January

DateEvent/Significance
January 1New Year’s Day (International) – Marks the beginning of the new year.
January 2World Introvert Day (International) – Celebrates introverts and their contributions.
January 3International Mind-Body Wellness Day (International) – Focuses on mental and physical health connection.
January 4World Braille Day (International) – Honors Braille and promotes awareness for the visually impaired.
January 5National Bird Day (USA) – Raises awareness about the need for bird conservation.
January 6World Day for War Orphans (International) – Advocates for the rights of children who lost parents in war.
January 7Christmas Day (Armenian Apostolic Church) – Celebrated by Armenians around the world.
January 8Elvis Presley’s Birthday (USA) – Honors the legendary singer’s contributions to music.
January 9Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (India) – Celebrates contributions of the Indian diaspora.
January 10World Hindi Day (International) – Promotes the Hindi language and its cultural significance.
January 11National Human Trafficking Awareness Day (International) – Raises awareness about human trafficking.
January 12National Youth Day (India) – Celebrates the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.
January 13Lohri (India) – Celebrates the harvest festival in Punjab and surrounding areas.
January 14Makar Sankranti (India) – Festival marking the end of winter solstice and the start of longer days.
January 15Indian Army Day (India) – Honors the Indian Army and its contributions.
January 16National Religious Freedom Day (International) – Promotes the right to practice any religion.
January 17Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day (International) – A light-hearted reminder that resolutions may not always last.
January 18International Day of the Sea (International) – Highlights the importance of oceans and marine resources.
January 19National Popcorn Day (USA) – Celebrates the popular snack enjoyed by many.
January 20Inauguration Day (USA) – Marks the beginning of a new presidential term in the United States.
January 21National Hugging Day (USA) – Encourages people to hug friends and family to spread love and kindness.
January 22National Sanctity of Human Life Day (USA) – Promotes awareness of the value of human life.
January 23Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti (India) – Commemorates a prominent leader in the Indian independence movement.
January 24National Girl Child Day (India) – Aims to raise awareness about girls’ rights and promote gender equality.
January 25National Voters’ Day (India) – Celebrates the importance of voting and encourages participation.
January 26Republic Day (India) – Marks the adoption of the Indian Constitution.
January 27International Holocaust Remembrance Day (International) – Commemorates Holocaust victims and promotes tolerance.
January 28Data Privacy Day (International) – Raises awareness about data privacy issues.
January 29National Puzzle Day (USA) – Celebrates puzzles and encourages people to engage in problem-solving activities.
January 30Martyrs’ Day (India) – Honors those who sacrificed their lives for the nation.
January 31Inspire Your Heart with Art Day (International) – Encourages appreciation for art and its impact on emotions.

February

February 1National Freedom Day (USA) – Celebrates the signing of the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery.
February 2Groundhog Day (USA) – A tradition where a groundhog’s behavior is said to predict the weather for the upcoming weeks.
February 3The Day the Music Died – Commemorates the plane crash in 1959 that killed rock and roll stars Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson.
February 4World Cancer Day (International) – Aims to raise awareness and encourage prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer.
February 5National Weatherperson’s Day (USA) – Celebrates the contributions of meteorologists and weather reporters.
February 6Waitangi Day (New Zealand) – Commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 between Māori chiefs and the British Crown.
February 7National Send a Card to a Friend Day (USA) – Encourages people to send cards to friends to show appreciation and care.
February 8National Boy Scouts Day (USA) – Celebrates the founding of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910.
February 9National Pizza Day (USA) – Celebrates the beloved dish and encourages people to enjoy pizza in various forms.
February 10National Umbrella Day (USA) – Celebrates the invention and use of umbrellas throughout history.
February 11World Day of the Sick (International) – A day of prayer and reflection for those who are ill.
February 12Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday (USA) – Honors the 16th President of the United States, born in 1809.
February 13Galentine’s Day (USA) – Celebrates female friendships and is observed the day before Valentine’s Day.
February 14Valentine’s Day (International) – A day to express love and affection to partners, friends, and family.
February 15National Flag of Canada Day (Canada) – Celebrates the adoption of the Canadian flag in 1965.
February 16National Almond Day (USA) – Celebrates almonds and their health benefits and culinary uses.
February 17Random Acts of Kindness Day (International) – Encourages people to perform random acts of kindness for others.
February 18National Battery Day (USA) – Raises awareness about battery recycling and the importance of batteries in our lives.
February 19National Chocolate Mint Day (USA) – Celebrates the popular flavor combination of chocolate and mint.
February 20World Day of Social Justice (International) – Promotes efforts to tackle issues such as poverty, exclusion, and gender inequality.
February 21International Mother Language Day (International) – Promotes linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
February 22World Thinking Day (International) – A day for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides to think about their peers around the world.
February 23National Dog Biscuit Day (USA) – Celebrates the treats that are popular with our canine companions.
February 24National Tortilla Chip Day (USA) – Celebrates the popular snack made from corn tortillas.
February 25National Chili Day (USA) – A day to celebrate and enjoy chili in its various forms.
February 26National Pistachio Day (USA) – Celebrates the health benefits and deliciousness of pistachios.
February 27International Polar Bear Day (International) – Raises awareness about polar bears and their habitat.
February 28National Science Day (India) – Celebrates scientific discoveries and contributions in India.
February 29Leap Day (Every four years) – An extra day added to the calendar in leap years to synchronize with the Earth’s orbit around the Sun.

