Archive · 6 Sep 2026
President Murmu Urges Scientific, Ethical, Nation-First Student Generations
President Droupadi Murmu shared a message for Teachers’ Day.
She said teachers should help children become good, ethical and responsible people.
Students should learn to think scientifically and care about their country.
They should also respect culture, protect nature and help other people.
Teachers should make children feel safe and confident.
They should encourage students to ask questions and think for themselves.
Murmu said good teaching can help students become scientists, artists, entrepreneurs and problem-solvers.
She also asked people to respect sincere and dedicated teachers.
President Droupadi Murmu urged teachers to develop students’ scientific outlook and “nation first” spirit.
She said teachers have a sacred duty to help students become ethical, responsible and good human beings.
Murmu called on educators to respect cultural heritage, protect the environment and support humanity’s welfare.
She urged teachers to encourage curiosity, questioning, independent thinking, argument and sound judgement without creating fear or inferiority.
She said inspiring education can produce entrepreneurs, scientists, artists and citizens capable of solving emerging challenges.
- Who
- President Droupadi Murmu addressed teachers and citizens.
- What
- She urged teachers to shape students through scientific thinking, ethical values, cultural respect and a “nation first” spirit.
- When
- On September 5, Teachers’ Day; the year was not specified.
- Where
- New Delhi, in an article titled “Shaping Minds; Building the Future.”
- Why
- She said teachers must uphold parents’ trust and guide students’ safety, development, character and independent thinking as India seeks development with social inclusion.
- Speaker
- President Droupadi Murmu
- Occasion
- Teachers’ Day, September 5
- Article title
- “Shaping Minds; Building the Future”
- Student values
- Scientific outlook, ethical conduct, cultural respect, environmental care and a “nation first” spirit
- Teaching priorities
- Curiosity, questioning, independent thinking, argument and judgement
- National goal
- India becoming a developed nation with social inclusion at the core
