International Day of Sign Languages

Day 23 September - International Day of Sign Languages

On 23rd September, the UN General Assembly proclaimed the day as International Day of Sign Languages. The day provides a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.

September 23rd is indeed the International Day of Sign Languages (IDSL), recognized by the United Nations. This day aims to:

1. Raise awareness about sign languages and their importance.

2. Promote the rights of deaf and hard-of-hearing communities.

3. Recognize the unique cultural and linguistic identities of sign language users.

Theme for 2024: "Sign Languages Unite Us"

Objectives:

1. Encourage governments to recognize and support sign languages.

2. Increase accessibility and inclusion for deaf people.

3. Foster a culture of diversity and equality.

Ways to participate:

1. Learn basic sign language phrases.

2. Share sign language videos and resources.

3. Support local deaf organizations and events.

4. Use social media hashtags #IDSL #SignLanguagesUniteUs.

5. Organize or participate in sign language workshops.

Some interesting facts about sign languages:

1. Over 300 distinct sign languages exist worldwide.

2. Sign languages have their own grammar, vocabulary, and syntax.

3. Sign languages are not universal; each country has its own.

4. Sign languages are essential for deaf people's education, employment, and social inclusion.

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Day 13 September- International Chocolate Day

Day 13 September- International Chocolate Day

International Chocolate Day is celebrated on September 13 annually. The day was established by the U.S. National Confectioners Association. It commemorates the birth of Milton S. Hershey. He was an American chocolatier, businessman, and philanthropist.

Chocolate is one of the world’s favorite flavors, possibly THE most loved taste across 7 continents. This magic bean has been consumed by humans from as far back as 1900 BC, and was an integral part of the Aztec and Mayan civilisations and culture. Europeans combined it with milk and sugar, and with the Industrial Revolution and mass production, the modern era of chocolate began. Some references indicate that this day celebrates the introduction of chocolate to Europe in 1550. Though it originated in the Americas, today the small African country of Cote D’Ivoire produces 30% of the world’s cocoa. Everyone loves it, the recipes are endless and September 13th is celebrated as international chocolate day.

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Mountains in the world

Mountains in the world

1. *Mount Everest* (Nepal/China) - Highest peak (8,848m/29,029ft)

2. *K2* (Pakistan/China) - Second-highest peak (8,611m/28,251ft)

3. *Kangchenjunga* (Nepal/India) - Third-highest peak (8,586m/28,208ft)

4. *Lhotse* (Nepal/China) - Fourth-highest peak (8,516m/27,940ft)

5. *Makalu* (Nepal/China) - Fifth-highest peak (8,463m/27,766ft)

6. *Mount Kilimanjaro* (Tanzania) - Highest peak in Africa (5,895m/19,341ft)

7. *Mount Elbrus* (Russia) - Highest peak in Europe (5,642m/18,510ft)

8. *Mount Aconcagua* (Argentina) - Highest peak in South America (6,962m/22,841ft)

9. *Denali (Mount McKinley)* (Alaska, USA) - Highest peak in North America (6,190m/20,310ft)

10. *Mount Fuji* (Japan) - Iconic stratovolcano (3,776m/12,388ft)

Other notable mountains include:

- *Mount Olympus* (Greece) - Mythological home of the gods

- *Mount Himalaya* (Nepal) - Sacred mountain in Hinduism

- *Mount Kinabalu* (Malaysia) - UNESCO World Heritage site

- *Mount Etna* (Italy) - Active volcano

- *Mount St. Helens* (USA) - Famous for its 1980 eruption

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Hartalika Teej

Day 6 September- Hartalika Teej

Hartalika Teej is a major Hindu festival celebrated by women. The day celebrates Goddess Parvati and unwavering love and devotion for Lord Shiva. On this day, married and unmarried women keep fast and pray for the well-being and longevity of their husbands or future husbands.

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👩‍🏫 *Day 5 September 2024*🧑🏻‍🏫

*_Teacher's Day_*

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Teacher's Day

Day 5 September 2024

Teacher's Day

Paradoxically, Teachers' Day is celebrated on different dates in various countries, but most commonly in September or October. Here are some of the dates:

- _India_: September 5th (Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's birthday)

- _United States_: First Tuesday in May (National Teacher Appreciation Day)

- _China_: September 10th

- _Malaysia_: May 16th

- _Thailand_: January 16th

- _Vietnam_: November 20th

Teachers' Day is a special occasion to:

1. _Honor and appreciate_ teachers' hard work and dedication.

