World Students' Day is celebrated annually on 15 October, the birthday of the former Indian President APJ Abdul Kalam.
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Date of World Students' Day Observance
15th of October.
History of the World Students' Day
In 2010, the United Nations had decided and declared to mark the 15th of October as World Students' Day for paying a tribute to APJ Abdul Kalam on his birth anniversary.
World Students' Day Celebration
World Students' Day celebrates not only the students but also so the enhancement and sharing of knowledge which takes one to new Heights and give Wings to their dreams.
Significance of World Students' Day
The World Students' Day observations reaffirm the importance and role of education. It is indeed considered a fundamental right that aids in sustainable development.
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam: An Inspiring Man, Scientist, and Teacher!
Dr. Kalam was not just a president or scientist, he was also a dedicated teacher. His love for students was not hidden from anyone.
Not only the great works or achievements, but the quotations of APJ Kalam have also inspired many students learners, professionals, and even philosophers. The philosophy and one-liners of Dr. Abdul Kalam have given Wings to the dreams thoughts and actions of many.
He also had believed that dreams shape thoughts which eventually result in two actions. He believed that teachers play a vital role in building society; however, it is still cannot be built without making the students proficient in their own subjects. He also suggested that the students must be provided division for their lives along with practicing the fundamentals of the values.
Themes
Every year, the day is celebrated by deciding a theme to highlight the central idea of the message.
It focuses on the development-related ambitions that centralizers human society with humanitarian objectives.
