World Photography Day is celebrated around the world on August 19 every year. The day is celebrated around the world to commemorate the art, craft, science, and history behind photography. Photography is an art. Image is a very important medium…
Many communities in the world start the New Year according to the lunar calendar. Lunar New Year 2023 falls on February 1 this year and the celebration will last for two weeks. It is also known as the Chinese New…
Beer Day is celebrated all over the world. International Beer Day has been celebrated since 2007. Drinking these alcoholic beverages is considered by most to be harmful. However, do you know that drinking beer also has benefits? After tea and…
Hydrophobia or rabies is a life-threatening disease. Now, however, it is called ‘Rabies’ instead of ‘Hydrophobia’. Rabies is one of the many symptoms of rabies. Fear of wind is also a symptom of this disease. 4,000 years ago, rabies was…
Autumn, as we know, marks the transition from summer to winter, bringing about a change in seasons. The temperature cools down a bit, the days get shorter, the air gets drier, and the leaves change color before finally falling from…
International Right to Know Day is being celebrated around the world today September 28. In this world of information technology of the 21st century, the right to access and know information is recognized as a fundamental right of citizens of…
Today, September 27 is World Tourism Day. The day will be celebrated through various programs around the world. The day aims to spread the social, cultural, political, and economic benefits of tourism globally, along with increasing public awareness about the…
National Daughter Day is observed to address the daily challenges faced by girls to empower girls and fulfill their rights. This day is celebrated on 30 September every year. Girls around the world face unprecedented challenges in terms of their…
Many may be surprised that it is no Eid! right? Some people say or want to say that Muslims have two Eids. So where did “Eid-E-Milad-Un Nabi” come from? The literal meaning of the word Eid is to be happy,…