National Author’s Day is a holiday that celebrates the contributions of authors to our cultural heritage. It is observed annually on November 1st in the United States, and it is a day to recognize and honor the hard work and…
Today 31st October is ‘World Savings Day’. This day is observed to remind everyone to be frugal for the welfare of family and nation. The day is mainly observed by calling for frugality. Wasters can do nothing not only for…
This year 24 October is Durga Puja. As much as the theme is all around now, it wasn’t like that in the beginning. Many people seem to have forgotten the original form of Durga Puja. How many centuries of history…
International Mother-in-Law Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of October every year. Mothers-in-law have never been able to enjoy the immense respect and devotion our mothers have received on ‘Mother’s Day’ over the years. Reluctance or failure to celebrate…
Indeed, it seems that the English New Year was celebrated on this day. As time went by, the year suddenly came to the tenth month. One by one, the date on the calendar is coming to 16 and it is…
National Osteoporosis Month is an annual observance held in the United States every May to raise awareness about osteoporosis and its impact on individuals and society. Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become weak and brittle, making them more…
Holy Monday is a significant day in the Christian religion that falls on the Monday of Holy Week, which is the week leading up to Easter Sunday. It is a day of reflection and preparation for the events that occurred…
Lupus Alert Day, observed annually on the second Monday of February, is a special day dedicated to raising awareness of lupus, an autoimmune disease that affects millions of people worldwide. The day is an opportunity to educate the public about…
The Assyrian New Year, also known as Akitu or Akiti, is a traditional festival that marks the beginning of the Assyrian calendar year. It is typically celebrated on April 1st or April 2nd and has been observed by Assyrian people…