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Happy Teacher's Day

They teach us, they guide us. They love us, they scold us. They make us, they inspire us. Yes I'm talking about our very beloved and special teachers- our gurus. Today we celebrate Teacher's Day, the day we express our gratitude towards these lovely people who are behind whatever we become in life.

Teachers are not only the people who teach us from the textbooks but also who sow the seeds of values and morals in our hearts. They teach us what's right and what's not. They explain things with kindness and sometimes even with a strictness. They make us have faith in ourselves and tell us that we have the power to turn all our dreams into reality.

A teacher is not all about teaching and lessons. Teachers are also our very close friends. They joke with us, they laugh with us and they even at times critice others with us. We can tell them anything and everything. Though many a times we may say we don't like so and so teacher but the truth is that after some time, it is that very teacher whom we miss the most. We always have some weird names for some specific teachers and its not that they don't know about it, they know each of their names and take it in a positive way.

I know we don't say this often but the fact is that we Love you and we will always remain Grateful to you. You are the strength behind whatever we would achieve.
THANK YOU!
Happy Teacher's Day

Jaane kyun dil jaanta hai,
tu hai to I'll be alright.

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