Zero Discrimination Day is celebrated on 1st March every year in order to raise awareness among people about equality and rising discrimination in the society on the basis of gender, caste, religion, sexual orientation, health conditions, etc. Discrimination violates human rights and hampers the growth of progressing nation. The day is also observed by organizations […]
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Word Wildlife Day is celebrated every year on 3rd March to raise public awareness about the importance of wildlife in human life. Wildlife provides food to many, replenishes natural resources, provides green spaces and is a source of livelihood to many. On World Wildlife Day, people around the world, government and non government organisations, environmentalists
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National Safety Day is celebrated every year to commemorate the foundation day of the National Safety Council of India on 4th March 1966. National Safety Council of India is known for conducting specialized training courses, conferences, seminars, workshops and designing the safety training materials and publications across the country. National Safety Day is celebrated with
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International Women’s Day celebration on 8th March every year commemorates the voices of women around the world to secure the rights of women thereby creating an environment free from gender disparity and social inequality. International women’s day is celebrated to appreciate women’s achievement in the field of science, technology, business etc. The day is celebrated
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Rath Yatra is also known as the festival of chariots where three chariots are pulled by the devotees. The chariots carry their deities to Gundicha Devi’s temple which also known as ‘Mausi Ma’ temple. Rath yatra is dedicated mainly to Lord Jagannath, who is also considered as Lord Krishna. In Rath Yatra, Lord Jagannath along
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Krishna Janmashtami is a festival which is dedicated to Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation or avatar of Lord Vishnu. Among all his previous avatars, Lord Krishna was the avatar where he showed various ‘Leela’ or miraculous deeds. Born as the eighth son of Devaki and Vasudev in Mathura, he spent his first few years in
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Guru Purnima is a festival which is dedicated to our gurus. A guru not only teaches and gives us the knowledge but also shows the right path to lead our life. He is the person who helps us to enlighten ourselves and guides to lead a prosperous life. We also celebrate Teacher’s Day and it
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Word Day of Social Justice is celebrated every year to raise public awareness about the principles of social justice which help in eradicating the problems and issues of humanity like poverty, discrimination, illiteracy, unemployment at the global level. American Labour Organization, International Labour Organization and United Nations in the 24th session of UN general assembly
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National Science Day is celebrated every year on 28th February in order to commemorate the discovery of Raman Effect in India by Indian physicist Sir CV Raman. It is one of the important science festivals in India which is celebrated by the students of the colleges and schools by demonstrating various science projects in the
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated every year on 11th February across the world in order to promote the participation of women and girls in the field of science, engineering, and mathematics. United Nations, on 22nd December 2015 in 70th general assembly session, passed a resolution for the observance of International
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