The Handwriting Day is marked annually on every 23 January, the birthday of the legend of the day John Hancock. The craze, ease, and sense of belongingness make the celebration of handwriting day completely worth it. And why not, writing well from your own hands is not less than a skill that gives you joy about its every aspect. Despite the fact that we are living in a digital world that is full of devices and type to text, however, it cannot change the significance of handwritten write-ups. You write a letter, story, journal, or a to-do list, the handwritten notes never fail or fade, making you recall everything closely. Doesn’t matter the ambiguous style or slower pace of writing; The way it reminds you of the details of your thoughts, you appreciate even its cons. There are many digital devices such as mobile, iPad, laptop, and a stop available to preserve your thoughts; still, they cannot overtake or overpower the pleasure of writing your notes on your own. There are many v

Kumbha Sankranti is not only a Hindu religious event but also an event of international attraction. It is considered as one of the largest religious festivals in the world which is addressed as Kumbha Mela. Although Kumbha Sankranti is famous all around India and indeed in the world, yet its charm is worth witnessing among the people of Eastern India. Kumbha Sankranti worship ritual performing saint!

Don’t forget to enjoy the liberating feeling of flying a kite high in the sky as it is the Kite-Flying Day! February 8 is the day to talk to the wind. So hold the commanding string and let your kite soar high through the air.

Cakes are often associated with fats and weight gain, but how about a cake made of carrot which is high in its nutritional value?! February 3 brings the National Carrot Cake Day for not only celebrating the yummy carrot cake but also its healthy content.

WomenPhysicians Day marks the birthday of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female medical doctor. The event is observed all across the US on the 3rd of February to celebrate the women doctors and their progress.

If you are wondering about this looking-like guitar instrument, it is a ukulele with four strings. It comes in various sizes. The larger sized ukulele produces deeper tones. On the Ukulele Day on February 2, the passionating ukulele players and artists come together from around the nations for strumming their favourite songs and tunes and enjoy with the other ukulele lovers.

February 1 brings Dark Chocolate Day as an opportunity to appreciate the benefits of dark chocolate. Do you know that other than happiness, dark chocolates also carry nutrition and a pool of energy along with them?!

“Hot Chocolate Day” – this title itself is enough to entice you with a feeling of warmth and excitement. There is no chocolate beverage that can make you sense akin to the silky, thick, and toasty texture that hot chocolate does. You are in the mood of reading your favourite novel or doing nothing and enjoying just that snowfall, hot chocolate is only going to add to your mood. You are listening to the soothing music of rain or talking to yourself in the quietness, it is the best companion that you can have.

Thanks to the French bakers that we got to celebrate 30 January as Croissant Day. They introduced to us a newer version of Kipferls in the form of croissants. This crescent-shaped Austrian pastry has got all the qualities to make you go gaga over it.

If you are also one of those who feel dramatic after bidding farewell to Christmas trees in holidays, Houseplant Appreciation Day might prove to be a savior in your life.

"A clean and organized desk provides space to mind." Some chore jobs don't require any specific day to perform. We all know the importance of hygiene in our lives and probably keep our desks dirt-free. But what about the deep cleaning and keeping that organized? If you also have been ignorant about it, it's the day to celebrate!

Do you know why Winter Solstice is marked along with 'See the Bright Side Day'? It is so perhaps because where many people fight with and complain about the winter blues, Winter Solstice brings all reasons to celebrate and feast. After living the year's shortest day and longest night, despite the biting cold, snow, and icy breeze, winter solstice comes as a lukewarm ray of hope about the emergence of spring. After living the day with the shortest period of daylight, you know that the longer days are there to knock on the doors. The earth's tilt also offers shorter nights after experiencing the longest night of the year. It is one of the greatest changes for the beings living in the northern hemisphere.

Every 16 December, the day of reconciliation is celebrated annually all around South Africa. As per the former official policies forwarded by the national party in South Africa, the racial segregation system had brought the wave of legal discrimination. The introduced Apartheid was against the black people among the whites. This racial, indeed social policy created a bridge between the South African people. It arouses the need of: Bridging the gaps between the two colored people who were unwantedly divided into two groups Healing those who were affected by racism and colorism. On 16 December 1995, the day of reconciliation was marked for the first time to make people get rid of the stigma of racism around the societies. It is the day when first-time people came together in harmony to heal the wounds and the after-effects imposed by the apartheid.

If you think that you need to flaunt your real pearls to celebrate wear your pearls day, then probably you need to dive deeper to understand the significance of this day. This day, which is annually celebrated on every 15th of December, is important from a religious and grooming point of you as well. Let's learn more interesting facts and aspects about both this day and the pearls.

Online shopping is indeed a sweat and energy saver. And what else one can expect or demand if someone also assures of delivering your stuff without any shipping charges, and that too, before Christmas Eve? Yes, such a day also exists on which online shopping platforms offer both guaranteed delivery and free shipping. 14th of December is annually celebrated as Free Shipping Day.

Even the date of 14 December would have smiled when it was declared as Monkey Day. What comes first in your mind when you think about a monkey? Whether it is banana, April fools day, or the way they imitate others, they always visit the thoughts along with the smiles. Let’s celebrate this nimble and naughty yet intelligent and cute creature on World Monkey Day!

The National Disability Day is marked annually on every 3rd of December to generate mass awareness about the: Different types of disabilities Issues of the disabled people. The cause raised on this day aims at uniting people with more compassion and understanding about the challenges that disabled people face in their day-to-day lives. The day also boosts the spirit of unity and equal rights of opportunities for: Health Work Success Play

Mason jars have got some techniques to keep their stardom lit up. After all, it is not a piece of cake to remain in the spotlight for decades. The National Mason Jar Day is annually celebrated every 30 November to appreciate the innovation of the multi-purpose mason jars. And why not; their popularity makes them a well-deserved Hero to celebrate on a dedicated day. It seems to be just an ordinary jar at first sight but its usage is undeniably extraordinary.

Before November bids farewell along with Thanksgiving Vibes and those pumpkin pies, the Lemon Cream Pie Day also marks its presence to trigger that sweet tooth. This special event of 29 November is commonly known as the Lemon Meringue Pie these days.

Africa Industrialization Day is celebrated annually on every 20th of November to raise awareness about the significance and importance of the industrial development of Africa. The day also highlights the challenges associated with it.