2. _Recognize their contributions_ to education and society.

3. _Show gratitude_ for their impact on students' lives.

4. _Encourage and support_ teachers in their profession.

Typical celebrations include:

1. _Gift-giving_ (cards, flowers, or small tokens).

2. _Award ceremonies_ for outstanding teachers.

3. _Special events_ (concerts, performances, or assemblies).

4. _Heartfelt messages_ from students and parents.

Let's take a moment to appreciate our teachers and educators!

Paradoxically, Teachers' Day is celebrated on different dates in various countries, but most commonly in September or October. Here are some of the dates:

- _India_: September 5th (Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's birthday)

- _United States_: First Tuesday in May (National Teacher Appreciation Day)

- _China_: September 10th

- _Malaysia_: May 16th

- _Thailand_: January 16th

- _Vietnam_: November 20th

Teachers' Day is a special occasion to:

1. _Honor and appreciate_ teachers' hard work and dedication.

2. _Recognize their contributions_ to education and society.

3. _Show gratitude_ for their impact on students' lives.

4. _Encourage and support_ teachers in their profession.

Typical celebrations include:

1. _Gift-giving_ (cards, flowers, or small tokens).

2. _Award ceremonies_ for outstanding teachers.

3. _Special events_ (concerts, performances, or assemblies).

4. _Heartfelt messages_ from students and parents.

Let's take a moment to appreciate our teachers and educators!

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 *પાણી કેટલું અને કઈ રીતે પીવું જોઇએ*

**1. ઉકળેલા પાણી પીવો:**

   ફિલ્ટર અને ઉકાળેલા પાણી પીઓ જેથી શારીરિક તંદુરસ્તી જળવાય અને બેક્ટેરિયા અને વાયરસથી બચી શકો.

**2. ખાલી પેટ પર પાણી પીવું:**

   રોજ સવારે ઉઠીને ખાલી પેટ પર બે થી ત્રણ ગ્લાસ પાણી પીવાથી શરીર ટોક્સિન મુક્ત રહે છે અને પાચનક્રિયા સારી બને છે.

**3. થોડી-થોડી વાર પર પાણી પીવું:**

   દિવસ દરમિયાન ટૂંકા ગાળાઓમાં થોડી-થોડી માત્રામાં પાણી પીવું, વિશેષ કરીને જોરદાર ઉનાળામાં.

**4. ગરમ પાણી પીવું:**

   શિયાળામાં અથવા ગળાના દુખાવા માટે ઠંડા પાણીની જગ્યાએ થોડું ગરમ પાણી પીવું ફાયદાકારક છે.

**5. પાણી પીવા માટે યોગ્ય સમય:**

   ભોજન કરતા 30 મિનિટ પહેલા અને 1 કલાક પછી પાણી પીવું, જેથી પાચન પ્રક્રિયા પર ખરાબ અસર ન પડે.

**6. મોઢું સાફ કરીને પાણી પીવું:**

   પાણી પીતા પહેલા મોઢું સારી રીતે સાફ કરવું, જેથી પાણીના સેવન સમયે બેક્ટેરિયા તમારામાં પ્રવેશ ન કરે.

**7. ગ્લાસથી પાણી પીવું:**

   ગ્લાસમાંથી પાણી પીવું એ હેલ્ધી માનવામાં આવે છે, બોટલથી કે સીધા નલથી પાણી ન પીવું.

**8. દિવસમાં ઓછામાં ઓછા 8 ગ્લાસ પાણી પીવું:**

   રોજના દિવસમાં 8 થી 10 ગ્લાસ પાણી પીવું જરૂરી છે, પણ તમારા શરીર અને જઠરની જરૂરિયાત પ્રમાણે તે વધારે પણ હોઈ શકે છે.

**9. ભોજન સાથે વધારે પાણી ન પીવું:**

   ભોજન વખતે બહુ વધારે પાણી ન પીવું, કારણ કે તે પાચનક્રિયામાં ખલેલ પહોંચાડી શકે છે. અલ્પ માત્રામાં સિપ કરીને પાણી પીવું.