March

March 1Zero Discrimination Day (International) – Promotes equal rights for all individuals, regardless of their background.
March 2World Teen Mental Wellness Day – Aims to raise awareness about mental health issues affecting teenagers.
March 3World Wildlife Day (International) – Celebrates and raises awareness about the world’s wild animals and plants.
March 4National Grammar Day (USA) – Celebrates the importance of proper grammar in communication.
March 5World Book Day (International) – Encourages reading, publishing, and copyright.
March 6National Dentist’s Day (USA) – Celebrates dentists and raises awareness about oral health.
March 7International Women’s Day (International) – Celebrates women’s achievements and promotes gender equality.
March 8International Women’s Day (International) – A global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
March 9National Meatball Day (USA) – Celebrates the delicious dish enjoyed in various cuisines.
March 10National Mario Day (USA) – Celebrates the iconic video game character, Mario.
March 11World Plumbing Day (International) – Raises awareness about the importance of plumbing in health and sanitation.
March 12World Kidney Day (International) – Aims to raise awareness about kidney health and diseases.
March 13National K9 Veterans Day (USA) – Honors the service and sacrifices of military and working dogs.
March 14Pi Day (International) – Celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi) and its importance in mathematics.
March 15World Consumer Rights Day (International) – Promotes consumer rights and protections globally.
March 16National Artichoke Hearts Day (USA) – Celebrates the artichoke and its culinary uses.
March 17St. Patrick’s Day (International) – Celebrates Irish culture and heritage, often with parades and wearing green.
March 18Global Recycling Day (International) – Raises awareness about recycling and its importance in environmental sustainability.
March 19National Let’s Laugh Day (USA) – Encourages people to find joy and laughter in their lives.
March 20International Day of Happiness – Promotes the importance of happiness as a fundamental goal for all people.
March 21World Down Syndrome Day (International) – Raises awareness about Down syndrome and promotes inclusion.
March 22World Water Day (International) – Focuses on the importance of freshwater and advocating for sustainable management of water resources.
March 23World Meteorological Day (International) – Highlights the importance of weather, climate, and water.
March 24National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day (USA) – Celebrates the sweet treat enjoyed by many.
March 25National Medal of Honor Day (USA) – Honors the recipients of the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration in the United States.
March 26Purple Day (International) – Raises awareness about epilepsy and encourages support for those affected.
March 27World Theatre Day (International) – Celebrates the art of theatre and its significance in culture.
March 28Respect Your Cat Day – Encourages cat owners to appreciate and care for their feline companions.
March 29National Vietnam War Veterans Day (USA) – Honors veterans who served during the Vietnam War.
March 30National Doctor’s Day (USA) – Celebrates the contributions of doctors and healthcare professionals.
March 31International Transgender Day of Visibility – Celebrates transgender people and raises awareness about discrimination faced by them.

