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DAYS AND EVENTS - August 2022

Aug 2022

Jul 11, 2024

National Fish Farmer's Day

Every year on July 10th, India celebrates National Fish Farmer's Day to honour the invaluable contributions of fish farmers, aquaculture professionals, and stakeholders in the fisheries sector. This day serves as a platform to recognise their efforts in ensuring a sustainable and thriving fishing industry, which plays a crucial role in India's economy and food security.
The date holds historical importance, commemorating the groundbreaking work of Professor Dr. Hiralal Chaudhury and his colleague Dr. K. H. Alikunhi. On this day in 1957, they successfully demonstrated the induced breeding of Indian Major Carps using the hypophysation technique, sparking a revolution in inland aquaculture.

World Population Day

World Population Day, observed on July 11, aims to raise awareness about global population issues and their impact on society. Established by the United Nations, this significant event highlights the importance of addressing population-related concerns such as reproductive health, family planning, gender equality, and sustainable development.
"Leave no one behind, count everyone" is the theme for World Population Day 2024. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres commented, "This year's theme highlights the importance of investing in data collection to understand issues, tailor solutions, and drive progress.

Jul 10, 2024

Global Energy Independence Day

Global Energy Independence Day is observed on July 10 all over the world annually. It serves as a reminder to governments, organisations, and individuals about the importance of reducing reliance on non-renewable resources and transitioning towards cleaner and more resilient energy systems.

Jul 07, 2024

World Kiswahili Language Day

On July 7, 2024, the world came together and celebrated the 3rd World Kiswahili Language Day at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris. The 2024 theme, 'Kiswahili: Education and Culture of Peace', highlighted the important role of this African language in promoting understanding and harmony across cultures.
The General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) at its 41st session held in Paris, France, in 2021 proclaimed July 7 of each year as World Kiswahili Language Day, making it the first African language to be recognised in such a manner by the UN.

Global Forgiveness Day

Global Forgiveness Day dedicated to creating goodwill and helping people to stop carrying around so much guilt and pain is observed on July 7.
This day was first established in 1994 by the Christian Embassy of Christ's Ambassadors in Canada. It was originally called Forgiveness Day, and it was renamed Global Forgiveness Day when it gained popularity around the world.

Jul 06, 2024

International Day of Cooperatives

The United Nations' (UN) International Day of Cooperatives is observed on the first Saturday of July each year.
On December 16, 1992, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed in resolution 47/90 "the first Saturday of July 1995 to be International Day of Cooperatives, marking the centenary of the establishment of the International Cooperative Alliance. Since 1995 the United Nations' International Day of Cooperatives has been observed jointly alongside International Cooperative Day.
The theme for International Day of Cooperatives 2024 is 'Cooperatives Building a Better Future for All'.

World Zoonoses Day

World Zoonosis Day is celebrated on 6th July every year. World Zoonosis Day is observed annually on July 6 to commemorate the first vaccinations against zoonotic diseases such as influenza, Ebola and West Nile virus. On July 6, 1885, French biologist Louis Pasteur administered the rabies vaccine to a small boy who had been bitten by a rabid dog. This vaccine saved the boy from infection. So every year this date is celebrated as World Zoonosis Day.

Jul 05, 2024

National Workaholics Day

National Workaholics Day is observed on July 5, every year.
This day is dedicated to bringing attention to the negative impact of work ethic on various aspects of life, including family, friends, and health.
The history of National Workaholics Day dates back to the 16th century, when the idea of "good works" was first introduced. The concept was first espoused by the Puritan sect, which saw work as an obligation that benefited everyone in society.

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