Christmas Day – 25th December On 25th December, Christians celebrate the festival of Christmas every year. This festival is also called ‘Bada-Din’. It is a fact that from 25th December, the days start being longer and longer until 23rd March. Christmas is a feast of joy and merriment. People decorate houses, buy gifts, arrange family get-togethers, sing carols, etc. Actually on this very day of 25th December, the God of Christians,...

Migrants Day – 18th December  World Confederation of Labour reminds to all of us on 18th December on Migrants Day the importance of the participation of migrants in the global economy. It is also equally important that migrants contribute and participate in the progress of social and cultural development of the host societies. Therefore, equal opportunities and equal treatment must be recognised for all the migrant workers or people, male or...

Human Rights Day – 10th Dec.   Human Rights Day is celebrated every year on 10th December as an awareness programme to sensitives people about their worth living with dignity. Human Rights are the basic rights which every human being must enjoy to live a life. The basic human right includes food, clothing, housing, medical care, necessary social services, right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness and disability. These...

Flag Day – 7th December The Armed Forces Flag Day is observed every year on 7th December. The theme behind the celebration is to express the nation’s solidarity with the soldiers in recognition of their sacrifices for the sake of our country, India. The Flag Day is a solemn reminder of the nation’s obligation toward the Armed Forces for their glorious achievements and the saga of their service and sacrifice for...

Civil Defence Day – 6th December Civil Defence Day is celebrated on 6th December every year to make aware of the citizens and highlight the importance of civil defence. The Civil Defence provides protection to the civilian population during the crisis. The Civil Defence and Home Guards are the twin voluntary organisations for the cause of defence to the nation. These organisations are based on the concept of the safety of...

Hepatitis Awareness Day – 4th Dec. Hepatitis Awareness Day is celebrated every year on 4th December. On this very date, a national conference was held for the first time to discuss all about the menace of the disease Hepatitis-B in New Delhi, under the banner of Yellow-Ribbon. It was the day to disseminate knowledge about the occurrence and preventive measures against the various types of hepatitis disease. Hepatitis ‘A’ and Hepatitis...