**10. ફળ અને શાકભાજીથી પાણીની માત્રા મેળવો:**

   તાજા ફળ અને શાકભાજી જેમ કે કાકડી, તરબૂચ, પપૈયા વગેરે ખાવાથી પણ પાણીની જરૂરીયાત પૂરી થાય છે.

**11. તીવ્ર તરસ ન લાગી હોય તો પણ પાણી પીવું:**

   તરસ લાગવી એ શારીરિક ડીહાઇડ્રેશનનું લક્ષણ છે, એથી તરસ લાગ્યા વગર પણ સમયસર પાણી પીવું જરૂરી છે.

**12. પર્યાપ્ત પાણી પીવાને કારણે ત્વચા ચમકદાર બને છે:**

   પર્યાપ્ત માત્રામાં પાણી પીવાથી ત્વચા હાઇડ્રેટ રહે છે અને તે ચમકદાર અને સ્વસ્થ બને છે.

**13. હળવાશથી પાનીએ પીવું:**

   પાણી હળવાશથી ધીરે-ધીરે પીવું, અચાનક વધુ માત્રામાં ન પીવું, જેનાથી પેટમાં બળતરા કે અસ્વસ્થતા થઈ શકે છે.

**14. રાત્રે ઊંઘતી વખતે ઓછું પાણી પીવું:**

   સૂતા પહેલા બહુ વધારે પાણી ન પીવું, કારણ કે તે રાત્રી દરમ્યાન મલમૂત્ર માટે ઊંઘમાં ખલેલ પહોંચાડી શકે છે.

**15. નિશ્ચિત સમયમર્યાદામાં પાણી પીવું:**

   કામમાં વ્યસ્ત હો કે ઘરના કામકાજમાં, આલાર્મ સેટ કરી કે મોબાઈલની યાદ અપાવનાર એપ્લિકેશનનો ઉપયોગ કરીને પાણી પીવાનું યાદ રાખો.

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Day 31 August 2024

Day 31 August 2024

1. _International Day of the Disappeared_: A day to raise awareness about enforced disappearances and support victims' families.

2. _National Trail Mix Day_: A day to enjoy and share trail mix, a popular snack.

3. _National Southwestern Black Bean Day_: A day to celebrate the flavors and nutritional benefits of southwestern black beans.

4. _National Matchmaker Day_: A day to recognize the efforts of matchmakers and the importance of relationships.

5. _End of Summer_: August 31 marks the unofficial end of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

6. _Eid al-Fitr_ (dates may vary): A significant Islamic holiday marking the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting.

7. _Brazilian Independence Day_: Brazil declared its independence from Portugal on August 31, 1822.

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🏭 *Day 30 August*

*_Small Industry Day_*🏭

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Small Industry Day

Day 30 August - Small Industry Day

Small Industry Day is celebrated on August 30th every year. The day aims to:

1. _Recognize the contributions_ of small-scale industries to the economy.

2. _Promote entrepreneurship_ and self-employment.

3. _Support small businesses_ and encourage innovation.

4. _Raise awareness_ about the challenges faced by small industries and the importance of supporting them.

Small-scale industries play a vital role in:

1. _Job creation_

2. _Economic growth_

3. _Innovation_

4. _Export promotion_

5. _Rural development_

On Small Industry Day, governments, organizations, and individuals come together to:

1. _Organize workshops_ and training programs.

2. _Provide resources_ and funding opportunities.

3. _Celebrate success stories_ of small-scale industries.

4. _Encourage partnerships_ and collaborations.

Let's support and celebrate small-scale industries, the backbone of our economy!

Hello! Small Industry Day is celebrated on August 30th every year. This day is dedicated to recognizing the importance and contributions of small-scale industries to the economy. These industries play a vital role in:

1. *Job creation*: Providing employment opportunities for millions of people.

2. *Innovation*: Driving innovation and entrepreneurship.

3. *Economic growth*: Contributing significantly to the country's GDP.

4. *Rural development*: Promoting industrialization in rural areas.

5. *Export growth*: Exporting goods and services, earning foreign exchange.

On Small Industry Day, we acknowledge the challenges faced by small-scale industries and work towards:

1. *Providing support*: Offering resources, funding, and training.

2. *Encouraging entrepreneurship*: Promoting a culture of innovation and risk-taking.

3. *Fostering partnerships*: Collaborating with larger industries and organizations.

