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World Philosophy Day, observed each year on the third Thursday in November, shines a spotlight on the value of philosophical reflection for societies and individuals. This UNESCO-led event seeks to inspire people globally to explore philosophy’s role in fostering critical thinking, tolerance, and understanding. In 2024, World Philosophy Day falls on November 16, and this…
The United Nations’ International Day for Tolerance, observed annually on November 16, highlights the significance of tolerance, respect, and understanding among the diverse cultures and communities worldwide. This day encourages awareness about the negative effects of intolerance and emphasizes policies that support equal rights and opportunities for all. Click Here: National Unity Day (Rashtriya Ekta…
National Newborn Week is an annual observance in India dedicated to raising awareness about the critical importance of newborn care. From November 15 to 21, this event underscores the need to provide quality, safe, and nurturing care to every newborn, supporting both child survival and long-term development. Led by the Ministry of Health and Family…
Children’s Day, celebrated each year in India on November 14, holds a special significance. Known as Bal Divas, this day commemorates the birthday of Bharat Ratna Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister, who was renowned for his deep affection for children. November 14, 2024, marks Nehru’s 135th birth anniversary, honoring his vision for the…
World Kindness Day, observed on November 13, is a global celebration aimed at fostering kindness and unity. Every year, people worldwide participate in acts of goodwill that highlight the importance of empathy, compassion, and shared humanity. As we mark the 27th World Kindness Day in 2024, this event remains a powerful reminder of how simple…
World Diabetes Day (WDD), annually observed on November 14, is a global health initiative led by the United Nations (UN) and the International Diabetes Federation (IDF). This day is dedicated to raising awareness of diabetes, its health impacts, and the ways people can prevent and manage it effectively. Every year, it brings attention to diabetes-related…
World Pneumonia Day is observed annually on November 12, aiming to bring global attention to the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of pneumonia. As the 16th anniversary approaches, this year’s theme, “Championing the fight to stop pneumonia,” emphasizes the importance of each breath and the urgent need to eliminate pneumonia-related deaths, especially among vulnerable children….
Public Service Broadcasting Day, also known as Jan Prasaran Diwas, is celebrated annually across India on 12th November to commemorate the historic visit of Mahatma Gandhi to All India Radio (AIR) in 1947. This day stands as a tribute to Gandhi’s message of peace and hope, delivered through radio to uplift refugees who were deeply…
National Education Day, observed annually on November 11 in India, celebrates the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, India’s first Education Minister. Acknowledged as a visionary leader, Azad laid the foundations of modern education in India, pushing for inclusivity and accessibility. This day highlights the right to education and reminds citizens of the importance…
World Science Day for Peace and Development, observed annually on November 10, shines a spotlight on science’s essential role in fostering a peaceful and sustainable world. This day serves as an invitation to both scientific and non-scientific communities, engaging global citizens in discussions on the critical issues that science addresses. In 2024, the observance focuses…