Mothers day in India May 10 2009
What strikes every Indian when they hear the word Mother is Mother India,
Mother Terasa and and their own Maa!
Mothers day is celebrated on Second Sunday of May in India every year. (For 2009 it is May 10th and for 2010 it is May 9th).
The most beautiful word in the whole world is “Mother”.
“There is a Hindi dialogue ‘mere pass ma hai’ which means even if I have got nothing I have my mother here. I want to thank her for coming all the way to support me,” – ARRahman on receiving Oscar for Slumdog Millionaire.
Mothers Day is the special day to salute all mothers throughout world. Mother is considered as living god who stays and lives with and for us, showers love and affection and expects nothing. One cannot set boundaries set for her abundant affection and unconditional love for her children.
Moms brings us to this world, witness our presence, first movement, first voice, first walk, our needs and wants. Life is sweet and short, cherish your moments with your mother, and help her out not just on Mother’s day but all days all year.
People in India treat cow, land, water, etc., and worship them with women names. It is time to start treating and giving more importance to your mom.
Children and even some elder persons must take pledge on this day – that you will do these things without bothering your mother forever:
a) Fold your bed sheets
b) Help in Kitchen
c) Help in Cleaning
d) Go to shopping
e) Ask her how she is doing frequently.
f) Surprise her
g) Support her
h) Care for her
i) Don’t argue for no reasons
j) Be reasonable
What are you going to do for your Mom? There are various events across India, especially
in Chennai. Chennai Super Mom event, Park Mom Day out event, etc., – anything
happening at your part of world to celebrate Motherhood? – Write to us!












RAJ on Sat, 9th May 2009 9:28 am
AM GOING TO GET A TRUFFLE CAKE CAKE 4 MY MUMMA AND ORDER A FAMILY PIZZA AS SHE LOVES TO EAT PIZZA IN THE EVENING I AM GOING TO BUT HER A NICE SUIT .THIS IS THE PLAN FOR MY MOTHER FOR TOMMOROW