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Important Days of Each Month

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January

List of National and International Days of January is given below:

Important Days of January
English New Year 1st January
Pravasi Bhartiya Divas /NRI Day 9th January
Oil and Gas Conservation Week and Fortnight 4th to 10th January
National Youth Day 12th January
Lohri 13 January, Sunday
Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti 13 January, Sunday
Makar Sankranti 14 January, Monday
Army Day 15th January
Pin Code Week 15th to 21st January
Pongal 15 January (Tuesday) – 18 January (Friday)
Thaipusam 21 January, Monday
Giaravahin Sharif 22 January, Tuesday
Subhas Chandra Bose Birthday 23rd January
National Girl Child Day 24th January
International Day of Education 24th January
Republic Day of India 26th January
International Customs Day 26th January
Anti Leprosy Day 30th January
Martyrs Day 30th January

February

List of National and International Days of February is given below:

Important Days of February
World Wetlands Day 2th February
World Cancer Day 4th February
Road Safety Week 4th to 10th February
Losar 5 February, Tuesday to 7 February, Thursday
International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation 6th February
Auto Expo 9th February to 14th February
National Deworming Day 10th February
Vasant Panchami 10 February, Sunday
International Day of Women and Girls in science 11th February
World Radio Day 13th February
Valentine’s Day 14th February
Mahamastak Abhishek 17 February, Saturday to 25 February, Sunday
Sant Ravidas Jayanti 19th February
World Day of Social Justice 20th February
International Mother Language Day 21st February
Central Excise Day 24th February
National Science Day 28th February

March

List of National and International Days of March is given below:

Important Days of March
Zero Discrimination Day 1st March
World Wildlife Day 3rd March
National Safety Day 4th March
Maha Shivaratri 4th March, Monday
International Women’s Day 8th March
Dandi March Day 12th March
World Kidney Day 14th March
Ordnance Factories Day 18th March
International Day of Happiness 20th March
Holika Dahan 20 March, Wednesday
Holi 21 March, Thursday
Gangaur Festival 21 March, Thursday to 8 April, Monday
Hazarat Ali’s Birthday 21 March, Thursday
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination 21st March
World Forestry Day 21st March
International Day of Forests 21st March
World Poetry Day 21st March
World Down Syndrome Day 21st March
World Water Day 22nd March
Holla Mohalla 22 March Friday to 24 March Sunday
World Meteorological Day 23th March
Martyrs Day 23 March and 30 January
World TB Day 24th March

April

List of National and International Days of April is given below:

Important Days of  April
Prevention of Blindness Week 1st to 7th April
World Autism Awareness Day 2nd April
Chaitra Navratri 6 April, Saturday to 14 April, Sunday
Ugadi/Telugu New Year 6 April, Saturday
Mewar Festival 6 April, Saturday – 8 April Monday
World Health Day 7th April
Shab E Miraj 12 April Thursday to 13 April Friday
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre 13th April
Ambedkar Jayanti 14th April
Ram Navami 14 April, Sunday
Mahavir Jayanti 17 April, Wednesday
World Hemophilia Day 17th April
Hanuman Jayanti 19 April, Friday
Good Friday 19 April Friday
Easter 21 April Sunday
World Earth Day 22nd April
World Book Day / World Book and Copyright Day 23rd April
National Panchayati Raj Diwas 24th April
World Malaria Day 25th April
Shab-e-Barat 30 April Monday to 1 May Tuesday

May

List of National and International Days of May is given below:

Important Days of  May
International Labour Day 1st May
World Press Freedom Day 3rd May
International Midwives Day 5th May
World Asthma Day 7th May
World Thalassemia Day 8th May
World Red Cross Day 8th May
National Technology Day 11th May
Mother’s Day 12th May
International Nurses Day 12th May
International Day of Families 15th May
World Hypertension Day 17th May
Buddha Purnima 22 May Tuesday
World No Tobacco Day 31st May

June

List of National and International Days of June is given below:

