We are gathered here to celebrate the auspicious occasion of the birth

anniversary of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, one of the greatest scholars of

India and the second President of India. This day is widely celebrated as
teachers Day all over India. In my speech, I would love to thank all my
teachers who are working hard to teach us and help us to learn new things
every day. Not only do they help us to gain knowledge through books but in
our lives. You have taught us how to overcome our fears and failures, gain
self-confidence and voice our views and opinions in the form of a speech
before so many people like I am presenting now. It is always believed that
teachers will always have high regard in every student's heart, even higher
than their parents. It is evident in our shlokas:“ Gurur Brahma Gurur Vishnu
Gurur Devo Maheshwaraha Guru Saakshaat ParaBrahma Tasmai Shri
Gurave Namaha” Teachers will always be the pillars of every student's life.
They guide us through our dark times to enjoy a beautiful bright future.
Teacher’s day is celebrated all over the world on the 5th of October as
declared by UNESCO in 1994. I am thankful to all of them for guiding me
through my difficulties and helping me to become a responsible citizen of
India. Let us all together make this day memorable for all our teachers. Thank
you.