Liberation Day Afghanistan is celebrated annually in Afghanistan on 15 February to commemorate the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1989. This treaty ensured the maintenance of a completely neutral position between Afghanistan and Britain. As a result of the defeat in the Second Anglo-Afghan War, Afghanistan became a British colony. Afghanistan ceremonially the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, … Read more
Eid Ul Fitr (Arabic: عيد الفتر, meaning “joy of breaking the fast”) is one of the two major religious festivals of Islam. In religious terms, it is also described as Ya omul Zayez (meaning: Day of Reward). After a long month of fasting or fasting, Muslims celebrate this day with great joy and religious duties. … Read more
Although deadly, this infection can be prevented, and with the help of modern medical science, it can also be cured. To raise awareness, every year 25 April is observed as World Malaria Day. World Malaria Day is an awareness day celebrated all over the world on the 25th of April every year. Under the auspices … Read more
Fairy tale wizard Hans Christian Andersen was born on April 2, 1805, in Odense, Denmark. He is the father of funny fairy tales, including the story of the ugly duckling, Tambolina or Angelina, the little mermaid, or the red shoes, the snow queen, the emperor’s new clothes, which have won the hearts of all people … Read more
The Day of Liberation And innovation is celebrated Officially on February 25. The Republic of Suriname in South America celebrates liberation and Innovative Day. Suriname’s economy is mainly based on bauxite mining. After bauxite is mined, aluminum is extracted from it and exported abroad, especially to the United States. In the late 16th century, the … Read more
President’s Day is Celebrated on the Third Monday of February. George Washington. First President of the United States. He served as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War. He is referred to as the founding father of the United States of America and is known during his lifetime and still as the … Read more
National Tea Day is one of the most celebrated days in the world. National Tea Day is celebrated on 21 April every year to celebrate tea drinking. It is celebrated in tea houses, hotels, pubs, and cafes with special events around the country and charity fundraising events, including a tea ‘Face-T-Vol’ at London’s Chiswick House … Read more
Rosa Louise MacLee Parks (February 4, 1913 – October 24, 2005) was an activist in the American civil rights movement known worldwide for the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The United States Congress named her the First Lady of Civil Rights and the Mother of the Freedom Movement. The US state of Alabama then had a racist … Read more
There is no friend as faithful as a book. Many people say this. That is why World Book Day is celebrated all over the world. April 23 is designated as World Book Day. Book Day is celebrated in more than 100 countries on this day. The day is celebrated to honor literature. Books increase our … Read more