Important Days of  June
World Milk Day 1st June
International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression 4th June
World Environment Day 5th June
World Ocean Day 8th June
Hemis Gompa 11 June Tuesday to 12 June Wednesday
World Blood Donor Day 14th June
Jamat-Ul-Vida 14 June Thursday to 15 June Friday
Id-ul-Fitr (Ramzan Eid) 14 June Thursday to 15 June Friday
World Sickle Cell Day 19th June
World Refugee Day 20th June
International Day of Yoga 21st June
International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking 26th June

July

List of National and International Days of July is given below:

Important Days of  July
National Doctors Day 1st July
Rath Yatra 4th July, Thursday
World Population Day 11th July
Guru Purnima 16 July, Tuesday
National Flag Adoption Day 22nd July
World Hepatitis Day 28th July

August

List of National and International Days of August is given below:

Important Days of August
World Breastfeeding Week 1st August to 7th August
International Day of the World’s Indigenous People 9th August
Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid or Eid Ul-Adha) 11 August, Sunday to 12 August, Monday
Organ Donation Day 13th August
Independence Day Of India 15th August
Ullambana 15 August Thursday
Raksha Bandhan 15 August, Thursday
World Photography Day 19th August
Sadbhavana Diwas 20th August
World Senior Citizens Day 21st August
Janmashtami 24 August, Saturday
National Eye Donation Fortnight 25th August to 8th September
Paryushan 27 August, Tuesday to 3 September, Tuesday
National Sports Day 29th August

September

List of National and International Days of September is given below:

Important Days of  September
Onam 1 September Sunday to 13 September Friday
National Nutrition Week 1st September to 7th September
Ganesh Chaturthi 2 September, Monday
Teacher’s day 5th September
International Literacy Day 8th September
Sodal mela 12 September, Thursday
Pitr Paksh 13 September, Friday to 28 September, Saturday
Hindi Diwas 14th September
Engineers’ Day 15th September
Sanchayika Day 15th September
World Ozone Day 16th September
Rambarat 17 September, Tuesday to 19 September, Thursday
Muharram 21 September Friday
World Tourism Day 27th September
World Deaf Day Last Sunday of the Month of September
World Heart Day 29th September
Ramlila 29 September, Sunday to 8 October, Tuesday
Sharad Navratra 29 September, Sunday to 8 October, Tuesday
Brahmotsavam 30 September,  Monday to 8 October, Tuesday

October

List of National and International Days of October is given below:

Important Days of  October
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day 1st October
International Day for Elderly People 1st October
Gandhi Jayanti 2nd October
Anti Untouchability Week 2nd to 8th October
WildLife Week 2nd to 8th October
World Habitat Day First Monday of the month of October
World Animal Day 4th October
Dussehra 8 October, Tuesday
Air Force Day 8th October
World Post Day 9th October
Guru Ramdass Ji Birthday 9 October, Wednesday
World Sight Day 11th October
International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction 11th October
Maharishi Valmiki jayanti 13 October, Sunday
World Standards Day 14th October
World Student’s Day 15th October
World Food Day 16th October
Karva Chauth 17 October, Thursday
World Polio Day 24th October
Dhanteras 25 October, Friday
Diwali 27 October, Sunday
Govardhan Puja 28 October, Monday
Bhai Dooj 29 October, Tuesday
World Savings Day 30th October
National Unity Day 31st October

November

List of National and International Days of November is given below:

Important Days of  November
All Saints Day 1st November
World Vegan Day 1st of November
Chhath Puja 2 November, Saturday
World Tsunami Awareness Day 5th November
Dev Uthani Ekadashi 8 November, Friday
International Week of Science and Peace 9th to 14th November
Legal Services Day 9th November
Barawafat 10th November, Sunday and 15th November, Friday
Guru Nanak Jayanti 12 November, Tuesday
Deep Diwali 12 November, Thuesday
Children’s Day 14th November
National Cooperative Week 14th to 20th November
International Day for Tolerance and Peace 16th November
National Epilepsy Day 17th November
National Integration Day 19th November
Quami Ekta Week 19th to 25th of November
World Heritage Week 19th to 25th of November
World Toilet Day 19th November
Child Rights Day 20th November
International Film Festival of India 20th to 30th November
International Meatless Day 25th November
Constitution Day 26th November

