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Children's Day Celebrations Planned in Indore Schools on Nehru's Birthday
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 06:02 AM
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Indore will host Children's Day programs in schools on Friday, coinciding with former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's birthday, alongside literary and cultural activities.
Indore's education department has announced that schools across the city will observe Children's Day on Friday, aligning the celebrations with the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The schedule includes cultural performances, games, and interactive sessions aimed at highlighting children's rights and welfare.
In addition to the school programmes, the city will host a series of literary and cultural events, featuring local authors, poets, and artists. Organisers expect participation from students, teachers, and community members, creating a vibrant atmosphere of learning and entertainment.
Authorities have urged schools to ensure safety protocols during the festivities and have coordinated with local police to manage crowds. The combined observance underscores Indore's commitment to promoting education, cultural heritage, and social cohesion.
The events are part of a broader effort by the municipal administration to celebrate Nehru's legacy of child welfare while fostering community engagement through arts and literature.
In addition to the school programmes, the city will host a series of literary and cultural events, featuring local authors, poets, and artists. Organisers expect participation from students, teachers, and community members, creating a vibrant atmosphere of learning and entertainment.
Authorities have urged schools to ensure safety protocols during the festivities and have coordinated with local police to manage crowds. The combined observance underscores Indore's commitment to promoting education, cultural heritage, and social cohesion.
The events are part of a broader effort by the municipal administration to celebrate Nehru's legacy of child welfare while fostering community engagement through arts and literature.