Let's celebrate the spirit of small-scale industries and their contributions to our economy!

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National Sports Day

Day 29 August 2024- National Sports Day

National Sports Day is celebrated on 29 August every year to honour the birthday of Dhyan Chand a field hockey player. National Sports Day is also known as Rashtriya Khel Divas.

National Sports Day is celebrated in India on

August 29 every year to mark the birthday of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand.

The day is celebrated to promote awareness about the significance of sports and physical activities in our daily lives.

*Why is National Sports Day Celebrated?*

National Sports Day is celebrated to promote the significance of sports and physical activity in the country. The day serves several important purposes:

- _Honouring Major Dhyan Chand's Legacy_: Major Dhyan Chand is often called the "Wizard of Hockey" due to his extraordinary skills and contributions to Indian hockey.

- _Promoting the Importance of Sports_: The annual celebration of National Sports Day serves as a reminder of the value of sports in promoting overall wellbeing, mental health, and physical fitness.

- _Raising Awareness and Encouraging Participation_: National Sports Day aims to increase public awareness of health and sports.

- _Government Initiatives and Fitness Movements_: The government often uses National Sports Day to launch new initiatives aimed at promoting sports and fitness.

- _Building a Sports Culture_: National Sports Day aims to build a sports culture in India.

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 Adajan Village 2765221

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 Ahmedabad2 079 25463386

 Ahmedabad3 079 25433396

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 Anand 02692 253293

 Anjar 02836 242692 

 Ankleshwar 02646 247030

 Bagasara 02796 222061

 Balasinor 02690 266026

 Bantwa 02874 241444

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 Bayad 02779 222041

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 Hariz 02733 222065

 Himmatnagar 02772 241233

 Idar 02778.250091.

 Jambusar 02644 220138

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 Jamnagar 0288 2550270

 Jasdan 02821 220220

 Jetpur 02823 220116

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 Kheda 02694 222034

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 Limbadi 02753 260083

 Lunavad 02674 250001

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 Makarpura 2647204

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 Mansa 02763 270016

 Matar 02694 285536

 Mehsana 02762 251151

 Modasa 02774 246239

 Morbi 02822 230701

 Mundra 02838 222125

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 Nakhtrana 02835 222129

 Nalia 02831 222119

 Nargol 267223

 Navsari1 02637 258976

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 Palanpur 02742 252339

 Palitana 02848 252168

 Patan 02766 222222

 Petlad 02697 224371

 Porbandar 0286 2240959

 Pratij 02770 230519

 Radhanpur 02746 275388

 Rajkot1 0281 2235025

 Rajkot2 0281 2235026

 Rajpipla 02640 220037

 Rajula 02794 222070

 Rapar 02830 220002

 Santrampur 02675 220029

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 Shihor 02846 222174

 Siddhpur 02667 220314

 Surat City 0261 2426972

 Surat Village1 0261 2443288

 Surat Village2 0261 2422006

 Surendranagar 02752 221152

 Talaja 02842 222054

 Talod 02770 220687

 Tarapur 02698 255627

 Tharad 02737 220314

 Una 02875 221600

 Upleta 02826 221449

 Uza 02767 253565

 Vadnagar 02732 222054

 Vadodara City 0265 2793887

 Vadodara Village 0265 2794700

 Vallabhipur 02842 244465

 Valsad 02632 244161

 Vapi 0260 2465731

 Vasad 02693 274205

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 Veraval 02876 221666

 Vijapur 02763 220014

 Viramgam 02715 3533233

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Important Days in August 2024