December

List of National and International Days of December is given below:

Important Days of  December
World Aids Day 1st December
National Pollution Control Day 2nd December
International Day of Disabled Persons 3rd December
Navy Day 4th December
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development 5th December
Dr. Ambedkar Mahaparinirvan Diwas 6th December
Armed Forces Flag Day 7th December
Saarc Charter Day 8th December
International Anti Corruption Day 9th December
All India Handicrafts Week 8th to 14th December
Human Rights Day 10th December
Minorities Rights Day in India 18th December
National Energy Conservation Day 14th December
National Mathematics Day 22nd December
National Farmers’ Day 23rd December
Good Governance Day 25th December
Christmas 25 December, Wednesday
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Republic Day Of India

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THE REPUBLIC DAY

Republic Day Of India – गणतन्त्र दिवस भारत

Republic Day in India is celebrated on January 26th each year. This day is called as “Republic Day” (“Gantantra Diwas” “गणतन्त्र दिवस ” in Hindi). It is one of the 3 gazetted national holidays of India and a national festival which is celebrated with great patriotic fervor by the Indians all over the World.

 

History of Republic Day

India got Independence on 15th August but 26 January is the day which marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Indian Constitution. The Constitution was passed by the Constituent Assembly of India on November 26th, 1949 and was adopted on January 26th, 1950, completing the country’s transition from non-republic to an Independent Republic Nation.

 

Republic Day Celebration

The main celebration of this day takes place in the National Capital of the Country, i.e., in New Delhi at Rajpath, where the Indian National Flag is hoisted by the Indian President. Flag Hoisting is followed by the National Anthem, the march past of the three armed forces of India and different cultural programmes representing different parts of India.

The President also gives speech to the people of India. After the flag is hoisted by the Indian President at Rajpath the flag is also hoisted by the Heads of each and every big or small Organisations of India.

 

Republic Day Parade

Every Year the main parade takes place in the National Capital New Delhi. This parade is organized by organized by the Ministry of Defense. The Parade starts from the gate of The President’s Residence, Raisina Hill (Rashtrapati Bhavan) in Rajpath and it passes through the India Gate.

Republic day Parade is the main attraction for the visitors. The Parade shows off Indian defense capabilities and India’s cultural and social heritage.

 

Beating Retreat for Republic Day

The beating retreat ceremony takes place after officially showing the end of the Republican Day celebration. It is done on January 29th, the third day after the Republic day. This is done by the ribbon of three military wings, the Indian Army, Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force. The place is Raisina Hill and adjacent aluns, Vijay Chowk, flanked by the North and South Block Rashtrapati Bhavan (Presidential Palace) towards the end of Rajpath.

The main guest of this celebration is the President of India who came escorted by the Presidential Guards, a cavalry unit. When the President arrived, the PBG commander asked the unit to Salute, which is the followed by the Indian National Anthem Show, Jana Gana Mann, by the Army Personnels.

The army organize a display ceremony by mass ribbons where military bands, ribbons and drum bands, bugler and trumpet from various army regiments other than the bands from the navy and the Air Force took part that played popular patritic songs like living with me, favorites Mahatma Gandhi Hymn, and Saare Jahan Se Achcha in the end of the Celebratiom.

 

Award Ceremony Republic Day

Every Year On the evening of the Republic Day, the President of India distribute the Civilian Awards to Indian civilians. The main attraction of the award ceremony is the Padma Awards. This is the second highest civilian award in India after Bharat Ratna. This award is given in three categories, namely. Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri.

 

Republic Day Celebration of 2022

Republic Day of this year will be celebrated on Wednesday. This year the flag will be hoisted by Shri Ram Nath Kovind Hon’ble President of India. This year in 2022, 73rd Republic day will be celebrated and it is going to nominate itself in one of the most important events of the Indian history.

Chief Guest of Republic Day 2022

According to the News, There will be no foreign guests in the Republic Day of India in 2022 after a surge in the current situation of Covid-19 infection throughout the country. Very selected number of people will be allowed  to physically witness the Republic Day celebration. However the whole celebration will be telecast live on the mainstream channels so Everyone can see and witness the great moments of pride.

