What our children eat today will determine whether they are active adults with no deficiencies or excesses in the future
We pray for our fathers, pray for our mothers, wishing our families well
We sing songs for the wishing, of those who are kissing but not for the missing
So this one’s for all the lost children, wishing them well and wishing them home.”
‘The lost Children’ from Michael Jackson’s Album Titled Invincible.

Childern's Day was celebrated on November 14. Schools stacked away the course books and laid out special treats and organized carnivals for their students. Malls offered special discounts for children, parents showered gifts and goodies on their young ones. This day reminded us to renew our commitment towards the welfare of our children and for the less privileged children around us. Countries the world over have their own days marked for children. Albania celebrates Children’s Dday on June 1, Australia on first Sunday in July, Brazil on October 12, Africa honours the children of its country on November 20. In the People’s Republic of China, Children’s Day is formally celebrated on June 1 known as the ‘June 1 International Children’s Day’. Pakistan, celebrates on November 20. Thailand’s National Children’s Day is celebrated on the second Saturday in January. Interestingly, the government house opens doors for children, who are offered to sit in the seats of ministers and even Prime Minister in the conference room of the Parliament. Military also has a show of military equipment, vehicle and aircraft for the children to play on them.

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