Important Days in August 2024

Date	Important Days in August 2024
1st August	World Wide Web Day 2024
1st August	World Lung Cancer Day 2024
1st August	Muslim Women’s Rights Day 2024
1st-7th August	World Breastfeeding Week 2024
1st August	Muslim Women’s Rights Day 2024
4th August	Friendship Day in India (First Sunday of August)
6th August	Hiroshima Day 2024
7th August	National Handloom Day 2024
7th August	National Javelin Day 2024
9th August	Quit India Movement Day 2024
9th August	Nagasaki Day 2024
9th August	International Day of World’s Indigenous People 2024
11th August	World Steelpan Day 2024
12th August	International Youth Day 2024
12th August	World Elephant Day 2024
13th August	International Left-Handers Day 2024
14th August	Partition Horrors Remembrance Day in India 2024
15th August	Independence Day of India 2024
16th August	Parsi New Year 2024
16th August	Atal Bihari Vajpayee Death Anniversary 2024
19th August	Raksha Bandhan 2024
19th August	World Sanskrit Day 2024
19th August	World Photography Day 2024
19th August	World Humanitarian Day 2024
20th August	Akshay Urja Day 2024
20th August	World Mosquito Day 2024
20th August	Sadbhavana Diwas 2024
21st August	International Day of Remembrance and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism 2024
23rd August	International Day for the Remembrance of Slave Trade and Abolition
26th August	Women’s Equality Day 2024
26th August	International Dog Day 2024
29th August	National Sports Day or Rashtriya Khel Divas 2024
29th August	International Day Against Nuclear Tests 2024
29th August	Telugu Language Day 2024
30th August	National Small Industry Day 2024
30th August	National Small Industry Day 2024

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Day 23 September 2024- International Day of Sign Languages

Day 23 September 2024- International Day of Sign Languages

On 23rd September, the UN General Assembly proclaimed the day as International Day of Sign Languages. The day provides a unique opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.

According to the World Federation of the Deaf, there are approximately 72 million deaf people worldwide. More than 80% of them live in developing countries. Collectively, they use more than 300 different sign languages.

Sign languages are fully fledged natural languages, structurally distinct from the spoken languages. There is also an international sign language, which is used by deaf people in international meetings and informally when travelling and socializing. It is considered a pidgin form of sign language that is not as complex as natural sign languages and has a limited lexicon.

The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities recognizes and promotes the use of sign languages. It makes clear that sign languages are equal in status to spoken languages and obligates states parties to facilitate the learning of sign language and promote the linguistic identity of the deaf community.

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Day 20 August 2024_World Mosquito Day_

Day 20 August 2024

1. _World Mosquito Day_: This day marks the discovery of the connection between mosquitoes and malaria by Sir Ronald Ross in 1897.

Sir Ronald Ross worked the Indian Medical Service when he made his groundbreaking discovery of the malarial parasite in the gastrointestinal tract of a female mosquito. The discovery allowed scientist to better understand the role of mosquitoes in the malaria. Ross's discovery also provided a starting point for prevention. In 1902. Ross became the first British person to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine.

6 Mosquito-Born Diseases

There are over three thousand species of mosquitoes in the world today. Of those, only about three cause serious diseases. Some of the most prevalent diseases are:

malaria

dengue fever

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yellow fever

Zika virus

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2. _National Radio Day_: Celebrates the invention of the radio and its impact on communication and entertainment.

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National Radio Day is a time to honor one of the most longstanding electronic media and its role in our everyday lives. Radio delivers information, news, entertainment and company to millions of Americans every hour of every day. We invite listeners, broadcasters, producers and stations to celebrate on August 20.

History

Although there is not one authoritative source on the history of National Radio Day, it has been celebrated since the early 1990s on August 20. Perhaps it was decided that August 20 would be an appropriate day because 8MK (now WWJ) in Detroit, first broadcast on August 20, 1920.

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Olympic 2024

The 2024 Summer Olympics, also known as Paris 2024, took place from July 26 to August 11, 2024. Here are some interesting facts about the 2024 Olympics:

- *Host City*: Paris, France, which is the second city to host the Summer Olympics three times after London.

- *Participating Countries*: 206 countries participated in the Olympics.

- *Number of Athletes*: Around 10,714 athletes participated in the Olympics.

- *Competitions*: 329 competitions took place during the Olympics.

- *Sports*: 32 sports were included in the Olympics, including new additions like breaking, surfing, skateboarding, and sport climbing.

- *Medal Table*: The United States topped the medal table with 40 gold medals and 126 medals in total, followed by China with 40 gold medals and 91 medals in total.

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Day 15 August 2024 Independence Day 

Independence Day 2024 History, Significance & Importance

Celebrated on 15th of August every year, India Independence Day marks the end of 190-year-long British rule in India. In 1947, India was declared as a free country on this day.

In 2024, India will complete 78 years as an independent nation.

History

In 1757, the East India Company defeated the last Nawab of Bengal in the Battle of Plassey, which marked the beginning of British rule in India. The Indian Rebellion or the First War of Independence took place in 1857 which was a major yet unsuccessful uprising against British rule.

