey, USA. Kumar took to X and posted that his heartwarming encounter with Sandeep Chaudhary and said his meeting was nothing short of a filmy scene.

Anand Kumar shared a picture with Sandeep Chaudhary in a heartfelt post and wrote that many such incidents have happened in his life that seem like something from a film. He said he had come to buy some stuff for his children in a mall in New Jersey, USA. He was pleasantly surprised when he was called from behind. Anand Sir, you are here in America? The man introduced himself as Sandeep Chaudhary, his ex-student. Chaudhary came forward and touched Anand’s feet. Chaudhary also insisted on letting him pay for the stuff  Anand had bought at the mall.

Sandeep Chaudhary thanked Anand Kumar for his blessings and said Today, it is because of Anand’s blessings that he had reached here. Chaudhary also dropped him off in his car at the place where Anand had been staying. Anand Kumar wrote in his post that there cannot be a more proud moment for a teacher like him than this.

The post has gone viral on social media with 256400 views till now which are only increasing. Large number of social media users, Anand Kumar fans and students commented on the social media post. One X user Pradeep Rawat said Anand Kumar has done the work of a true teacher.

One X user Aish Agarwal said the contribution made by Anand Kumar in the field of education has made Agarwal a fan of his.

One X user Kajal Singh recounted her own experience that her father was also a teacher and students used to regularly come to her house to give their respect to their teacher.

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IIM Ahmedabad launches two-year hybrid MBA programme for working professionals, complete details here

The MBA programme offers on-campus, face-to-face, and live interactive online sessions, designed for a seasoned cohort of participants with a minimum of three years of work experience.

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The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA), has launched a two-year Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme in hybrid mode for working professionals and entrepreneurs.

The online MBA programme in blended mode comprises, on-campus, face-to-face, and live interactive online sessions, designed for a seasoned cohort of participants with a minimum of three years of work experience.

To be considered for admission, applicants must have a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent and a minimum of three years of full-time work experience. The admission process involves an admission test (IIMA Admission Test (IAT)/ CAT/ GMAT/GRE) and a personal interview.

The programme will primarily utilise synchronous online learning, supplemented by five distinct on-campus modules. The programme emphasizes a case-based approach to provide practical learning experiences that will equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills for success in today’s dynamic business landscape, as announced by the institute.

On the launch of the hybrid programme, the director of the institute, Professor Bharat Bhasker expressed his excitement over the launch of the new MBA programme and said the Online MBA programme will expand IIMA’s reach and provide world-class education to working professionals and entrepreneurs around the world.

This innovative program combines the flexibility of online learning with the richness of on-campus interaction, ensuring participants gain the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their chosen careers, he added.

Professor Joshy Jacob, Chairperson of the Online MBA programme, explained the format of the program. He said that the curriculum is designed to provide participants with the necessary functional and organizational skills to succeed in a challenging world. The program aims to upskill working professionals by teaching them managerial decision-making frameworks that are rooted in human behaviour, economics, finance, and other relevant areas.

In-person classes held at IIMA focus on complex interpersonal and organizational dynamics that are difficult to master. Conversely, online sessions conducted through live classes concentrate on content that is more suitable for quantitative and systematic analysis.

Aspirants enrolling for the programme are requested to visit the official website of the institution for more details.

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At IIT Kharagpur convocation, President Droupadi Murmu says not a single Indian institute among Top 50 in the world

Over 3000 students received degrees during the institutes 69th convocation ceremony. President Murmu congratulated all the students and wished them best of luck for the future. The president noted that 21% of the students receiving the degrees are daughters. She wished them special congratulations.

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While addressing the 69th annual convocation of IIT Kharagpur, President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said there is not a single institute in the country has been able to secure a place in the top 50 educational institutions of the world and IIT Kharagpur, being the oldest IIT in the country, must work in that direction. She added that while a good ranking is not important, it helps attract top faculty from across the world and increases the reputation of the country.

President Murmu said that everyone must get access to technology. It helps lessen the gap in the society and digital payment is very good example of the same. She said technology should be used for promoting social justice and equality and should not widen the gap in the society. The President gave the example of Digital Payment System Technology is the best example of simplifying the lives of the common people.

She said today even the smallest shopkeepers are using digital payment for very small amounts. Over 3000 students received degrees during the institutes 69th convocation ceremony. President Murmu congratulated all the students and wished them best of luck for the future. The president noted that 21% of the students receiving the degrees are daughters. She wished them special congratulations.

She said she believed that greater participation of women in the field of science and technology is important for a healthy and strong society. A total of 9 students were awarded gold medals by the IIT on Monday. President Murmu said that by year 2047, the nation has set the goal of a making India a developed country. Keeping this vision mind, the government of India is moving ahead with the idea of inclusive growth. The President said the students have to make revolutionary efforts to develop and bring technology to the ground.

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