Teachers day (Guru Divas):
Teachers day
Ancient Guru Tradition: It is impossible to teach science without a teacher. Knowledge is gained through the cooperation of both the teacher and the disciple. At that time the Guru touched the disciple’s chest and said- “From today onwards there is a constant love and trust between the two of us. There is a work called ‘Antarohan’ in the Upanayana work. In this work, the disciple has to walk on a rock. The disciples return to the Guru’s ashram after taking a final bath at the Guru’s ashram after the celibacy.
Today’s Guru Tradition: Such a tradition in ancient times is no longer seen. September 5 is celebrated as “Guru Diwas” in every educational institution in our country, which is bound by the Guru-Shishya educational system. Educational systems are being discussed, and every educational institution celebrates this day as a reminder of the Indian Guru tradition. He encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: “One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure … there are going to be some difficult decisions for government”.
Radhakrishnan’s biography: Radhakrishnan was born on September 14, at Chirurani in Madras. Entran and F. from Burhab College, Vellore. A. Passed. He then graduated from Christian College in Madras with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy. He then went on to become a freshman in philosophy at the university. He joined the Presidency of the Madras Presidency in 1804. He later joined the philosophy department at Mysore University and the philosophy department at the University of Calcutta.
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