Prince William, currently in New York for the Earthshot Prize Innovation summit, met with United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres to engage in discussions centered on…
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21st of February is observed as Mother language day internationally across the world. The day is being celebrated in order to spread awareness of linguistic, and cultural diversity, and to promote multilingualism. India is home to hundreds of languages and thousands of dialects which make its linguistic and cultural diversity the most unique in the world. Language is not only a means of communication but it also represents a diverse cultural and intellectual heritage.Also read: Delhi: Man kills girlfriend, stores body in RefrigeratorHistory: In November 1999, the General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) proclaimed International Mother Language Day. The General Assembly of the UN welcomed the proclamation of the day in its resolution.More than 6,700 languages are spoken worldwide but at least 40% are threatened with extinction.The classroom has a vital role to play in keeping them alive!@UNESCO is calling on countries to imp
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20th February is being observed as the World Day of Social Justice, As the name says it all, the day is being observed across the globe in order to raise voice for those who all have not got socially justice a to bring together diverse communities around the world in an effort to eradicate poverty, physical discrimination, gender inequalities, religious discrimination and illiteracy, and create a society that is socially integrated. History: The day was 1st observed in the year 2007, when the Genral Assembly declared 20th February as the World Social justice day every year. Even though it is very recent that the day is being observed and is celebrated, within a small time it is being made sure that people got their justice.Also read: Delhi: Man kills girlfriend, stores body in RefrigeratorSignificance: The day is looked as the opportunity and the individuals, eflect on the progress made towards achieving social justice, as well as identify areas where more work is needed. Th
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Its a sense of proud for all of us as Indian, as the statue of our Father of nation, Mahatma Gandhi, has been recently unveiled at the headquarters of UN. The state was unveiled by Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in New York yesterday.UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called Mahatma Gandhi an “uncompromising advocate for peaceful co-existence.” He also shared the glimpses of the installation of statue at the headquarters on his social media. If talking about the installation and unveiled of the statue, it was done by the Foreign minister of India S Jaishankar, in NewYork at UN Headquarters.Further floral tributes were give in front of the state by Guterres and the President of the 77th UN General Assembly Csaba Korosi and India’s Permanent Representative Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj.Also read : Students to get classes on Radio : Karnataka government.Its a sense of proud forall ofusas Indian, as the statue of our Father of nation, Mahatma Gandhi, has been recently unveiled at the he
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Its the day for all the tea persons, December 15th is celebrated as International tea day across various countries including India too. In the country like India, their are more number of Tea lovers, as compared to other beverage drinkers, not only in India, but tea is the most consumed and loved form of drink across the globe. The day starts with tea and continues the whole day, but are you aware that the origin of Tea is from China ad not from any other country? But the origin of the drink was not just for drinking purpose but was mainly used for various medicinal purposes.International Tea day is being observed every year on 15th December since 2005 in 2019 the United Nations introduced a new International Tea Day on May 21. We, of course, celebrate both, who doesn’t want double tea?Also read : Celebrating World Human Rights Day 2022 : significance, History , Theme.History behind the Tea day : The da starts with the fresh taste and aroma of the tea, an according to the expert
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We as Humans know that every one round us is equal and every individual has its own rights and regulations, they have their rights to choose what ever, whome so ever they want to choose, they can do what ever they want to without actually harming the societal norms. Then why do we have to celebrate Human Rights Day, in order to make people aware of these kind of occasions?Every year Human Rights Day is celebrated on December 10. This was the result of deliration of Human Right Declaration which was firstly adopted by United Nations in 1948. The main motive of this day to be celebrated is to focuses on the fundamental rights and liberties to which all people worldwide are entitled simply by virtue of their humanity.Importance : World Human Rights Day is celebrated in order to celebrate and advocate the rights that transcend nationality, gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, religion, or any other distinction. This year is being celebrated as th 74th Anniversary of adoption of th
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In this world of increasing Corruption all around us, UN has taken a very impressive step a long back in order to increase the level of awareness among the people about corruption and its adverse affects on society.Significance of Celebrating the day : The world celebrates International Anti-Corruption Day(IACD) on December 9. The primary purpose of honoring this day is to promote awareness of a corruption-free society. Everyone is aware that corruption affects all aspects of society. Therefore, it is vital that we dedicate ourselves to confronting and eliminating corruption together. The goal of this day is to make people aware of the consequences of engaging in corruption and encourage them to adopt a moral path.Also read : THE APP WHICH HELPED STUDENTS TO SEEK JOBS : SUCCESS STORY INTERNSHALAHistory :The United Nations General Assembly approved the United Nations Convention Against Corruption on October 31, 2003, as the first step towards tackling corruption. The Assembly also d
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