Why 14 th November is celebrated as children's day

The earlier memories that come to my mind about children's day are the excitement and anticipation that I and my friends used to have. It was a huge occasion for all of us, and we really anted to take part in all the activities and win those prizes as well. In those days all my friends aimed for those prizes on children's day as most of them were tickets to some ride in an amusement park. Now what better than this can be as a gift to a child? I remember taking part in a quiz competition with my friend, and we won the first prize there. The prize was a book on fairy tales, and let me tell you this is one of the most treasured possessions in my collection of books.

Children's day is celebrated on different days in different countries across the world. In Japan, it is celebrated on the 5th of May and this day is known as Kodomo no hi, in Israel it is celebrated on 9th October, Hong Kong on 4th April. Children all over the world look forward to that day when children's day is celebrated in their country as this is the one day where they can enjoy and celebrate the joy of childhood.

He called as  ChaCha Nehru because of his deep affection and love towards children. Cha-Cha Nehru was extremely fond of the young children. Because of his love and passion towards children. So,  his birth anniversary has been marked as children's day to always honour childhood.

Children's day is celebrated in all schools and colleges and various activities are performed to make children happy and delightful. Many schools invite orphanage  children to participate in the activities and they are given  various gift items for some.  Many people on this day distribute clothes, food and books etc. To  the unprivileged children and this makes their day special and memorable.

Children's day celebrated across India every year on November 14th not only to commerate the birth anniversary of our first prime minister of India and also celebrated to raise  and create awareness among people about the rights, education and welfare of children.Pt. Nehru is seen as a special child of India as he was the country's first Prime Minister which it achieved after a long struggle for freedom and independence. On this day all the school organizes different types of fun activities for children. Communities and cultural clubs also organize different activities for children. There are also different types of competitions held on this day and prizes are distributed to the winners. It is that one day in the year when we not only celebrate childhood but also remember one of the most prominent leaders in the history of India. Almost all schools have some or the other events lined up on this day and this is one day that children look forward to. And now due to the huge inroads made by satellite television, you will invariably find channels beaming out different programs to attract the children's attention.

Children's day has  a lot of significance in the life of children. This day is not only celebrated for fun but, it also reminds the vision and mission of pandit, Jawaharlal Nehru.  Nehru  want every child to have good life and became well-educated.

 The main aim of celebrating children's day to increase the welfare of all children all over the world.  It also focuses on the development of children towards the country.