Rap songs, moonwalks and heartfelt tributes mark India’s Teachers’ Day in UAE ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: Teachers rapping and students paying tributes to their mentors on social media were part of the virtual celebrations in the UAE on the occasion of Teachers’ Day, observed on September 5 in India. In India, Teachers’ Day is marked in honour of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a teacher with a middle-class background who went on to become the country’s second president. He was born on September 5, 1888, and India has marked its Teachers’ Day on September 5 every year since 1962. See more COVID -19: UAE parents, students go shopping for the new school term #InternationalDogDay: 10 tips to keep your dog happy in the summer Back to school: See how Dubai schools disinfect buses ahead o

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