By Archisha Yadav | October 14, 2024
A philosopher and former President of India, his work bridged Eastern and Western thought. His legacy lives on through Teacher’s Day, celebrated in his honour.
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A Greek philosopher & student of Plato, Aristotle’s teachings spanned subjects like philosophy, ethics, science, & politics. His work laid the foundation for Western thought.
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Chanakya is known for his teachings on governance and economics, especially in his work “Arthashastra.” His wisdom shaped ancient Indian politics and economy.
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Tagore was an Indian poet, educator, & philosopher who became the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. His educational reforms focused on creativity & individuality.
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Confucius, a Chinese philosopher whose teachings on ethics & morality have shaped Chinese society. His principles still continue to influence people worldwide.
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An Italian educator, Maria Montessori revolutionised early childhood education. Her Montessori method promotes self-directed learning and independence in children.
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A renowned scientist, Dr. Kalam inspired generations of young minds to pursue science, technology, and innovation through his teachings and life.
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A pioneer in girls’ education in 19th-century India, Savitribai Phule’s efforts in social reform & education helped advance women’s rights and access to learning in India.
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A spiritual leader and philosopher, Vivekananda introduced Indian philosophy to the West. His teachings on personal potential and unity continue to inspire people globally.
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Known for teaching Helen Keller, Anne Sullivan used innovative methods to help Keller, who was deaf and blind, communicate & achieve success despite her disabilities.
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