Dates Important Internationally

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World and India have their own specific dates reserved for special puposes, to respect every aspect of human world from child to old ages and from teacher to a patients.
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4 February                          World Cancer Day
1 March                               Zero Discrimination Day [UNAIDS]Image result for important world days
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20 March                             International Day of Happiness
21 March                             International Day of Forests
22 March                             World Water Day
24 March                             World Tuberculosis Day [WHO] 
7 April                                  World Health Day [WHO]
22 April                                International Mother Earth Day
23 April                                World Book and Copyright Day
23 April                                English Language Day
25 April                                World Malaria Day [WHO]
26 April                                World Intellectual Property Day [WIPO]

5 June                                   World Environment Day (A/RES/2994 (XXVII))
21 June                                 International Day of Yoga
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28 July                                  World Hepatitis Day [WHO]
30 July                                  International Day of Friendship 
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12 August                             International Youth Day
8 September                         International Literacy Day [UNESCO]
16 September                       International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
21 September                       International Day of Peace
28 September                       World Rabies Day [WHO]
3 October (first Monday in October)
                                              World Habitat Day
5 October                             World Teachers’ Day
10 October                           World Mental Health Day WHO 
11 October                           International Day of the Girl Child
16 October                           World Food Day
17 October                           International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
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14 November                       World Diabetes Day
17 November (third Thursday in November)      
                                              World Philosophy Day
1 December                          World AIDS Day
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