In the year 1885, India’s first political party, the Indian National Congress was formed. After the conclusion of World War I in 1918, Indian activists called for self-rule or ‘Swaraj’.

In 1929, the Indian National Congress declared ‘Purna Swaraj’ or the Independence of India at an assembly in Lahore. Finally, after a series of sessions and meetings between the British government and the Indian National Congress, Lord Mountbatten who served as the last viceroy of pre-independent India, agreed to the proposal.

On 15th August 1947, Lord Mountbatten partitioned British India into two new independent nations; India and Pakistan. This marked the first India Independence Day 1947.

On this day, the national flag of India is hoisted at multiple public places; Prime Minister unfurls the national flag at Red Fort in Delhi to commemorate this historical event. Along with the flag-hoisting ceremony, parade, and folk dance performances also take place. Multiple festivities take place in different parts of the nation.

Academic institutions including schools and colleges, host a special ceremony for enlightening the students about the historical significance of this day. Children fly tri-coloured kites to celebrate this occasion.

Streets, buildings, and public spaces are adorned with the national flag, tri-coloured buntings, and decorative lights. It is customary to distribute sweets, particularly laddoos, as a gesture of joy and harmony. People exchange sweets with friends, neighbours, and colleagues, spreading the festive spirit of India Independence Day. The flag hoisting ceremony at the Red Fort in Delhi is telecast live on national television and streamed online along with many patriotic Indian films to watch on Independence Day.

Kite flying is a popular tradition associated with Independence Day. People of all ages gather on rooftops and open grounds to fly colourful kites, symbolizing the freedom and aspirations of the nation. People share their Independence Day images and videos of celebrations on social media platforms.

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Independence Day 2024

Celebrated on 15th of August every year, India Independence Day marks the end of 190-year-long British rule in India. In 1947, India was declared as a free country on this day.

In 2024, India will complete 78 years as an independent nation.

Independence Day Information

English- Independence Day

Hindi- स्वतंत्रता दिवस

Observed by- India

Type- National

Significance Independence Day of India-

Celebrations Flag hoisting, parade and kite flying

Date 15-Aug

First Observed Year 1947

Type of holiday Public holiday, National day

History and Significance

Independence Day 2020 | Independence Day History and Significance

Independence Day 2024 | Independence Day History and Significance

In 1757, the East India Company defeated the last Nawab of Bengal in the Battle of Plassey, which marked the beginning of British rule in India. The Indian Rebellion or the First War of Independence took place in 1857 which was a major yet unsuccessful uprising against British rule.

In the year 1885, India’s first political party, the Indian National Congress was formed. After the conclusion of World War I in 1918, Indian activists called for self-rule or ‘Swaraj’.

In 1929, the Indian National Congress declared ‘Purna Swaraj’ or the Independence of India at an assembly in Lahore. Finally, after a series of sessions and meetings between the British government and the Indian National Congress, Lord Mountbatten who served as the last viceroy of pre-independent India, agreed to the proposal.

On 15th August 1947, Lord Mountbatten partitioned British India into two new independent nations; India and Pakistan. This marked the first India Independence Day 1947.

Independence Day Celebrations across India

On this day, the national flag of India is hoisted at multiple public places; Prime Minister unfurls the national flag at Red Fort in Delhi to commemorate this historical event. Along with the flag-hoisting ceremony, parade, and folk dance performances also take place. Multiple festivities take place in different parts of the nation.

Academic institutions including schools and colleges, host a special ceremony for enlightening the students about the historical significance of this day. Children fly tri-coloured kites to celebrate this occasion.

Streets, buildings, and public spaces are adorned with the national flag, tri-coloured buntings, and decorative lights. It is customary to distribute sweets, particularly laddoos, as a gesture of joy and harmony. People exchange sweets with friends, neighbours, and colleagues, spreading the festive spirit of India Independence Day. The flag hoisting ceremony at the Red Fort in Delhi is telecast live on national television and streamed online along with many patriotic Indian films to watch on Independence Day.

Kite flying is a popular tradition associated with Independence Day. People of all ages gather on rooftops and open grounds to fly colourful kites, symbolizing the freedom and aspirations of the nation. People share their Independence Day images and videos of celebrations on social media platforms.

