Public Awareness

Anti Untouchability Week is celebrated (from 2nd to 8th October) to increase the awareness among people about the caste based untouchability in the society. Earlier the untouchability was greater by the upper caste people towards the lower caste people means Dalits. Dalits were discriminated and untouched by the upper caste people in the society. So the anti untouchability week is …

Wildlife Week is celebrated all over the country in the month of October from 2nd to 8th October every year with the view to preserve the fauna means the animal life of the India. Wild Life Week 2025 would be celebrated this year for the whole week from Thursday (2nd of October) to Wednesday (8th of October). It was first …

World Coffee Day: On October 1, coffee lovers unite to honour a beloved beverage that transcends cultures and promotes community. This year’s theme emphasizes sustainability and fair practices, encouraging support for coffee farmers. Enjoy special promotions at cafes and engage in local events to celebrate the rich cultural and economic significance of coffee. World Coffee Day: Date The international observance …

World Animal Day (WAD) is an international day of action for animal rights and welfare celebrated annually on October 4, the feast day of Francis of Assisi, an animal lover and patron saint for animals, whose feast day falls on this day. WAD creates an opportunity to engage public in a discussion and create awareness on various issues like cruelty …

In 2007, the United Nations passed a resolution to observe Gandhi Jayanti (October 2) as the International Day of Non-Violence every year. The objective is to “disseminate the message of nonviolence, including through education and public awareness“. International Day of Non-Violence: Date The resolution to observe Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary as the International Day of Non-Violence was proposed by the …

International Translation Day: It is observed on September 30 every year to spread awareness about the translation profession and to pay tribute to the work of language professionals. It helps in promoting cultural heritage and mutual respect in our changing world. Let us read more about International Translation Day, 2021 theme, history, and significance. International Translation Day: Date According to …

International Day For Universal Access To Information (IDUAI): It is observed on 28 September to focus on the right to information in times of crisis. Let us have a look at the theme, the history, and the significance of the day. International Day For Universal Access To Information – IDUAI Day: Date It is observed on 28 September and highlights …

World Heart Day (WHD) is a campaign established to spread awareness about the health of heart among common people all through the world. This initiative was founded in the year 2000 to inform people to take care of their heart. A huge percentage of common public in the society is suffering from the heart diseases like stroke, heart attack, heart …

World Rabies Day is celebrated on September 28th. The theme for year 2025 is ‘Act Now: You, Me, Community‘, highlighting the importance of a collaborative approach to rabies prevention. World Rabies Day: Date World Rabies Day is an annual event that is celebrated on September 28 that raise awareness about the world’s most infectious disease. This day also honours the …

World Rivers Day is observed worldwide on the fourth Sunday of September, which falls on September 28 in 2025. This international day highlights the ecological, cultural, and economic importance of rivers, while promoting their protection and restoration globally and within countries like India. With rivers facing threats from pollution, overuse, and climate change, World Rivers Day serves as a crucial …