India, a land of diverse cultures, rich heritage, and a vibrant history, commemorates several important national days throughout the year. These significant dates hold deep historical, cultural, or political significance and serve as reminders of India's journey towards independence, unity, and progress. In this blog post, we explore some of the most important national days celebrated in India, highlighting their significance and the spirit of unity they inspire among the Indian people.
9th January: Non-resident Indian Day
12th January: National Youth Day
15th January: Army Day
24th January: National Girl Child Day
25th January: National Voters Day
25th January: India Tourism Day
26th January: Republic Day
30th January: Martyr’s Day
24th February: Central Excise Day
28th February: National Science Day
16th March: National Vaccination Day
24th April: National Panchayat Day
11th May: National Technology Day
29th June: National Statistics Day
1st July: National Doctor’s Day
1st July: Chartered Accountant’s Day
26th July: Kargil Vijay Diwas
7th August: National Handloom Day
9th August: Quit India Movement Day
15th August: Independence Day
20th August: Indian Akshay Urja Day
20th August: Sadbhavana Diwas
29th August: National Sports Day
5th September: Teacher’s Day
15th September: Engineer's Day
20th October: National Solidarity Day
31st October: Rashtriya Ekta Diwas
14th November: Children’s Day
19th November: National Integration Day
26th November: National Milk Day
26th November: Law Day
14th December: National Energy Conservation Day
18th December: Minorities Rights Day
22nd December: National Mathematics Day
23rd December: Farmer’s Day
25th December: Good Governance Day
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