History of the Day

National Pet Day provides an amazing opportunity to celebrate your furry companion and honor your relationship. Additionally, this day marks an effort to spread awareness of all of the pets who await forever homes at shelters across America. Colleen Paige, a pet lifestyle expert and animal welfare advocate, developed this…

International Literacy Day The world continues to be amazed at how human people have climbed to the top of the food chain by integrating information and creating new things. Education is more than just a collection of ideas and concepts. It is the act of reading and writing to inform…

The 2nd of September is World Coconut Day. The major goal of this day is to raise awareness about the value of coconut and its advantages all over the world. The Asian and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC) celebrates the day in particular in countries in the Asian and Pacific regions,…

National Sports Day India’s National Sports Day is celebrated every year on August 29. Major Dhyan Chand Singh, a great hockey player, is honored on this day. The purpose of the day is to raise awareness about the value of sports and daily activities in everyone’s life. In the current…

World Population Day The United Nations Development Programme’s Governing Council founded World Population Day in 1989 due to the attention produced by the Day of Five Billion, which was marked on July 11, 1987. By this time, it is vital to raise public knowledge about population issues and their effects…

United Nations Public Service Day Every year on June 23, the United Nations Public Service Day is commemorated around the world. This day is observed to honour and commemorate the efforts of public service departments around the world to society. Every year on June 23, the United Nations sponsors the…

World Hydrography Day The 21st of June is World Hydrography Day. The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) established this day as an annual commemoration of hydrographers’ efforts and the importance of hydrography. It also raises awareness about the importance of safe navigation and the preservation of marine life. Who set the…

International Albinism Awareness Day Albinism is a disease that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Albinism is characterized by the non-existence of pigment (melanin) in the skin, hair, and eyes, making the person vulnerable to the sun and strong light. As a result, practically everyone with albinism is visually impaired and…

World Wind Day Every year on June 15, World Wind Day, also known as Global Wind Day, is commemorated. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness of wind energy, its different applications, and the different ways and opportunities in which wind energy may help transform the world. Read…

World Food Safety Day Humans need a few basic needs to thrive. Food (including water), clothing, and shelter are the bare minimums for a decent existence. Food is a need; it has always catalyzed societal change, advancement, and expansion. On the other side, food safety is becoming a serious problem.…