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Children are Gods Gift! 




Childhood is all about innocence and liveliness.

However, the Universal Children's Day is celebrated on 20th November; the Children's Day in India is observed on 14th November. This date is the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru- who was the first Prime Minister of India.

It was Pandit Nehru's dream that all children of the nation must be educated. In memory of this great leader and to honor his love for children, November 14 is celebrated in India as Children's Day. It is also called as Bal-Din.

Pandit Nehru believed that children must be provided with love and care as the future of the nation lies in their hands. Children truly deserve a day that is dedicated to them.

















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