There are many events celebrated every year in India. One of the important events of them is ‘Children’s Day’. Children’s Day in India is celebrated every year on the 14th of November. The event of Children’s day is dedicated to the overall growth of children of the nation. Children’s Day inspires all of us to …
The Teacher’s Day in India is celebrated every year on the 5th of September. It is a very auspicious event for which children wait eagerly throughout the year. Teacher’s Day is dedicated to the teachers of the nation and also the world. Teacher’s Day is like an opportunity for us to show our gratitude towards …
Gandhi Jayanti is an Indian event to be celebrated annually. It is one of the three national festivals of India which are Republic Day, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti. It falls every year on the 2nd of October. Gandhi Jayanti is observed in the entire nation, irrespective of the regional, religious, or any other boundary, …
National Eye Donation Fortnight is a 15 days campaign starting from the 25th of August and ending on the 8th of September. It is completely an Indian National event run under the ‘National Programme for Control of Blindness’. As it would be clear from its name, it is a campaign to motivate people to be …
The National Sports Day in India is celebrated every year on the 29th of August. It is a grand event that is dedicated to various sports to be played in the country. The National Sports Day is a day to promote sports in India and make the children participate in them for their physical and …
The Organ Donation Day or World Organ Donation Day falls every year on the 13th of August. It is a very auspicious day dedicated to the great act of organ donation. Since donating the organ after death is considered to be a very noble act of kindness, we celebrate it as an occasion on the …
The Sadbhavana Divas, or also called the Harmony Day (Samrasta Divas), is an important event in the Indian Calendar. It is celebrated on the 20th of August every year. This day is dedicated to spreading peace, harmony, and brotherhood among the people of different communities, religions, groups, and regions. It is observed in the entire …
Every nation in the world has its specific flag, which represents itself. The flag is a symbol of the nation to be respected by its citizen. The Indian flag has three colours Saffron, white, and green, and that is why it is called the ‘Tiranga’. In order to respect our national flag, we celebrate the …
World Population Day is annually remembered on the 11th of July. It aims to tell the seriousness of the population issue among general people. The population is one of the major challenges for the world. It is the root cause of many social and economical crises. Poverty and Unemployment are two big issues that are …
World Environment Day is an annual observance on 5th June. It is celebrated among 143 countries around the globe. The gift of Mother Nature is the place where we live, the air we breathe, water, and all other natural sources that make living things possible to dwell. It should be celebrated yearly. By the initiative …