Independence Day: Flag Hoisting at Red Fort

Every year The Prime Minister of India hoists the flag at the Red Fort followed by a speech acknowledging the people of India, its achievements, challenges, and the government’s vision for the nation. The hoisting of the national flag is a symbolic expression of India’s rise as an independent nation and the end of British rule. The ceremony at the Red Fort is also an expression of gratitude and respect to the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for a free India.

The Independence Day celebration at the Red Fort also features captivating cultural performances by artists from different parts of the country. These performances showcase the diverse cultural heritage of India through music, dance, and other traditional art forms. The vibrant and patriotic atmosphere generated by these performances adds to the festive spirit of the occasion.

Independence Day 2024 Theme

The theme for the 76th Independence Day in India was ‘Nation First, Always First,’ which was held as part of the events under ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mohatsav.’ The government decided to do various programs under this initiative which celebrated different cultures of the country.

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Day 14 August- Malayalam New Year

Vishu is a cultural festival celebrating the Malayali New Year in Kerala, Tulu Nadu, and Mahe of India. Vishu falls on the first day of the month of Medam in the Malayalam Calendar.

Day 14 August - Youm-e-Azadi (Pakistan Independence Day)

Youm-e-Azadi or Pakistan Independence Day is observed annually on 14 August. On this day Pakistan achieved Independence and was declared a sovereign nation following the end of British rule in 1947.

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About Mukesh Ambani

Reliance Industries Ltd's Mukesh Ambani, born on April 19, 1957, in Yemen, is now Asia's wealthiest with a $92 billion net worth as per December 2023. Heading India's most valued firm, this influential magnate, with a BE in chemical engineering from ICT and an unfinished MBA from Stanford, has expanded Reliance into various sectors, including retail and telecom, earning both admiration and controversy. Residing in Mumbai's Antilia, Ambani's achievements include Padma Vibhushan (2019) and being Times' 100 most influential (2019). Despite success, he faced a Rs. 950 crore fine for stock manipulation in 2007.

Born April 19, 1957 in Aden, Yemen

Age 67 years

Citizenship India

Residence Mumbai

Source Of Wealth Diversified

Industries Diversified

Education Drop Out, Stanford University; Bachelor of Science in Engineering, University of Mumbai

Spouse Nita Ambani (Married: 1985)

Children 3

Parent Dhirubhai Ambani (father), 

Kokilaben Ambani (mother)

Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani was born on April 19, 1957, in Aden (present-day Yemen) to a Gujarati Hindu family. He spent his early years in Yemen before moving to India in 1958. His family lived in a modest two-bedroom apartment in Bhuleshwar, Mumbai until the 1970s. Ambani attended Hill Grange High School and St. Xavier's College in Mumbai. He then went on to receive a BE degree in chemical engineering from the Institute of Chemical Technology. Ambani enrolled for an MBA at Stanford University but withdrew in 1980 to help his father build Reliance. Mukesh Ambani: Family Mukesh Ambani is married to Nita Ambani since 1985. They have two sons, Akash and Anant, and a daughter, Isha. The Ambani family resides in Antilia, a 27-story private building in Mumbai valued at $1 billion. Mukesh Ambani: Career Highlights Mukesh Ambani joined Reliance Industries Limited in 1981 to help his father run the family business. Under his leadership, Reliance expanded into refining, petrochemicals, retail, and telecommunications industries. Reliance Retail Ltd. is the largest retailer in India, while Reliance's Jio has become a top-five telecommunication service provider in the country. Ambani has consistently held the title of India's richest person on Forbes magazine's list for the past ten years and is the only Indian businessman on Forbes' list of the world's most powerful people. Mukesh Ambani: Companies Mukesh Ambani is the chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries Limited, India's most valuable company by market value. He also owns the Indian Premier League franchise Mumbai Indians and is the founder of the Indian Super League. Mukesh Ambani: Major Achievements Some of Mukesh Ambani's major achievements include setting up a PFY manufacturing plant, taking charge of Reliance's vertical integration from textiles to petrochemicals, and establishing Reliance Infocomm Limited focused on information and communications technology. He also directed the creation of the world's largest grassroots petroleum refinery at Jamnagar, India, and launched Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (Jio) in 2016, which became a huge success.

