UNESCO on 3 November 2011 during its 36th conference decided to celebrate World Radio Day on 13 February each year.

Every year, 25th January is celebrated at the India National Tourism Day, an incredible way to spread awareness about the importance of traveling and protecting nature.
The subcontinent has several things to offer, vast beaches with glistening sand, magnificent mountains covered in snow, and adventurous forests boasting of rare and beautiful flora and fauna. Every waterfall, mountain peak, estuary, desert, or forest is unique and no one can fathom how beautiful India is.
The main focus of celebrating India National Tourists day is to educate people about the benefits of traveling and the importance of tourism. India is a tourist’s paradise and this trade plays an important role in the economy of the country. This also helps us remember how diverse India is with its spectacular sea beaches, resplendent forests, majestic mountain peaks as well as a dazzling dessert.
This is a great time to appreciate the culture and the heritage of different parts of India and helps understand the country better. Celebrating India National Tourism Day is an excellent initiative that was taken by the Indian Government.

International Women's Day is celebrated annually on March 8 to remember the cultural, political, and socio-economic achievements of women.

Nagasaki Day is observed every year on August 9 to promote peace politics and raise awareness of the effects of the bomb attack on Nagasaki that killed thousands people instantly.

The International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples is observed on 9 August each year to raise awareness and protect the rights of the world's indigenous population. This day also recognizes the contributions of indigenous people for environment protection.

Ordnance Factory Day is observed every year on March 18 to commemorate the foundation of the first Ordnance Factory in 1801 in colonial India.