On October 24, Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) celebrated its 59th raising Day. ITBP which was established in the wake of the 1962 Chinese assault and currently has 60 battalions on the ground, has a strength of roughly 90,000 people. The ITBP is one of the Central Armed Police Forces' (CAPF's) five organisations. It prevents border infractions by maintaining Vigilance along northern boundaries.
All Hallows' Eve, often known as Halloween, is the night before All Saints' (or All Hallows') Day and is a holiday celebrated on October 31. The event kicks off Allhallowtide, a three-day period that ends with All Souls' Day, and celebrates the day before the Western Christian feast of All Saints. The majority of North America and much of Europe do not observe Halloween as a religious holiday.
Read MoreEvery October 20, India celebrates National Solidarity Day. The purpose of this day is to honour the armed forces. India had begun honouring National Solidarity Day on October 20 the day on which China began the assaults in 1962 after the humiliating military defeat brought on by China. The goal of the holiday is to honour the nation's protection during the war via the solidarity and integrity.
Read MoreEvery year on October 15, people all around the world observe World Students' Day to honour Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, a renowned aerospace scientist and former Indian president, who has made significant contributions to student welfare and education.
Read MoreWorld Egg Day is an international celebration of the incredibly nourishing, delectable, reasonably priced, and incredibly adaptable egg! Is there a single item that offers as many nutritional advantages as this powerhouse from nature? Since its inception in Vienna in 1996, World Egg Day has been observed annually on the second Friday in October in more than 40 nations.
Read MoreThe main goals of World Mental Health Day are to mobilise support for mental health and increase awareness of global mental health challenges. The Day offers an opportunity for all parties involved in mental health issues to discuss their work and what else needs to be done to ensure that mental health care is available to everyone in the world.
Read MoreThe Indian Air Force will commemorate its anniversary on October 8. The purpose of the holiday is to recognise and honour the valiant skywatchers. This year's parade would feature Rafale fighter planes, the newest addition to our Air Force. Since its founding in 1932, the IAF has been defending us.
Read MoreThe purpose of Teachers' Day is to increase appreciation for the crucial role that teachers perform around the world. They devote their life to influencing how children learn, develop, and become adults, frequently for very little pay.
Read MoreOn October 2, 1869, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi also referred to as the "father of the nation" was born. Because he was an honest man who practised what he taught, he was affectionately called as "Bapu." Gandhi fought for India's independence from the British empire throughout his whole life. His birthday is a significant national holiday in India.
Read MoreTo reclaim control, World Smile Day was declared a federal holiday in 1999. Simple but powerful celebration elements included encouraging people to smile and perform modest deeds of goodwill all throughout the world. Harvey wished to preserve the human element of the smile. You would grin as a result, making someone else smile and brightening their day in return.
Read MoreGandhi Jayanti (October 2) will now be recognised annually as the International Day of Non-Violence according to a resolution adopted by the UN in 2007. The goal is to "disseminate the message of non-violence, including through education and public awareness".
Read MoreGandhi Jayanti is observed on October 2nd of each year. On this day, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the nation's father, was born. His birthday is observed on this day, which has also been designated a national holiday. Because of his continuous efforts to liberate India from the British Raj after the Satyagraha, he is referred to as the father of the nation.
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