In 2022, he announced a $25 billion plan for launching 5G mobile internet services in India. Mukesh Ambani: Awards & Achievements Mukesh Ambani has received numerous awards and honors, including the Padma Vibhushan, India's second-highest civilian honor, in 2019. He was also recognized as Asia's Businessman of the Year by Fortune magazine in 2010 and received the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2000. Mukesh Ambani: Personal Life & Legacy Mukesh Ambani is a strict vegetarian and teetotaler. He forgoes a significant portion of his annual salary and is known for his philanthropic activities. Ambani is also an avid sports fan and owns several sports teams, including the Mumbai Indians cricket team and the Mumbai City FC football club. Mukesh Ambani: Trivia Mukesh Ambani owns a custom-fitted Airbus A319 for personal use and resides in Antilia, one of the world's most expensive private residences valued at $1 billion. He was fined Rs. 950 crores for manipulating shares of Reliance Petroleum Limited in 2007.

Mukesh Ambani: Timeline 

1957-04-19 Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani was born in Aden (present-day Yemen) to a Gujarati Hindu family. 1958 Moved to India with his family and settled in Bhuleshwar, Mumbai. 1980 Withdrew from Stanford University's MBA program to help his father build Reliance. 1981 Joined Reliance Industries Limited to assist his father in running the family business. 1980s-1990s Helped set up a PFY manufacturing plant and took charge of Reliance's vertical integration from textiles to petrochemicals. Established Reliance Infocomm Limited focused on information and communications technology. 2002 Became chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries Limited after his father's death. 2000s-present Directed the creation of the world's largest grassroots petroleum refinery at Jamnagar, India. Launched Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (Jio) in 2016, which became a huge success. Announced a $25 billion plan for launching 5G mobile internet services in India in 2022. 2007 Fined Rs. 950 crores for manipulating shares of Reliance Petroleum Limited. 2010 Named Asia's Businessman of the Year by Fortune magazine. 2016 Ranked as the 36th richest person in the world. 2018-July Surpassed Jack Ma to become Asia's richest person. 2019 Listed by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people. Awarded the Padma Vibhushan, India's second-highest civilian honor, and the Global Vision Award by the US-India Business Council. 2020-October Ranked as the 6th-wealthiest person in the world by Forbes. 2023-December Estimated net worth of $92 billion, making him the richest person in Asia and 15th richest in the world.

Day 13 August - International Lefthanders Day

Day 13 August - International Lefthanders Day

Every year on 13 August Lefthanders Day is observed. It raises awareness about the problems and difficulties that left-handed persons faced.

From scissors to knives, from can openers to cork screws, Left Handers (also sometimes called Southpaws) can be the brunt of jokes all year long due to their unique hand dominance.

But this is the day to ignore all of that and bring awareness to all of those right handed folks around the globe in celebration of Left Handers Day. After all, as the old saying goes– right handed people operate on the left side of the brain, which means that left handed people are functioning on the right side. Therefore, only left handed people are in their right mind!

It’s time to take a look at Left Handers Day!

History of Left Handers Day

Celebrating its first year of existence in 1976, the Lefthanders International organization helped raise awareness to the myriad of difficulties that can be faced by people who are left handed.

Being accused of witchcraft in the 1600s for just using one hand more than the other, was only the beginning! Since only 10 percent of the population is left handed, various items made especially for those who are left-handed are typically more expensive than their right handed counterparts.

Objects such as scissors, knives and even school desks can see a mark up of almost 75 percent more for left handed individuals! Even sports fanatics will pay out the nose, as golf clubs sometimes see as much as a 200 percent increase depending on their brand.

But even though it can be difficult and, admittedly, a bit more expensive, those left handers in the world are certainly unique and interesting people. And this is the perfect day to celebrate them!

How to Celebrate Left Handers Day

Celebrating Left Handers Day is a fun and simple way to acknowledge the unique position of those whose dominant hand is their left. Try celebrating in these ways:

Brag About Being Left Handed

For those who are left handed, today is the day to celebrate and enjoy! Wear a left-handers t-shirt or make a proud post on social media. Embrace this special quality and show that pride in being left handed!

Appreciate a Left Handed Person

Those who aren’t left handed can contact those friends and family members who are left handed and give them a congratulatory hug for the struggles they have faced in their lifetimes! Tell them how interesting they are and how much they are appreciated for their contributions to the world. Take them to lunch or coffee and offer to try eating with the opposite hand to see what it’s like.

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