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IMPORTANT DAYS

IMPORTANT DAYS

JANUARY
9
10
World Laughter Day
12
National Youth Day
15
Army Day
24
National Girl Child Day
25
International Customs Day, National Voters Day, India Tourism Day
30
Martyr’s Day, Death Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi
FEBRUARY
2
World Wetland Day
4
World Cancer Day
5
Kashmir Diwas Day (Organised by PoK)
12
Darwin Day
24
National Excise Day
28
National Science Day (In memory of C. V. Raman)
MARCH
8
International Women’s Day
9
CISF Raising Day
15
World Consumer Rights Day
21
World Forest Day
22
World Water Day
23
World Meteorological Day
24
World T. B. Day
APRIL
2
World Autism Awareness Day
7
World Health Day
13
Jalianwalabagh Tragedy Day
15
Third Gender Day (created by the Supreme Court in its landmark judgment on 15th April 2014)
17
World Hemophilia Day
18
World Heritage Day
21
National Civil Service Day
22
Earth Day
23
World Book & Copyright Day
24
National Panchayat Day
25
World Malaria Day
MAY
1
International Labor Day
3
World Press Freedom Day
5
World Asthma Day
11
National Technology Day
12
International Nurse Day
15
International Family Day
17
World Telecommunication Day
21
Anti- Terrorism Day ( Death Anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi)
22
International Day for Biological Diversity
24
Commonwealth Day
31
Anti-Tobacco Day/ No Smoking Day
JUNE
5
World Environment Day
8
World Ocean Day
14
World Blood Donors Day

20
World Refugee Day
21
World Music Day/ International Yoga Day
26
International Day against Drug

JULY
1
Doctor’s Day
11
World Population Day
12
Malala Day
15
World Youth Skills Day
18
Mandela Day
26
Kargil Victory Day
AUGUST
6
Hiroshima Day
7
Handloom Day
9
Nagasaki Day
12
International Youth Day
19
World Photography Day
20
Sadhbhavna Diwas
29
National Sport’s Day (In Memory of Dhyanchand)
SEPTEMBER
2
Coconut Day
8
International Literacy Day
9
Himalayan Day
14
Hindi Diwas
15
International Day of Democracy
21
International Day of Peace
27
World Tourism Day
29
World Heart Day
OCTOBER
4
World Animal Welfare Day
8
Air force Day
16
World Food Day
24
UNO Day
30
World Thrift Day/ World Savings Day
31
National Integration Day(Indira Gandhi)/ Rastriya Ekta Diwas( Sardar Patel)
NOVEMBER
14
Children’s Day/ World Diabetics Day
19
Citizen’s Day
20
World Children Day
26
Constitution Day
DECEMBER
1
World AIDS Day
10
Human Right’s Day
18
Minority Right’s Day
22
National Mathematics Day (In memory of Ramanuj)
23
Kishan Diwas
24
National Consumer Right’s Day
25
Good Governance Day (Birth Anniversary of Atal Bihari Bajpai)

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