Bhubaneswar, Sep 5: Nationwide celebrations marked Teachers’ Day on Friday as schools and colleges across India paid tribute to educators with cultural programs, speeches, and heartfelt gestures. The day is observed annually on September 5 to honour the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, India’s second President and a respected scholar, who believed that teachers are the true builders of society.

In Bhubaneswar and other cities, students took the lead in organizing events, dressing up as teachers, and sharing personal stories of inspiration. Many institutions held award ceremonies to recognize outstanding contributions by faculty members. Messages of appreciation poured in across social media platforms.

Local schools in Bhubaneswar hosted interactive sessions where students expressed gratitude through handmade cards and video messages. Educators reflected on the challenges and rewards of their profession, noting the shift toward digital learning and the need for continuous innovation.

As the celebrations concluded, one sentiment echoed across the country: while technology may transform the tools of education, the heart of learning remains rooted in the dedication and compassion of teachers. The day served as a reminder of their lasting impact on generations to come.