History of World Students’ Day
15th October was announced as World Students Day in India in honor of the late former president of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. His significant role, his achievements, and the inspiration that he provided to his students together commemorate the celebration on this special day. World Students Day date is recognized on Kalam’s birthday every year because:
- His insightful lectures and his dedication to teaching inspired students largely to become the best versions of themselves.
- He always believed that students are the future and possess the progressive minds that would take our country forward to new heights of success in every sphere.
- He identified himself most dedicatedly in the role of a teacher, above anything else.
- He preached that teachers were the builders of society as they were responsible for making the students proficient in their respective subjects.
- He always stressed providing a vision for life to students and inculcating the value of fundamentals, which they should practice throughout their life.
- Kalam dedicated his entire life to education and the welfare of students.
Significance of Students’ Day
World Students’ Day is regarded as a significant event because it marks the birthday of the former Indian President, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The other reasons why this day is considered important are as follows:
- It reiterates the importance of education.
- It is a day to recognize the Fundamental Right to Education.
- It commemorates the brilliant work of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam,
- On this day, Kalam’s fondness for teaching students is remembered.
World Students’ Day 2022 Theme
Every year, on World Students’ Day, a unique theme is announced, based on which all the celebrations for the day take place. As this occasion is regarded as an important annual event, various events, campaigns, and discussions are organized on this day in schools, government, and private sector offices. The world Students’ Day 2022 theme has not been announced yet but it is expected to be shared shortly. Meanwhile, read about the last year’s Students’ Day theme.
