Children’s Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm every year on 14 November in India. In view of India’s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru‘s love for children, his birthday has been chosen as Children’s Day. In 1964, since his death, his birthday was celebrated as Children’s Day all over India. Because he loved children and children used to call him ‘Chacha Nehru’.

Children’s Day is the national festival of India. The message of Children’s Day is that children are the future of the country. Therefore, we should pay attention to the education of all children. Our priority should be to raise the standard of living of children. Efforts should be made to make them healthy, fearless and capable citizens. On the occasion of Children’s Day, the central and state government announces several programs for the better future of children.

The celebration of Children’s Day marks the importance of children in building the future of the country. Children are the precious assets of the nation, as well as the hope of the future and tomorrow, so they should get proper care and love. On the occasion of Children’s Day, it is our duty to together we should spread awareness about child rights.