April

April 1April Fools’ Day – A day for jokes and pranks.
April 2World Autism Awareness Day – Promotes awareness and understanding of autism spectrum disorders.
April 3World Party Day – Celebrates the joy of parties and gatherings.
April 4International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action – Raises awareness about landmines and the need for assistance to victims.
April 5National Deep Dish Pizza Day (USA) – Celebrates the Chicago-style deep dish pizza.
April 6International Day of Sport for Development and Peace – Promotes the role of sports in fostering peace and development.
April 7World Health Day – Celebrates the founding of the World Health Organization and focuses on global health issues.
April 8International Romani Day – Celebrates Romani culture and raises awareness about discrimination faced by Romani people.
April 9National Unicorn Day (USA) – Celebrates the mythical creature and its symbolism of magic and wonder.
April 10National Siblings Day (USA) – Celebrates the bond between siblings.
April 11National Pet Day (USA) – Promotes the adoption of pets and the importance of pet ownership.
April 12Yuri’s Night (World Space Party) – Celebrates human spaceflight and commemorates the first human in space.
April 13National Peach Cobbler Day (USA) – Celebrates the delicious dessert made with peaches.
April 14Baisakhi (Vaisakhi) – A harvest festival celebrated in Punjab, India, and marks the beginning of the solar new year.
April 15World Art Day – Celebrates the fine arts and encourages the promotion of creativity.
April 16National Stress Awareness Day (USA) – Raises awareness about stress and its effects on health.
April 17International Haiku Poetry Day – Celebrates the traditional Japanese poetry form, haiku.
April 18National Animal Crackers Day (USA) – Celebrates the beloved animal-shaped cookies.
April 19National Garlic Day (USA) – Celebrates garlic and its culinary uses.
April 20420 Day – A day recognized for cannabis culture and advocacy.
April 21National Tea Day (UK) – Celebrates the tradition of tea drinking.
April 22Earth Day – A global event promoting environmental protection and awareness.
April 23World Book Day – Celebrates books and reading, promoting literature.
April 24National Pigs in a Blanket Day (USA) – Celebrates the snack made of sausages wrapped in pastry.
April 25World Malaria Day – Raises awareness about malaria prevention and control.
April 26National Pretzel Day (USA) – Celebrates the delicious snack food.
April 27National Tell a Story Day (USA) – Encourages storytelling and sharing tales.
April 28National Superhero Day (USA) – Celebrates superheroes in comics, movies, and everyday life.
April 29International Dance Day – Celebrates dance as an art form and promotes its significance.
April 30International Jazz Day – Celebrates jazz music and its impact on culture and society.

May

May 1International Workers’ Day – Celebrates the labor movement and workers’ rights.
May 2World Tuna Day – Raises awareness about the importance of sustainable tuna fisheries.
May 3World Press Freedom Day – Promotes the importance of freedom of the press and freedom of expression.
May 4Star Wars Day – Celebrates the Star Wars franchise; “May the Fourth be with you!”
May 5World Asthma Day – Raises awareness about asthma and its management.
May 6International No Diet Day – Celebrates body acceptance and healthy lifestyle choices without dieting.
May 7World Athletics Day – Promotes athletics and the importance of sports.
May 8World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day – Honors the humanitarian efforts of these organizations.
May 9Victory Day – Commemorates the victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.
May 10World Lupus Day – Raises awareness about lupus and its impact on people’s lives.
May 11National Eat What You Want Day (USA) – Encourages people to indulge in their favorite foods.
May 12International Nurses Day – Celebrates the contributions of nurses to healthcare.
May 13World Fair Trade Day – Promotes fair trade practices and their benefits.
May 14National Dance Like a Chicken Day (USA) – Encourages fun and joy through dance.
May 15International Day of Families – Celebrates the importance of families and their role in society.
May 16National Love a Tree Day (USA) – Encourages appreciation for trees and their importance to the environment.
May 17International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia – Promotes LGBTQ+ rights and awareness.
May 18International Museum Day – Celebrates museums and their role in cultural exchange and education.
May 19World IBD Day – Raises awareness about Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
May 20World Bee Day – Raises awareness about the importance of bees and other pollinators.
May 21World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development – Promotes cultural diversity and understanding.
May 22International Day for Biological Diversity – Promotes awareness of biodiversity issues.
May 23World Turtle Day – Raises awareness about turtle conservation and protection.
May 24Aldous Huxley’s Birthday – Celebrates the author of “Brave New World.”
May 25National Missing Children’s Day (USA) – Raises awareness about the issues surrounding missing children.
May 26Samoa Day – Celebrates the culture and heritage of Samoa.
May 27World Telecommunication and Information Society Day – Promotes the importance of communication technologies.
May 28National Hamburger Day (USA) – Celebrates the iconic American food.
May 29International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers – Honors the service of UN peacekeepers.
May 30World No Tobacco Day – Raises awareness about the health risks of tobacco use.
May 31World No Tobacco Day – Promotes awareness about the dangers of tobacco consumption.

