Children are the future of a country, their development strengthens the development of the country, the more powerful the children of the country are, the more the youth of that country becomes influential and the future of that country is bright, so every year in our country Children’s Day is celebrated. This day is dedicated to children as a national festival Children’s Day.
When is Children’s Day celebrated? (Children’s Day 2020 Date)
Children’s Day is celebrated on 14 November, the birth day of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru . Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister of independent India and he loved children very much, that is why children used to call him Uncle Nehru.
The Nehru family contributed immensely to the independence of the country and as a result, they were well liked by the people and became the first Prime Minister of this democratic country.
Uncle Nehru had a special love for children. He loved to spend his time among the children and the children also felt comfortable with them, easily connected with them, they were able to speak their heart to them, so there is no better occasion than Nehru ji’s birthday for Children’s Day. could.
Children’s Day is also celebrated globally, whose date is 20 November, it was announced on 1 June 1950 by the Women’s International Democratic Federation. This day is celebrated on different dates in different countries. In India, this day is celebrated on 14 November.
Children’s Day History
Children’s Day was proposed to be celebrated on the world stage by Mr. V. Krishnan Menon, after which Children’s Day was first observed in October. On November 20, International Children’s Day was announced by the Joint General Assembly after it was celebrated and approved in all countries.
In order to prevent the violation of the rights of children, their rights were also announced by the United Nations and on the basis of that, the day of celebrating Children’s Day was accepted by the whole world.
There are many child laborers in the country of India , whereas in our country children below the age of 18 years are not allowed to do any kind of work. Children’s Day is necessary to keep the rights of children in front and to awaken everyone towards them. Due to this one day, it is important to take care of the government and other people. The solution of this problem is not easy from this one day but it is necessary to have this one day to focus everyone’s attention towards it.
Children are the future of the country, if they work at the age of reading and writing, they sweat the blood for livelihood, then the future of the country will become bleak. General education is the right of everyone and it should be the duty of today’s children only then only the development of the country is possible.
Children’s Day should be a mirror through which everyone gets to know the rights of children and those who violate it will know the depth of how they are playing with the future of the country. Only then Children’s Day will prove to be effective.
How is it celebrated? (Children’s Day Celebration)
Children’s day is celebrated with great pomp in India. On this day, Pandit Nehru is paid tribute. The pages of the life of uncle Nehru, the favorite of the children, are turned to this day, their contribution given to the coming generation for freedom is told.
Children’s Day is celebrated in various ways:
- Particularly schools are organized to celebrate Children’s Day. Many types of competition are held.
- Many types of plays are organized, dance, singing and speeches are also organized.
- In this festival which is specially celebrated for children, children are made aware of their rights, their duties.
- Picnics and many sports are organized to entertain small children.
- On this day, many types of programs are also conducted on the radio which provide guidance to the children.
In this way, the festival of Children’s Day is celebrated in schools, government institutions and colony all over the country. To increase the enthusiasm of the children, many competitions are held, which reveal many of the qualities inside them, and this results in the overall development of children.
When is Childrens day celebrated in other countries?
| No. | Country Name | The date |
| 1. | Bahamas | First friday of january |
| 2. | Thailand | Second saturday of january |
| 3. | New zealand | First sunday of march |
| 4 | Bangladesh | 17 March |
| 5 | China
Hong Kong |
4 April |
| 6. | Turkey | 23 April |
| 7. | Mexico | 30 April |
| 8. | Japan, South Korea | 5 May |
| 9. | Maldives | 10 May |
| 10. | United state | Second sunday of june |
| 11. | Pakistan | 1 July |
| 12. | Indonesia | 23 July |
| 13. | Argentina, Peru | Third sunday of august |
| 14. | Germany | 20 September |
| 15. | Singapore | First friday of october |
| 16. | Australia, Malaysia | Fourth saturday of october |
| 17. | South Africa | First saturday of november |
| 18. | Canada, France, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Kenya, Malaysia, Philippines, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom | 20 November |
| 19. | Brazil | 12 October |
| 20. | Iran | 8 October |
Poem on Children’s Day (Bal Diwas Kavita Poem)
This moment comes every year
Dance with children
Giving tribute to uncle Nehru
This was the first Prime Minister of the country
Used to love children
Children are welcomed on every birth anniversary
Raw clay is the size of children
This is needed in true mold
Their life is not full of injustice
Vow you will not exploit child abuse
These are little girls
They are the blooming lotus of India
Teach them on children’s day
Life is priceless
You are the future of the country
You are the power of a powerful era
I want to convey this message through this poem that Children’s Day is not just a festival, we are duty bound to teach children their rights and duties on this day so that the future of the country can be bright. First of all, we have to convince ourselves of the importance of Children’s Day so that we do not exploit children and do not let them happen. Unless the children of the country are healthy and educated, then the imagination of a good country is meaningless.
