Mullivaikkal Remembrance Day, observed annually on 18th May, is a solemn day of remembrance for the Tamil civilians and fighters…
Observance Days
Observance days in India are recognized but not considered official public holidays. These days commemorate specific events, causes, or historical figures and may be celebrated by particular groups or communities.
Examples of observance days in India include Valentine’s Day, Father’s Day, and Mother’s Day, as well as significant cultural or historical dates like National Science Day and World Environment Day. While not all businesses or institutions close on these days, observance days offer an opportunity to raise awareness and honor causes or individuals that have made a significant impact on society.
Ayurveda Day is celebrated every year on Dhanvantari Jayanti, which falls during the festival of Diwali, usually in October or…
Manipuri Language Day, observed annually on 20th August, celebrates the recognition of Manipuri (Meitei) as one of the official languages…
Samvidhan Hatya Diwas, or Constitution Murder Day, is observed by some groups in India to protest what they believe to…
Telugu Language Day, also known as Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam, is observed annually on 29th August to honor the richness and…
National Unity Day, also known as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, is observed annually on 31st October to honor the birth anniversary…
National Youth Day, observed annually on 12th January, commemorates the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, one of India’s most influential…
Lawyers’ Day, observed annually on 28th February in the state of Odisha, is dedicated to celebrating the contributions of the…
Martyrs’ Day, observed on 30th January and 23rd March, is a solemn day dedicated to honoring the memory of those…
Marathwada Liberation Day, observed annually on 17th September, commemorates the day when the Marathwada region of Maharashtra was liberated from…