Saraswati Puja is an important Hindu festival that celebrates Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, wisdom, music and the arts. Every year, students, teachers, musicians and artists pray to her for success and inspiration. The festival holds special importance in India, especially in West Bengal, Assam, Odisha and Bihar. Moreover, many schools, colleges and families…
World Students’ Day 2026 is observed on Thursday, October 15, in India to honour the birth anniversary of former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The occasion celebrates his lifelong dedication to education, scientific innovation and student empowerment. It also highlights the importance of nurturing young minds and providing students with opportunities to achieve their goals….
World Arthritis Day is observed every year on 12 October to raise awareness about arthritis and other rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases. The day highlights the challenges faced by people living with joint pain, stiffness, fatigue and mobility problems while encouraging early diagnosis, appropriate treatment and better access to healthcare. 📅 When Is World Arthritis Day…
World Space Week 2026 is a global celebration of space science, technology, innovation and exploration. Observed every year from October 4 to October 10, the event brings together students, scientists, educators, space agencies and astronomy enthusiasts to explore how space technology is changing our world. The theme for 2026 is “Rocket Revolution,” which highlights the…
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar remains one of India’s most influential thinkers, jurists and social reformers. His ideas continue to shape conversations around equality, education, justice and individual dignity. Through his powerful words and lifelong struggle, Ambedkar encouraged people to challenge social discrimination and build a society based on equal rights and opportunities. His thoughts remain relevant…
World Teachers’ Day takes place every year on 5 October. This international day recognizes teachers and highlights their valuable contribution to education and society. Teachers help students gain knowledge, develop skills and prepare for their future. Moreover, the day draws attention to the challenges educators face around the world. It also encourages governments, schools and…
India observes M. Visvesvaraya Jayanti on September 15 every year to remember the remarkable contribution of engineer, statesman and nation-builder Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya. The day also marks Engineer’s Day in India, celebrating the role of engineers in the country’s development. Visvesvaraya dedicated his life to engineering, public service and nation-building. His work in irrigation, water…
Every year on September 8, people across the world observe International Literacy Day to highlight the importance of reading, writing, education and lifelong learning. UNESCO has observed the day annually since 1967, using it to remind governments, educators and communities that literacy plays a vital role in building inclusive, peaceful and sustainable societies. In 2026,…
Every year on September 5, India celebrates Teachers’ Day to recognise the dedication of teachers and their contribution to society. The occasion also commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, one of India’s most respected scholars, philosophers, educators and former President. Dr. Radhakrishnan believed that education should develop not only knowledge but also character,…
Teachers’ Day 2026 will arrive on Saturday, September 5, giving students across India another opportunity to celebrate their teachers and mentors. Every year, this special occasion highlights the valuable role educators play in shaping young minds, building confidence and guiding students toward a brighter future. In India, September 5 also marks the birth anniversary of…
