Udaipur: Business Circle International (BCI) and Finbrella will jointly organise a special ‘Happy Teachers Day’ programme on September 5, 2026, to honour the contribution of teachers and recognise their role in shaping society and the nation.

The event will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Hotel Regenta Central, Court Circle, Udaipur, followed by dinner. The programme will feature discussions on inspiration, knowledge, meaningful dialogue and financial discipline, along with a special felicitation of teachers for their outstanding contributions.

The poster for the event was launched at CPS School in the presence of BCI Education President Alka Sharma, BCI Founder and Chairman Mukesh Madhavani, Finbrella Founder Devendra Singh Karir, BCI Education Secretary Poonam Rathore and BCI team member Bhoomi Trivedi.

BCI Founder and Chairman Mukesh Madhavani said teachers play a vital role in shaping the future of society and the country. He said the programme, being organised in association with Finbrella, is dedicated to recognising and appreciating the contribution of teachers. BCI, he added, continues to bring together different sections of society through initiatives that promote positive engagement and meaningful dialogue.

BCI Education President Alka Sharma said teachers do much more than impart academic knowledge, as they play an important role in shaping students’ personalities, values and future. She described the Teachers Day programme as a special initiative to express gratitude and respect towards educators. Teachers will also be felicitated for their exceptional contribution to education and society.

Finbrella Founder Devendra Singh Karir said the organisation aims to create greater awareness about effective financial planning and smart financial discipline. He said teachers are important guides and mentors in society, and discussions on their financial security and brighter future would be an important aspect of the programme.

BCI Education Secretary Poonam Rathore said the event would provide members of the education fraternity an opportunity to come together, share experiences and exchange ideas. She said the programme would encourage meaningful interaction and create a platform for discussions on issues relevant to educators and their professional and personal well-being.