Children’s Day EXCLUSIVE | Meet Star Ashi Singh Recalls Her Childhood Days: Being The Naughty Kid…

Happy Children's Day: Children's Day, also known as 'Bal Diwas,' is celebrated annually on November 14 throughout India. This day commemorates the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister affectionately referred to as 'Chacha Nehru.' Nehru was a staunch advocate for children's education and rights, firmly believing in an inclusive education system and its pivotal role in a nation's success.

His visionary perspective emphasized children as the future of the nation and the bedrock of society. In 1955, he established the Children's Film Society India to address issues concerning children. Initially, Children's Day in India was observed on November 20, coinciding with the United Nations' World Children's Day.

However, following Jawaharlal Nehru's passing in 1964, the Indian Parliament passed a resolution to officially designate Nehru's birthday as Children's Day.

On the special occasion today, TV star Ashi Singh opened up about the Children's Day celebration and recalled childhood days.

TV star Ashi Singh, who is currently seen essaying the lead role of Sumeet in the popular ZEE TV show Meet, also opened up about the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations in Maharashtra.

Ashi Singh, who is currently seen essaying the lead role of Sumeet in the popular ZEE TV show Meet mentioned, "Children's Day used to be a very special day in my life as a kid and I have a lot of fond memories of the day. We used to celebrate this day in school and have a lot of fun, especially with teachers. It used to be the only day when our teachers didn't scold us even if we made a mistake or did some mischief. Being the naughty kid I was, it used to be one of the days when I used to be pampered by both, my parents and teachers. On the sets of Meet too, I played a lot of pranks on everyone and made our work full of fun and entertainment. To all the kids out there, I wish everyone a very Happy Children's Day."

Here's wishing everyone a happy Children's Day.