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22/04/2023

For the past 50 years, Earth Day has been celebrated by billions of people around the globe, annually every April 22, to join together in promoting awareness for the health of our environment. Why should we continue to celebrate this holiday? Some people may view it as just another holiday, or an excuse to wear green and a flower crown, similar to St. Patrick’s Day, but with serious concerns about our changing environment being studied and addressed today by prominent scientists, politicians, and young climate change activists alike, some people are adapting to more environmentally friendly ways of living — every day, not just on April 22 every year. Cue the composting, recycling, repurposing, carpooling, thrifting, and metal straws to save the turtles

16/04/2023

Orthodox Easter Day, which is calculated using the phases of the moon and the equinox, is a sacred season and the most significant celebration of the Eastern Christian churches or orthodox churches — it will be celebrated on April 16 this year. Orthodox Easter Day is an annual holiday commemorating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is also known and celebrated as Greek Easter. The date of Orthodox Easter Day is different from the Western Easter, which bases the celebration period on the Gregorian calendar. Meanwhile, the Eastern Orthodox Church still uses the earlier Julian calendar for calculating the dates of festivals, including Easter. This means that Orthodox Easter Day falls later than Easter observed elsewhere.
The Eastern Orthodox churches celebrate Easter on a different day than Western churches, although sometimes the dates coincide. The date of Orthodox Easter Day changes every year, but its date falls earliest on April 4 and latest on May 8.

10/04/2023

Easter Monday, falling on April 10 this year, is the Christian (public) holiday after Easter Sunday, which is the day when Jesus Christ emerged from the tomb after his crucifixion. Also known as Bright Monday, Renewal Monday, Wet Monday, and the Dyngus Day, there are different and interesting traditions surrounding the Monday that comes immediately after Easter Day. Although the Bible does not instruct the observance of this holiday, many Christian groups — primarily Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox, celebrate this day as a legal holiday and part of their cultural tradition.

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08/04/2023

Easter Saturday is celebrated on the Saturday before Easter across Australia and usually falls sometime between March and April. This year, it takes place on April 8. The exact date varies year after year and depends on the date determined by the Western Christian calendar. For most Australian states and territories (except Tasmania and Western Australia), Easter Saturday is a public holiday and forms a trio of succeeding holidays along with Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

08/04/2023

Easter Saturday is celebrated on the Saturday before Easter across Australia and usually falls sometime between March and April. This year, it takes place on April 8. The exact date varies year after year and depends on the date determined by the Western Christian calendar. For most Australian states and territories (except Tasmania and Western Australia), Easter Saturday is a public holiday and forms a trio of succeeding holidays along with Good Friday and Easter Sunday

02/04/2023

At National Today, things like triumphs and aspirations get our blood pumping and, this Palm Sunday, which falls on April 2 next, we are ready to welcome and celebrate the occasion. Palm Sunday is the beginning of Jesus’ final week on earth. It is not an official federal holiday, which means that businesses usually are open and running. However, since Palm Sunday falls on a weekend (the Sunday before Easter), it gives people enough time and space to celebrate it by going to church and indulging in other traditions. Each country has its own share of cultural influences on Palm Sunday’s celebrations. For example, in Latvia, Palm Sunday is celebrated as ‘Pussy Willow Sunday’ as these plants are used instead of the regular palm. What’s also interesting is that children are customarily woken up on the day with a swipe of the willow. 

08/03/2023

International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the historical, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also observed in support of taking action against gender inequality around the world. We all know the world couldn’t run without women (we mean, just listen to Beyoncé). This is the day to appreciate their efforts! Organizations large and small come together to show women just how valuable they are in today’s society. Also make sure to help women around you find resources on scholarships available for women from around the world to help them spread their wings and fly higher.

02/03/2023

John Francis Bongiovi Jr, professionally known as Jon Bon Jovi, was born on March 2, 1962. He is well-known as the frontman and lead singer for the rock band Bon Jovi. As a leading force in the entertainment industry, he has gained widespread success as a solo artist and actor, winning multiple awards and breaking records. Join us as we celebrate his birthday.

01/03/2023

Zero Discrimination Day is observed on March 1 annually. Primarily celebrated by the United Nations along with other international organizations, it aims to end all forms of inequality and discrimination. This can only be achieved by the cooperation and contribution of individuals, to create an unstoppable movement advocating for change and peace.

18/02/2023

National Drink Wine Day is celebrated on February 18 of every year. Wines also have some health benefits. Moderate drinking of wine will reduce the risk of liver disease, type II diabetes, heart attack, stroke, and certain type of cancers. It can reduce bad cholesterol and can increase good (HDL). Hence National Drink Wine Day is a day to spread the health and love of wines. Enjoy the Drink Wine Day with a refreshing glass of , , , , or in honor of the occasion.

10/02/2023

International Winter Bike To Work Day, which is celebrated on the second Friday in February and takes place on February 10 this year, is a globally celebrated holiday for commuting on bicycles.On Bike to Work Day, there is usually a variety of bicycle-related events organized to keep participants engaged. Furthermore, International Winter Bike To Work Day is an exercise that supersedes merely improving the health of its participants — it also helps to keep our environment healthy by reducing gas emissions

05/02/2023

Nutella is a spread flavored with hazelnut and cocoa. First introduced in Italy in 1964, the product is popular throughout the world. World Nutella Day, first held in 2007, was the brainchild of Nutella enthusiast and blogger Sara Rosso. Fans love it. Each year Nutella maker Ferrero selects one Nutella lover to lead the celebration. On February 5, Nutella fans post pictures, recipes, and messages declaring their love and loyalty to the popular spread

30/01/2023

While most of us know it as a french speciality, the croissant actually originated in Austria under the name “kipferls”. Marie Antoinette first introduced the Austrian pastry to France when she married into the royal family and requested the simple cake in the crescent shape of her homeland. The French bakers created fancier versions of “kipferls” and thus, the croissant was born. In France, the croissant has become more sophisticated, influenced by the cuisine style of its country. At it’s most basic level, it’s a frugal kind of breakfast pastry, made from pâte feuilletée (soft flour of flour, yeast, butter, milk and salt). On January 30, we annually recognize National Croissant Day, so channel your inner Parisian baker today and say “oui” to these buttery treats

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