Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar Birth Anniversary is celebrated on September 26th every year to commemorate the birth of this great scholar and social reformer. Vidyasagar was a key figure in the Bengal Renaissance, advocating for women's education and the abolition of practices like child marriage and sati. His contributions to literature, education, and social reform have left a lasting impact on Indian society.

On this special day, we remember and honor the life and work of Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar through various events, seminars, and discussions. We also pay tribute to his legacy by reflecting on the importance of education, gender equality, and social reform in today's world. The images on this page capture the essence of Vidyasagar's life and achievements, serving as a visual reminder of his enduring influence.