On the third Monday in January, the US celebrates Martin Luther King’s achievements with a holiday. He rose to national prominence during an African-American bus boycott in 1955. He was a Baptist clergyman who advocated for the use of peaceful tactics to eliminate racial segregation. In 1957, he created the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and … Read More
Each year on the third Monday of January, America remembers Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth and dream. Since Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is a federal holiday, schools and libraries will be closed, as will most federal and state agencies, and no mail will be delivered. According to Bloomberg Law, 45 percent of firms provide … Read More
Every year on January 15, Indian Army Day is commemorated. The 73rd Army Day will be observed in India. Every year, the day is commemorated at all Army Command headquarters to honor our country’s troops who have set the highest example of selfless devotion and camaraderie. On this day, the country also honors the brave … Read More
Every year on January 15, Army Day is commemorated to honor the Indian Army’s jawans. General Francis , the last British Chief of India, handed over command to General Cariappa on Jan 15, 1949. Army Day is a day dedicated to honoring the brave warriors who have given their lives to safeguard the country. Every year on this … Read More
Every year on January 15, India commemorates Indian Army Day to honor those brave soldiers who have died in the line of duty and those who continue to serve the country heroically. On the same date in 1949, General Cariappa becomes the first Indian to take command of the Indian Army, succeeding Francis Butcher as … Read More
World Hindi Diwas is celebrated on 10th January to admire the language. The theme of this special day is to make Hindi a part of public opinion, which never means to leave the mother tongue. This special Hindi Diwas is also celebrated as the anniversary of the World Hindi Conference which was held for the … Read More
The Feast of the Three Kings (Epiphany) is a notable festival for many Christians. Epiphany, one of the first holidays (also known as feast days) of the year, follows Christmas celebrations and is a time of joy and faith. While the Biblical foundations of Epiphany are primarily similar across Christians, the actual festival itself varies … Read More
National Bean Day is observed every year on January 6th. For living a healthy life, it is essential to ingest protein, vitamins, fiber, and ant nutrient-rich meals. Those who appreciate eating such things would undoubtedly enjoy the beans. Bean variations include green, black, red, kidney, lima, soy, and chickpea. They are a summer crop and … Read More
On January 5, nature enthusiasts, bird lovers, and bird watchers throughout the country celebrate National Bird Day. It’s also one of the numerous recognized bird-themed holidays. According to Born Free USA, National Bird Day 2022 is a day to raise awareness about critical issues for the conservation and survival of both captive and wild birds. … Read More
As 2021 is coming to an end, the whole world is getting super happy to come in into the new year. 2022 will be the year where everyone can start again. For the past two years, people have taken to their homes to stand by the social distancing law owing to the coronavirus epidemic. We … Read More