June

June 1Global Day of Parents – Celebrates the role of parents in nurturing and supporting children.
June 2World Environment Day – Promotes awareness and action for environmental protection.
June 3World Bicycle Day – Highlights the benefits of cycling for health and the environment.
June 4International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression – Raises awareness about the plight of children affected by violence.
June 5World Environment Day – A day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action for the protection of the environment.
June 6D-Day – Commemorates the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II.
June 7World Food Safety Day – Raises awareness about food safety and its importance.
June 8World Oceans Day – Celebrates the oceans and their importance to our planet.
June 9International Friends Day – Celebrates the importance of friendships and social connections.
June 10World Population Day – Raises awareness about global population issues.
June 11Global Day Against Child Labor – Aims to raise awareness about child labor and promote efforts to eliminate it.
June 12World Day Against Child Labor – Aims to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of children.
June 13International Albinism Awareness Day – Raises awareness about albinism and promotes inclusivity.
June 14World Blood Donor Day – Celebrates and promotes voluntary blood donation.
June 15World Elder Abuse Awareness Day – Raises awareness about the abuse and neglect of older persons.
June 16International Day of the African Child – Raises awareness of the challenges facing children in Africa.
June 17World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought – Promotes sustainable land management practices.
June 18Autistic Pride Day – Celebrates neurodiversity and promotes the rights of autistic individuals.
June 19Juneteenth – Commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States.
June 20World Refugee Day – Raises awareness about the plight of refugees and the importance of protecting their rights.
June 21International Day of Yoga – Promotes the benefits of yoga for physical and mental well-being.
June 22World Rainforest Day – Raises awareness about the importance of rainforests and the need for their protection.
June 23United Nations Public Service Day – Recognizes the value and virtue of public service to the community.
June 24International Day of Women in Engineering – Promotes women’s contributions to engineering and encourages more to join the field.
June 25Day of the Seafarer – Recognizes the contributions of seafarers to global trade and economy.
June 26International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking – Raises awareness about drug abuse and its impact.
June 27Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day – Celebrates the role of small businesses in sustainable development.
June 28International Body Piercing Day – Celebrates body art and self-expression.
June 29International Day of the Tropics – Highlights the challenges faced by tropical regions.
June 30Social Media Day – Celebrates the impact of social media on communication and society.

July

July 1National Doctors’ Day (India) – Honors the contributions of doctors in India.
July 2World UFO Day – Observes the existence of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs).
July 3International Plastic Bag Free Day – Raises awareness about plastic pollution.
July 4Independence Day (USA) – Celebrates the independence of the United States from Britain.
July 5Workaholics Day – Reminds people to maintain a work-life balance.
July 6World Zoonoses Day – Raises awareness about zoonotic diseases (diseases transmitted from animals to humans).
July 7World Chocolate Day – Celebrates the joy of chocolate worldwide.
July 8International Town Criers Day – Honors the tradition of town criers.
July 9Nunavut Day (Canada) – Celebrates the creation of the Nunavut territory in Canada.
July 10Don’t Step on a Bee Day – A day to raise awareness about the importance of bees.
July 11World Population Day – Focuses on population-related issues and challenges.
July 12Malala Day – Recognizes Malala Yousafzai’s efforts for girls’ education rights.
July 13Embrace Your Geekness Day – Celebrates being passionate about one’s interests.
July 14Bastille Day (France) – Commemorates the French Revolution and the fall of the Bastille.
July 15World Youth Skills Day – Promotes the importance of equipping young people with skills for employment and entrepreneurship.
July 16World Snake Day – Raises awareness about the importance of snakes in ecosystems.
July 17World Emoji Day – Celebrates the use of emojis in digital communication.
July 18Nelson Mandela International Day – Honors Nelson Mandela’s contributions to peace and social justice.
July 19Flitch Day – An ancient tradition that celebrates marital harmony.
July 20International Chess Day – Celebrates the game of chess worldwide.
July 21National Junk Food Day (USA) – Celebrates the indulgence of junk food.
July 22Pi Approximation Day – Celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi), using the approximation 22/7.
July 23Gorgeous Grandma Day – Honors grandmothers and celebrates aging gracefully.
July 24Pioneer Day (Utah, USA) – Commemorates the arrival of pioneers in Utah.
July 25World Drowning Prevention Day – Raises awareness to prevent drowning accidents.
July 26Kargil Vijay Diwas (India) – Commemorates India’s victory in the Kargil War.
July 27Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day – A fun day to take care of houseplants by giving them sunlight and air.
July 28World Hepatitis Day – Promotes global awareness of hepatitis and its impact on health.
July 29International Tiger Day – Raises awareness about tiger conservation.
July 30International Day of Friendship – Celebrates the importance of friendship and promoting peace.
July 31World Ranger Day – Honors the work of park rangers in protecting natural environments.

