Google celebrates Teacher's Day along with the rest of India in its newest doodle
While India celebrates Teachers' Day on 5 September, World Teacher's day is celebrated on 5 October.


Google Doodle celebrating Teachers' Day 2018. Image: Google[/caption]The doodle being exclusive to India portrays an animated Gif, featuring a globe with reading glasses on. The globe rotates with several icons in Google colours popping up around it. The icons denote the various subjects associated with academics and extracurriculars like Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, sports, and music.Born in the town of Nellore in Andhra Pradesh in 1888, S. Radhakrishnan was not only a teacher and a source of inspiration to many but was also the first Vice President and second President of India. He was a professor at Chennai's Presidency College and also had stints at Mysore's Maharaja College and at the University of Calcutta. A great scholar in the field of Philosophy, Radhakrishnan also wrote a book in 1929 titled, 'An Idealist View of Life' and was later offered to be knighted by King George V in 1931. He, however, declined to keep the title after India's Independence, preferring his literary title of 'doctor' instead.While India celebrates Teachers' Day on 5 September, World Teacher's day, designated by UNESCO is celebrated on 5 October every year.As is the tradition, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu is also expected to confer the National Teachers' Award to 45 teachers from across the country.

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