| Date and Day | Event/Observance |
|---|---|
| January 1 (Wednesday) | New Year's Day |
| January 1 (Wednesday) | Global Family Day |
| January 4 (Saturday) | World Braille Day |
| January 6 (Monday) | Epiphany |
| January 5 (Sunday) | World Bird Day |
| January 6 (Monday) | National Technology Day |
| January 9 (Thursday) | Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (NRI Day) |
| January 10 (Friday) | World Hindi Day |
| January 12 (Sunday) | National Youth Day (India) |
| January 12 (Sunday) | International Kiss a Ginger Day |
| January 13 (Monday) | Lohri |
| January 14 (Tuesday) | Makar Sankranti |
| January 14 (Tuesday) | Pongal |
| January 14 (Tuesday) | Magh Bihu |
| January 15 (Wednesday) | Indian Army Day |
| January 18 (Saturday) | National Immunization Day |
| January 19 (Sunday) | World Religion Day |
| January 23 (Thursday) | Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti |
| January 24 (Friday) | International Day of Education |
| January 24 (Friday) | National Girl Child Day (India) |
| January 25 (Saturday) | National Tourism Day (India) |
| January 25 (Saturday) | Voters' Day |
| January 26 (Sunday) | Republic Day (India) |
| January 26 (Sunday) | International Customs Day |
| January 27 (Monday) | International Holocaust Remembrance Day |
| January 28 (Tuesday) | Data Privacy Day |
| January 30 (Thursday) | Martyrs' Day (India) |
| January 30 (Thursday) | World Leprosy Day |
The world welcomes the new year with celebrations, resolutions, and reflections. Fireworks, festivities, and gatherings mark the start of a new journey filled with hope and possibilities.
This day promotes peace and sharing across the world, emphasizing the concept of Earth as one global family. It strengthens bonds within families and communities, fostering harmony and understanding.
Honoring Louis Braille, this day highlights the significance of Braille as a tool for communication, enabling millions of blind and partially sighted individuals to access information and lead dignified lives.
World Bird Day celebrates the beauty and diversity of bird species while raising awareness about their conservation. It highlights the importance of protecting habitats and ecosystems essential for bird survival. The day encourages individuals and communities to participate in birdwatching, conservation initiatives, and educational programs to safeguard avian biodiversity.
Known as Three Kings’ Day, Epiphany celebrates the Magi’s visit to baby Jesus. This Christian tradition marks the end of Christmas festivities with special church services and cultural customs.
This day highlights the transformative impact of science and technology on society. It encourages innovation, celebrates breakthroughs, and inspires the next generation to pursue research and development.
This day honors the contributions of the Indian diaspora, commemorating Mahatma Gandhi’s return from South Africa. It serves as a platform to connect overseas Indians with India’s socio-economic progress.
Celebrated globally, this day promotes the Hindi language and its cultural heritage. Events include literary festivals, cultural performances, and initiatives to inspire a love for Hindi among younger generations.
Observed on Swami Vivekananda’s birthday, this day inspires Indian youth to reach their potential and contribute positively to society. Schools and colleges host seminars, competitions, and cultural programs.
This lighthearted observance celebrates red-haired individuals, promoting positivity and appreciation for unique genetic traits while counteracting stereotypes and bullying.
Primarily celebrated in Punjab, Lohri marks the end of winter and the harvest season. People gather around bonfires, sing folk songs, and share traditional foods as part of this vibrant festival.
This harvest festival marks the sun's transition into Capricorn and the end of winter. Celebrations include kite flying, fairs, feasts, and traditional rituals across India.
Pongal is a four-day harvest festival in Tamil Nadu, thanking the Sun God for agricultural abundance. Families prepare special dishes, decorate homes with rangoli, and celebrate with cultural traditions.
Magh Bihu, celebrated in Assam, marks the end of the harvest season. Festivities include community feasts, bonfires, and traditional music and dance, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Indian Army Day commemorates General K.M. Cariappa becoming the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army in 1949. Parades and military shows honor the nation’s defenders.
This day highlights the importance of immunization for children’s health, focusing on polio eradication through widespread vaccine administration under the Pulse Polio program.
Promoting interfaith harmony, this day encourages dialogue and understanding between religions. It highlights the shared values of humanity and fosters global unity.
This day honors Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a prominent freedom fighter whose contributions to India’s independence are celebrated with speeches, cultural programs, and memorial events.
This UN-recognized day emphasizes the role of education in achieving peace and development. It advocates for quality, inclusive education as a cornerstone of sustainable progress.
This day raises awareness of the challenges faced by girls, promoting gender equality, education, and protection against discrimination, violence, and child marriage.
This day promotes awareness about tourism’s economic and cultural importance, showcasing India’s diversity through campaigns, workshops, and cultural events.
Voters’ Day in India encourages youth participation in elections and educates citizens about their voting rights, promoting democracy and active civic engagement.
Republic Day commemorates the adoption of India’s Constitution in 1950. Celebrations include parades, cultural programs, and flag hoisting ceremonies across the nation.
This day highlights the role of customs officials in maintaining border security and facilitating legitimate trade, focusing on annual themes of global significance.
This day honors the victims of the Holocaust, educating future generations about the dangers of hatred and prejudice through memorial events and educational programs.
Data Privacy Day raises awareness about safeguarding personal information and encourages individuals and organizations to adopt better data protection practices.
Martyrs’ Day honors Mahatma Gandhi and all who sacrificed their lives for India’s freedom. Observances include prayers, commemorative ceremonies, and tributes.
This day raises awareness about leprosy, focusing on combating stigma and improving public understanding. Health campaigns and free screenings are often organized globally.
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