August

August 1National Mountain Climbing Day – Honors the achievements of climbers.
August 2International Friendship Day – Celebrates friendship and its role in uniting communities.
August 3Clean Your Floors Day – A fun reminder to clean and tidy up.
August 4Coast Guard Day (USA) – Recognizes the service of the U.S. Coast Guard.
August 5National Underwear Day – Encourages pride in one’s underwear choices.
August 6Hiroshima Day – Commemorates the victims of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945.
August 7National Lighthouse Day (USA) – Honors the role of lighthouses in maritime safety.
August 8World Cat Day – Celebrates cats and raises awareness about feline care.
August 9International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples – Honors the cultures and contributions of indigenous peoples.
August 10World Lion Day – Raises awareness about the conservation of lions.
August 11National Sons and Daughters Day (USA) – Celebrates the special bond between parents and their children.
August 12International Youth Day – Focuses on youth issues and empowers the younger generation.
August 13International Left-Handers Day – Celebrates left-handed people and their uniqueness.
August 14World Lizard Day – Celebrates the diversity and ecological importance of lizards.
August 15Independence Day (India) – Celebrates India’s independence from British rule in 1947.
August 16National Tell a Joke Day – Encourages people to share laughter by telling jokes.
August 17National Thrift Shop Day (USA) – Promotes second-hand shopping and sustainable consumption.
August 18Bad Poetry Day – Encourages people to write and share terrible poetry for fun.
August 19World Photography Day – Celebrates the art and science of photography.
August 20World Mosquito Day – Highlights the importance of preventing mosquito-borne diseases.
August 21Senior Citizens Day – Honors the contributions of older adults in society.
August 22World Plant Milk Day – Promotes plant-based milk alternatives for environmental and health benefits.
August 23International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition – Commemorates the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade.
August 24Kobe Bryant Day – A tribute to the legendary basketball player.
August 25National Park Service Founders Day (USA) – Celebrates the creation of the U.S. National Park Service.
August 26Women’s Equality Day (USA) – Commemorates the adoption of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote.
August 27Just Because Day – Encourages people to do something spontaneous “just because.”
August 28National Bow Tie Day (USA) – A fun celebration of bow ties and their fashionable history.
August 29International Day against Nuclear Tests – Promotes awareness and prevention of nuclear tests.
August 30International Whale Shark Day – Focuses on the conservation of whale sharks.
August 31National Trail Mix Day (USA) – Celebrates the versatile and healthy snack, trail mix.

September

September 1National Nutrition Week (India) begins – Promotes the importance of nutrition.
September 2World Coconut Day – Highlights the importance of coconuts in nutrition and the economy.
September 3Skyscraper Day – Celebrates architectural achievements and skyscrapers.
September 4World Sexual Health Day – Raises awareness about sexual health and rights.
September 5Teacher’s Day (India) – Honors teachers and their contributions to education.
September 6National Read a Book Day – Encourages reading and spreading knowledge.
September 7Brazil Independence Day – Celebrates Brazil’s independence from Portugal.
September 8International Literacy Day – Promotes literacy and education worldwide.
September 9World EV Day – Promotes the use of electric vehicles for a sustainable future.
September 10World Suicide Prevention Day – Raises awareness about suicide prevention.
September 11Patriot Day (USA) – Commemorates the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
September 12National Day of Encouragement (USA) – Encourages spreading positivity and support.
September 13Positive Thinking Day – Promotes optimism and positive thinking.
September 14Hindi Diwas (India) – Celebrates Hindi as one of the official languages of India.
September 15International Day of Democracy – Celebrates democratic values and systems.
September 16World Ozone Day – Raises awareness about the importance of the ozone layer.
September 17World Patient Safety Day – Focuses on global awareness about patient safety.
September 18International Equal Pay Day – Aims to reduce gender pay gaps across the world.
September 19Talk Like a Pirate Day – A fun day to speak like a pirate and embrace pirate culture.
September 20National Punch Day (USA) – A day to enjoy the refreshing drink, punch.
September 21International Day of Peace – Promotes global peace and the cessation of violence.
September 22World Rhino Day – Focuses on the conservation of rhinos worldwide.
September 23Autumnal Equinox (varies yearly) – Marks the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere.
September 24Heritage Day (South Africa) – Celebrates South Africa’s diverse cultures and traditions.
September 25World Pharmacists Day – Highlights the role of pharmacists in healthcare.
September 26World Contraception Day – Raises awareness about contraception and family planning.
September 27World Tourism Day – Celebrates the impact of tourism on global culture and the economy.
September 28World Rabies Day – Raises awareness about the prevention and control of rabies.
September 29World Heart Day – Promotes cardiovascular health and disease prevention.
September 30International Translation Day – Honors translators and their work in bridging language gaps.

