The first Prime Minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru was born on this day.
It is celebrated to reflect on the challenges faced by children globally and to advocate for their needs and aspirations.

Children’s Day celebrations often include distribution of gifts, sweets, and small tokens of appreciation to children.
Children’s Day celebrates the innocence, curiosity, and creativity of children, encouraging them to express themselves.
This day also highlights the rights of marginalized and underprivileged children, advocating for their equal opportunities and access to resources.

Children’s Day celebrations foster a sense of belonging and community among children, promoting their social and emotional development.
Schools and educational institutions organize special programs and events to celebrate the day.
The day emphasizes the importance of providing children with a nurturing environment, quality education, and opportunities to grow and develop.

14th of November reminds us that children are the future and they need to be nurtured and raised up in a positive environment.