Children's Day in India

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Children's Day in India is a national observance celebrated annually on November 14 to honor and promote the rights, care, and education of children.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commemorative day
national observance
alsoKnownAs Bal Diwas
celebrationType community events
school-based celebration
country India
dateObserved 14 November
focusesOn access to education
health and nutrition of children
protection from abuse and exploitation
protection from child labor
frequency annual
hasHashtag #BalDiwas
#ChildrensDay
hasTargetGroup children
educators
parents
inception 1959
languageOfAlternativeName Hindi
languageOfName English
legalStatus non-working observance
mediaCoverage newspaper articles on child rights
television programs for children
namedAfter Jawaharlal Nehru
observedBy Indian government institutions
children in India
schools in India
teachers in India
organisedBy government agencies
non-governmental organizations
schools
partOf observances in India
purpose to honor children
to promote care of children
to promote children's rights
to promote education of children
relatedTo Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary
replaced Universal Children's Day on 20 November in India
significance celebrates childhood
raises awareness of children's issues in India
symbolicallyAssociatedWith Jawaharlal Nehru's affection for children
theme child education
child protection
child welfare
typicalActivities competitions for children
cultural programs in schools
distribution of sweets to children
speeches on children's rights

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Jawaharlal Nehru
commemoratedBy
November ("Children's Day")
containsHolidayInIndia

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