October

October 1International Day of Older Persons – Focuses on the rights and well-being of older people.
October 2Gandhi Jayanti (India) – Celebrates the birth of Mahatma Gandhi; International Day of Non-Violence.
October 3World Habitat Day – Raises awareness of the state of human settlements and the basic right to shelter.
October 4World Animal Day – Promotes animal welfare and rights around the globe.
October 5World Teachers’ Day – Celebrates the contribution of teachers worldwide.
October 6World Cerebral Palsy Day – Raises awareness about cerebral palsy and celebrates those who live with the condition.
October 7World Cotton Day – Recognizes the importance of cotton as a global commodity.
October 8Indian Air Force Day – Celebrates the establishment of the Indian Air Force.
October 9World Post Day – Marks the anniversary of the Universal Postal Union, promoting the postal sector’s role in daily life.
October 10World Mental Health Day – Promotes awareness about mental health issues worldwide.
October 11International Day of the Girl Child – Focuses on the rights and challenges of girls around the world.
October 12World Arthritis Day – Raises awareness about arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions.
October 13International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction – Focuses on strategies to reduce disaster risk and promote resilience.
October 14World Standards Day – Celebrates international standards and their role in technological advancements.
October 15World Students’ Day – Commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam; Global Handwashing Day promotes hygiene.
October 16World Food Day – Raises awareness about hunger and the need for sustainable food production.
October 17International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – Aims to promote efforts to end global poverty.
October 18World Menopause Day – Raises awareness about menopause and support options for women.
October 19Evaluate Your Life Day – Encourages people to reflect on their lives and make positive changes.
October 20World Osteoporosis Day – Raises awareness about the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis.
October 21Police Commemoration Day (India) – Honors police personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty.
October 22International Stuttering Awareness Day – Focuses on raising awareness about stuttering and supporting those affected.
October 23Mole Day – Celebrated by chemists to commemorate Avogadro’s number, 6.02 x 10^23.
October 24United Nations Day – Marks the anniversary of the UN Charter and the importance of global cooperation.
October 25World Pasta Day – Celebrates the culinary importance of pasta worldwide.
October 26Intersex Awareness Day – Raises awareness about the rights of intersex people.
October 27World Day for Audiovisual Heritage – Recognizes the importance of preserving audiovisual documents.
October 28International Animation Day – Celebrates the art of animation and its cultural impact.
October 29World Stroke Day – Raises awareness about stroke prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
October 30Mischief Night (UK/USA) – A night for playful pranks ahead of Halloween.
October 31Halloween – Celebrated with costumes, trick-or-treating, and festivities; National Unity Day (India) – Honors Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s birth anniversary.

