Every year on September 22, World Rhino Day draws attention to the five remaining rhinoceros species and the conservation efforts working to protect them. The day highlights the threats facing rhinos, including poaching, illegal wildlife trade and habitat loss. In 2026, conservation groups are also pointing to signs of recovery in some rhino populations while…
Sikhism is a major world religion with a rich history, distinctive traditions, and a strong emphasis on equality, honest living, and helping others. Founded in the Punjab region more than 500 years ago, the faith has grown into a global community with millions of followers. From the Five Ks to the tradition of Langar, Sikhism…
Every year on September 21, people around the world observe World Alzheimer’s Day to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. The day encourages communities to understand dementia, challenge stigma and support people living with the condition, along with their families and caregivers. World Alzheimer’s Day forms the focal point of World…
Speed is one of the most fascinating abilities found in nature and technology. From the fastest peregrine falcon diving through the sky to the fastest spacecraft travelling around the Sun, some of the fastest things in the world can move at astonishing speeds. Humans have also spent decades developing faster cars, aircraft, trains, boats and…
World Suicide Prevention Day 2026 will be observed on September 10 to highlight the importance of suicide prevention, mental health awareness and timely emotional support. The day encourages individuals, families, communities and organisations to take mental health concerns seriously and create spaces where people can speak openly about emotional struggles without fear of judgment. Mental…
Some buildings become much more than places made of stone, steel, and concrete. They become symbols of history, culture, and human creativity. Iconic landmarks also hide many surprising stories. Some faced serious engineering problems. Others introduced ideas that still amaze experts today. From the Taj Mahal to the Burj Khalifa, each building offers something unusual….
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,…
Dubai has transformed itself into one of the world’s most futuristic cities, and Burj Khalifa stands at the centre of that remarkable skyline. Rising dramatically above Downtown Dubai, the skyscraper combines extraordinary height, innovative engineering, luxury and breathtaking architecture. Since its opening, Burj Khalifa has attracted tourists, architects and engineering enthusiasts from around the world….
Raksha Bandhan is one of India’s most cherished festivals, celebrating the special bond between brothers and sisters. Every year, families come together to tie the sacred rakhi, exchange gifts, share sweets and create memorable moments. More than a traditional ritual, the festival represents love, trust, affection and a lifelong promise to stand by one another….
Every year, International Dog Day, also known as National Dog Day, is celebrated on 26 August to honour dogs and recognise the important role they play in human lives. Dogs bring loyalty, love, companionship and happiness to millions of families around the world. They also serve society as guide dogs, rescue dogs, police dogs, therapy…
