President Droupadi Murmu conveyed warm wishes to educators nationwide on the eve of Teachers’ Day, applauding their role in building character and guiding the country’s youth. In her address, the President noted that teaching extends far beyond standard textbook instruction. Mentors play a fundamental role in shaping empathetic, principled citizens by helping learners discover their unique talents and build self-assurance. Empathetic guidance, she stated, provides the encouragement students need to pursue their ambitions with focus and resilience. President Murmu also urged educators to evolve alongside modern instructional demands. She underscored the necessity of lifelong learning, modern classroom technologies, and innovative pedagogical methods to keep pace with dynamic learning environments and better serve student needs. In addition to technological adaptability, the President emphasized the value of critical thinking. She urged educators to foster curiosity, inquiry, and independent reasoning, noting that teaching students to question and explore prepares them to become proactive contributors to national progress. Celebrated annually on September 5, Teachers’ Day marks the birth anniversary of former President, philosopher, and scholar Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Paying homage to his legacy, President Murmu remembered Dr. Radhakrishnan as a visionary educator whose lifelong commitment to learning remains an enduring inspiration for the teaching community. Post navigation UPSC NDA 2 Admit Card 2026 Expected Shortly: Steps to Download and Shift Schedule