November

November 1World Vegan Day – Promotes the benefits of a vegan lifestyle.
November 2All Souls’ Day – A day of remembrance for the souls of the faithful departed.
November 3National Sandwich Day (USA) – Celebrates the sandwich, a popular and versatile food item.
November 4National Candy Day (USA) – A fun celebration of all kinds of candy and sweets.
November 5World Tsunami Awareness Day – Raises awareness about tsunami risks and prevention.
November 6International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict.
November 7National Cancer Awareness Day (India) – Highlights the importance of early detection and treatment of cancer.
November 8World Urbanism Day – Recognizes the importance of urban planning in creating sustainable communities.
November 9National Legal Services Day (India) – Celebrates the provision of free legal aid to citizens.
November 10World Science Day for Peace and Development – Promotes the role of science in society and the need for scientific cooperation.
November 11Veterans Day (USA) – Honors military veterans; Armistice Day/Remembrance Day (Commemorates the end of World War I).
November 12World Pneumonia Day – Raises awareness about the global impact of pneumonia and prevention measures.
November 13World Kindness Day – Promotes acts of kindness and the positive impact of being kind.
November 14Children’s Day (India) – Celebrates childhood and the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru; World Diabetes Day.
November 15World Philosophy Day – Encourages philosophical reflection and dialogue on global issues.
November 16International Day for Tolerance – Promotes respect, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence.
November 17International Students’ Day – Commemorates the student protests in Nazi-occupied Prague in 1939.
November 18National Naturopathy Day (India) – Promotes the benefits of natural healing and Naturopathy.
November 19International Men’s Day – Highlights men’s health issues and promotes gender equality; World Toilet Day – Focuses on sanitation and access to toilets.
November 20Universal Children’s Day – Promotes the welfare of children worldwide; Africa Industrialization Day.
November 21World Television Day – Recognizes the impact of television on communication and globalization.
November 22Go For a Ride Day – Encourages people to go out and enjoy a ride by any mode of transportation.
November 23National Espresso Day (USA) – Celebrates the strong, flavorful coffee drink.
November 24Guru Tegh Bahadur’s Martyrdom Day (India) – Honors the sacrifice of Guru Tegh Bahadur.
November 25International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – Raises awareness of gender-based violence.
November 26Constitution Day (India) – Commemorates the adoption of the Indian Constitution.
November 27National Organ Donation Day (India) – Promotes the importance of organ donation and saving lives.
November 28Red Planet Day – Celebrates the exploration of Mars.
November 29International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
November 30Saint Andrew’s Day (Scotland) – Celebrates the patron saint of Scotland.

December

December 1World AIDS Day – Raises awareness about HIV/AIDS and promotes education and prevention.
December 2International Day for the Abolition of Slavery – Focuses on eradicating modern slavery practices.
December 3International Day of Persons with Disabilities – Promotes rights and well-being of persons with disabilities.
December 4Indian Navy Day – Celebrates the achievements and role of the Indian Navy.
December 5World Soil Day – Raises awareness about the importance of soil quality for human well-being.
December 6St. Nicholas Day – Celebrates St. Nicholas, who is the inspiration for Santa Claus.
December 7Armed Forces Flag Day (India) – Honors the soldiers, airmen, and sailors of India; International Civil Aviation Day.
December 8Feast of the Immaculate Conception – A Catholic feast day honoring the Virgin Mary.
December 9International Anti-Corruption Day – Promotes efforts to combat and prevent corruption.
December 10Human Rights Day – Commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN.
December 11International Mountain Day – Highlights the importance of sustainable mountain development.
December 12Universal Health Coverage Day – Promotes the goal of universal healthcare for all people.
December 13National Cocoa Day (USA) – Celebrates cocoa, the key ingredient in chocolate.
December 14National Energy Conservation Day (India) – Promotes energy efficiency and conservation.
December 15Bill of Rights Day (USA) – Commemorates the ratification of the U.S. Bill of Rights.
December 16Vijay Diwas (India) – Celebrates India’s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war.
December 17Wright Brothers Day (USA) – Commemorates the first successful flight by the Wright Brothers in 1903.
December 18International Migrants Day – Focuses on the protection of migrant rights.
December 19Goa Liberation Day (India) – Marks the liberation of Goa from Portuguese rule.
December 20International Human Solidarity Day – Encourages unity and cooperation in solving global challenges.
December 21Winter Solstice – The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
December 22National Mathematics Day (India) – Celebrates the birth anniversary of mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan.
December 23Kisan Diwas (India) – National Farmers’ Day, celebrating the contribution of farmers.
December 24Christmas Eve – The day before Christmas, a major Christian festival.
December 25Christmas Day – Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
December 26Boxing Day – A holiday celebrated in several countries, often associated with charity.
December 27International Day of Epidemic Preparedness – Aims to promote awareness and preparedness for pandemics.
December 28Holy Innocents’ Day – A Christian feast commemorating the massacre of children by King Herod.
December 29Tick Tock Day – Encourages people to complete unfinished tasks before the year ends.
December 30Falling Needles Family Fest Day – A quirky holiday to encourage people to clean up after their Christmas trees.
December 31New Year’s Eve – Celebrates the final day of the year, often marked with parties and fireworks.