As per the news this year some selected ground level workers including drivers, autorickshaw, construction workers, sanitation workers and frontline workers will be attented the celebration as the guest.

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FAQ – Republic Day of India

When is the Republic Day of India ?
Republic Day of year 2022 will be celebrated on Wednesday, January 26th 2022.

Why do we celebrate Republic Day on 26 January?
The Constitution was passed by the Constituent Assembly of India on November 26th, 1949 and was adopted on January 26th, 1950, completing the country’s transition from non-republic to an Independent Republic Nation.So We celebrate this day 26th January every year as the Republic Day of Our Country, India.

Who Hosts the National Flag at The Capital of India ?
Main celebration of Republic Day takes place in The National Capital of India, New Delhi. The President of India Hosts the National Flag on this Day. This year the flag will be hoisted by Shri Ram Nath Kovind Hon’ble President of India.

 

I wish you all a very Happy Republic Day….. Jai Hind Jai Bharat

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Raksha Bandhan

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Raksha Bandhan (रक्षाबंधन in Hindi) means “the tie or knot of protection”. Being celebrated on the day of “Sharavan Purnima ”.  This festival make the divine love and relation of brother and sister more strong and valuable.

The sister performs a Rakhi ceremony, then prays to express her love and wish for the well being of her brother; in return, the brother ritually pledges to protect and take care of his sister under all circumstances.

Among the most sacred festivals of hindu’s, the festival of “Rakshabandhan” carries utmost significance and importance. It is mainly the festival of Hindus and thus limited to the boundries of Hindu countries. However, with time it is gaining importance in other religions and countries too.

There are a lot of tales related to this festival. According to Hindu scripture “Bhavishya Purana”, Indra’s ( इंद्र ) wife Sachi tied a  cotton thread on her husband’s wrist and prayed for his well being and success against demon. That holy thread was given to Sachi by Lord Vishnu.

In Ancient India Women tied holy thread on their husband’s (or dear-one’s ) wrist to pray for their safety and success in war and against evil powers . These threads ( Rakhi ) were not limited only to brother sister relation.

There are many other stories relates to Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan. It includes The story of King Bali and Goddess Laxmi, The story mentioned in the epic Mahabharata about Krishna and Draupadi.

But the story which is most prevalent and having its historical evidence is of Rani Karmavati, Queen of Chittor, who sent Rakhi to Emperor Humayun to defend her kingdom from the invasion of Muslim invader Bahadur Shah.

Happy Raksha Bandhan…

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Independence Day Of India

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15TH AUGUST – THE INDEPENDENCE DAY OF INDIA

India got free from the rule of British Empire on 15th august, 1947. And thus 15th august is celebrated as Independence Day all over the country. This day is the national holiday / festival of our country.

On 15th August 1947, India’s first P.M., Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru raised the national flag i.e. “Tiranga”, above the Red Fort, in New Delhi. And thus each year this festival is started with the flag hoisting by the P.M. of the country at Red Fort followed by the singing of our national anthem i.e. “Jana Gana Mana”.

This national festival is celebrated with the flag hoisting ceremonies, singing patriotic songs, parades and cultural events. The President and the P.M. delivers speech to the country on this auspicious occasion.

There is also an interesting fact about the Independence Day. And the fact is that between the year 1930 and 1947, the Indian National Congress celebrated the Independence Day on 26th January, which today is celebrated as the Republic Day.

This year the flag at the Red Fort will be hoisted by the present P.M., Shri Narendra Modi. He will start this ceremony for the first time as a P.M. This year India will celebrate its 68th Independence Day.

Gaaten hai Hum Gatha Unke Balidan Ki, Laaj Rakhi Hai Jinhone Is Desh Ke Aan Ki,

Swatantra Karaya Jinhone Bharat Mata Ko, Sat Sat Naman Un Sahid Jawan Ko.

Wish you all a very happy Independence Day….. Jai Hind Jai Bharat

आप सभी को स्वतंत्रता दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं ….जय हिन्द जय भारत

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