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Children's Day is the festival of children. This festival is dedicated to the children of the country. Children are the future of the country, so it is the responsibility of the country to reflect on their development and make some concrete effort. Proper development of the country is not possible without the development of children. Children's future can be educated by educating children, curbing child labor, keeping proper care of their nutrition and striving for their character development. Children's day offers a golden opportunity to make a reasonable effort towards the welfare of children.Children are engaged in weeks of preparations for child day. They play drama and prepare for cultural events. In schools it is used for children to practice. They decorate the school because the school is a temple of Vidya for them. They prepare the platforms and make flags. They prepare to organize Bal Fair Inspired by the enthusiasm within them. Children's Day brings great happiness to children. Children reach school early in the morning. From there they lined up in slopes and streets. They alert society towards children's rights. They spread awareness about the environment in people. Their voices are heard in the voice against the struggle against child labor.Slogans started, now stomach worship is necessary. There is good management in the school for this. There are toffee, desserts, biscuits and fruits for children. There is also a Bal Mela where different types of dishes made by children are sold. There are separate stalls for books. There are selling enlightening and inspirational books here. Children engage in various types of activities. They are following teachers' instructions as a volunteer. Today there is no obligation of discipline, yet there is complete discipline. Children remember that the country becomes great by following discipline in every field.Children are very worried about the environment. They do not want to keep their knowledge confined to books, so they are planting trees. If someone is running a shovel, then some plants are irrigating. Planted plants are being interrupted so that animals can not destroy them. Some children are excited about the cleaning of the school and the surrounding area.

In the evening there are cultural programs in schools on the occasion of Children's Day. For this, the stage is punished. A special guest is invited on this occasion. They come at the appointed time. The students welcome them through wreaths. The principals sit on the proper posture. The program begins with Saraswati Vandana. Then there are a variety of programs like collective dance, solo dance, drama, drama, singing, poetry lessons etc. It develops qualities such as courage and bold leadership in participating children. Viewers appreciate the children's enthusiasm by playing applause. Parents do not see their children participate in the program. At the end of the program, the guest sir and the Principal is exhorted. Children are rewarded for their good performance.This is how hairdryers are filled with different types of movements. On this day children pay homage to their beloved uncle Nehru. Leaders and children pay tribute to Pandit Nehru's visit to 'Shantivan'. They remember the ideals of Nehru ji. The government expresses its resolve to make Nehru ji's dreams India. This national festival inspires us to take meaningful steps for the country's ninja.

Answer 2

14th of November is of great importance and celebrated as children’s day every year all over the India. 14th of November is the birthday of Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru (first Indian Prime Minister). Children call him as Chacha Nehru as they love and respect him a lot. Pt. Nehru was very fond of children and always liked to be among them. People start getting together at the cremation place of Pt. Nehru to pay homage to the great leader of India. Wreaths are placed at his Samadhi by the Prime Minister, President, Cabinet Ministers and high officials. Later prayers and hymns are chanted by the students in attractive manner. People celebrate this occasion by remembering his great sacrifices, contributions, achievements in international politics and peace efforts for country.

Various cultural programmes are organized and performed by the students in their schools and colleges to celebrate this with full joy and enthusiasm. Celebration takes its own form through the chanting of national songs and performances of stage short dramas. Celebration including other activities takes place at Teen Murti (where Pt. Nehru lived as Prime Minister) and at Parliament. Children follow all the footsteps of Pandit Nehru to be like him.