Like almost every teacher, even I received - Teachers Day Greetings - from my students, their parents and even from some friends and teachers...
Some things really touched me deeply.... And I felt to share those with you 
Photos Link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/
Description of Photos:
(1) Letter written in English to me by a student presently in class-12 science... We are associated since she was studying in class-5 marathi medium government school..
(2) Same girl made this chevda (snacks) for the first time on her own for me.... because I had probably told her once that I like this specific food item...
(3) Message typed in English and sent by a student who is presently studying in Second Year B.A.....We are associated since she was in class-9 marathi medium government school...
(4) Same girl has made & shared a short video of some memories / snaps, mostly of our celebrations during festival, picnic, get-together etc.
(5) Message sent by a person working as an IT professional since few years... We got associated when she was in her First Year Engineering in the college where I taught somewhere in 2009-10...
(6) Message sent by another student of her class / batch...
(7) Messages sent by my school teachers who have taught me when I was in middle / secondary year school..
(8) and (9) - Few of my government school students called to meet me in our class today, where we had some quality time together
(10) I could go and meet my school teacher who had taught me Maths when I was studying in Class-6.... Saw her after more than 25 years.... Luckily she could also see me doing some Math-Magic with her grand-daughter studying in Class-3... 
End of the Day:-
And I heard someone as if calling me from behind while I had started walking after boarding down the bus. I looked back. He said --- , "Your wallet fell down from your bag."
I checked my bag and found the zip of its front side open (may be while taking the ticket).. I ran towards him and thanked him deeply for his kind gesture...
Feeling grateful 
Thank you friends, for reading this message & checking the photos 
Rupesh Gesota
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