ndia celebrates November 14 as Children’s Day every year in honour of late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, whose birthday falls on this day. The day celebrates the joys and innocence of childhood as Nehru was fond of children. Fondly called “Chacha Nehru”, he loved children and believed that they were the future of the nation. He emphasised the importance of education, care, and happiness for children, often spending time with them, giving speeches in schools, and writing letters to children.

This day is all about spreading love, laughter, appreciation and you can celebrate it in simple ways. You can plan to surprise your little ones with a thoughtful gift and if working in academics, you can prepare a heartwarming speech for school or community events. From cr

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