Wanted every child to be educated, develop independent thinking, and progress in life. He initiated numerous programs for children's education and development and established major educational institutions such as and to empower the nations youth to become strong and educated. On Childrens Day numerous events are held in schools, colleges and other institutions. These events include speeches essay writing, painting, dance song, sports competitions and cultural programs. Teachers and parents encourage children and teach them how to serve the country by becoming good citizens. Children are also given sweets gifts, and prizes on this day bringing smiles to their faces. Children's Day reminds us that children are not only the pride of a family but of the entire nation. Their proper upbringing and education are the foundation of a nations progress. Therefore we must strive to provide children with love security education, and equal opportunities so that they can become confident and responsible citizens. Ultimately, Children Day is not just a celebration, but a message that every child is special and deserves love respect and opportunity. Chacha Nehru's dream will only be fulfilled when every child can build their future in a happy educated, and safe environment. This will be the true tribute to our beloved Chacha Nehru. Childrens Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy every year in India on November 14th. This day also marks the birth anniversary of our countrys first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru loved children very much, and children affectionately called him Chacha Nehru. He believed that children are the future of the country and that education love and equal opportunities are essential for their all-round development. This is why the tradition of celebrating his birthday as Children's Day began. The history of Childrens Day is linked to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Born in Allahabad now Prayagraj Nehru dedicated much of his life to the upliftment of children and youth. He considered children the backbone of the nation and the foundation of the future. Recognizing his genuine passion and love for children November 14 was officially declared Children Day in after his death. Previously Childrens Day was celebrated on November as the United Nations had declared this day as World Child Rights Day. However, in India, November 14 was specifically celebrated to promote the respect and rights of children. Childrens Day is not just a celebration but a day to raise awareness about children's rights education, and a better future. In a developing country like India, many children still struggle with problems like poverty child labor, illiteracy and discrimination. Childrens Day reminds us that it is the entire societys responsibility to provide every child with education love and a safe environment. Nehru had a deep affection for children. He always said Children are the buds of todays generation, who will become the flowers of tomorrow. He believed that children should be taught not only education but also values, moral values, and independent thinking. He visited schools and colleges to interact with children, understand their problems and inspire them to move forward. Nehru played a key role in promoting a modern education system a scientific outlook, and technological advancement in the country. He laid the foundation for and other premier institutions to provide future children with better opportunities.