History of the Day

Also spelled as Pitru Paksha, Pitr Paksha is an observance in Hindu culture as per the Hindu calendar wherein a 16 lunar day period is observed

Anant Chaturdashi is observed in Hindu culture and happens to be the day Lord Ganesha’s visarjan takes place after a long celebration

Kshamavani Parva is an important day with a lot of significance in Jain culture. The term ‘’Kshama’’ refers to ‘’Forgiveness’’ and ‘’Parva’’ means ‘’day.’’

Manarcad Perunnal is a popular annual festival that celebrates the annual feast of the St. Mary’s Church, situated in Manarcad, in the Kottayam

India observes its National Nutrition Week every year from the 1st of September till the 7th of September, and each year there is a new theme.

Amongmong Festival is a popular pre-harvest observance in the north-eastern state of Nagaland in India. The festival is mainly observed by the Sangam tribe

Onam is a popular Hindu festival, observed mainly in the south Indian state of Kerala. It is a grand festival for all Malayalis

Happy Daughter Day is a day that is celebrated annually on the fourth Sunday of September. It is a day dedicated to celebrating the bond between daughters and their families. The day is…

The 29th of August every year is observed as Telugu Language Day in India. Telugu happens to be one among the six classical languages of India

Every country has its own observance of National Sports Day, and in India, the National Sports Day is observed every year on the 29th of August.