Indian Akshay Urja Day is celebrated every year on August 20 to raise awareness about the developments and importance of renewable energy in India. Renewable energy is generated from natural sources that are replenished over time such as solar, wind, and water. It is a clean and sustainable form of energy that can help to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change. The goal of Indian Akshay Urja Day is to promote the usage of renewable energy and decrease the exploitation...

Elephants hold special meanings in various cultures. In Chinese belief, they symbolize intelligence, power, and good luck. In Hinduism, elephants are associated with the god Ganesha, who represents good fortune. World Elephant Day is a day to raise awareness and promote positivity for these magnificent animals, the largest on land. Every year on August 12, people worldwide celebrate World Elephant Day. The main goal of World Elephant Day 2022 is to ensure the well-being and safety of the...

World Humanitarian Day is observed every year on 19 August in a bid to save and protect lives around the world. The occasion is observed to recognise the work done by humanitarians around the world by venturing into disaster-stricken regions and onto the front lines to save and protect people's lives. The theme for World Humanitarian Day 2023 - "No matter what" highlights the significance of humanitarian efforts globally, emphasizing their effectiveness and the positive impact they have on...

World Nature Conservation Day, observed on July 28th, serves as a vital occasion to highlight the imperative of safeguarding the environment, encompassing natural resources, plant and animal species, soil, water, and air. Humanity currently faces an unfathomable amount of problems as a result of its unsustainable relationship with nature, including soil erosion, water contamination, flora and fauna extinction, air and plastic pollution, and deforestation. Begin by taking simple steps to...

World Day Against Child Labour is marked every year on 12 June. The day aims to raise awareness about the exploitation of children who are engaged in child labour. Children are either being put as labourers even if they're too young to be one or made to take part in hazardous activities that may have an impact on their physical, social, mental or educational development. The International Labour Organization (ILO) started observing World Day Against Child Labour in 2002 to highlight the...

World Day Against Child Labour is marked every year on 12 June. The day aims to raise awareness about the exploitation of children who are engaged in child labour. Children are either being put as labourers even if they're too young to be one or made to take part in hazardous activities that may have an impact on their physical, social, mental or educational development. The International Labour Organization (ILO) started observing World Day Against Child Labour in 2002 to highlight the...