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Your preparation for various competitive examinations will go more quickly if you read this post. The full list of significant events in August 2022 is provided below. Every day has a distinct meaning. There are some days that have a specific theme.Check here Free Current Affairs Magazine- DOWNLOAD NOWRecommended: Study for your Exams with Safalta School online to boost your preparations.
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Date |
Name of Important Days |
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6 August (First Friday of August) |
International Beer Day |
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1 August (First Sunday of August) |
Friendship Day |
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1 August |
National Mountain Climbing Day |
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1 August |
Yorkshire Day |
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4 August |
U.S. Coast Guard Day |
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6 August |
Hiroshima Day |
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7 August |
National Handloom Day |
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8 August |
Quit India Movement Day |
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9 August |
Nagasaki Day |
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9 August |
International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples |
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11 August |
Raksha Bandhan |
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12 August |
International Youth Day |
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12 August |
World Elephant Day |
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13 August |
International Lefthanders Day |
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13 August |
World Organ Donation Day |
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14 August |
Youm-e-Azadi (Pakistan Independence Day) |
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15 August |
National Mourning Day (Bangladesh) |
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15 August |
Independence Day in India |
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15 August |
Day of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary |
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16 August |
Parsi New Year |
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16 August |
Bennington Battle Day |
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17 August |
Indonesian Independence Day |
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19 August |
World Photography Day |
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19 August |
World Humanitarian Day |
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19 August |
Janmashtami |
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20 August |
World Mosquito Day |
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20 August |
Sadbhavna Diwas |
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20 August |
Indian Akshay Urja Day |
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23 August |
International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition |
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23 August |
European Day of Remembrance for Victims of Stalinism and Nazism |
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26 August |
Women’s Equality Day |
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29 August |
National Sports Day |
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30 August |
Small Industry Day |
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31 August |
Hari Merdeka (Malaysia National Day) |
1 August : National Mountain Climbing Day
National Mountain Climbing Day is commemorated annually on August 1.
According to rumours, the holiday was created in honour of Josh Madigan and Bobby Mathews, the author's son, who conquered all 46 of the Adirondack Mountains' High Peaks.
1 August : Yorkshire Day
The first of August is designated as Yorkshire Day each year. It is bigger than the UK. This holiday is held in honour of the nation's history in general and of its most notable citizens in particular.
1-7 August : World Breastfeeding Week
Every year, during the first week of August, numerous nations around the world observe this global campaign. In 1992, the inaugural World Breastfeeding Week was observed.
1 August (First Sunday of August) : Friendship Day
Friendship Day is observed on the first Sunday in August, which falls on August 1 in 2021. In the US, it became customary to set aside a day to celebrate friends in 1935. As Friendship Day gained popularity, more nations, including India, started to observe it.
4 August : U.S. Coast Guard Day
U.S. Coast Guard Day is celebrated annually on August 4 to commemorate Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton's creation of the Revenue Marine on that date in 1790.
6 August – Hiroshima Day
The sixth of August is designated as Hiroshima Day each year. Today marks the detonation of the atomic bomb over the Japanese city of Hiroshima.
7 August - National Handloom Day
Every year on August 7th, it is observed to honour the nation's handloom weavers. The sixth National Handloom Day is being observed this year.
8 August – Quit India Movement Day
On August 8, 1942, during a meeting of the All India Congress Committee in Bombay, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi introduced the "Quit India Movement." August Kranti or the August Movement are other names for it.
9 August - Nagasaki Day
On August 9, 1945, the United States launched a second bomb on Japan at Nagasaki. This weapon is often referred to as "Fat Man." Three days after Hiroshima was attacked with an atomic bomb, it was dropped.
9 August - International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
The UN annually recognises August 9 as International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in an effort to increase awareness of the protection and advancement of indigenous peoples' rights.
10 August - World Lion Day
Every year, it is observed on August 10. The goal is to raise awareness of lions and their conservation among the general public..
10 August - World Biofuel Day
The purpose of this day, which is marked on August 10th, is to raise awareness of alternative fuel sources to fossil fuels.
12 August – International Youth Day
On August 12, people all over the world observe International Youth Day to raise awareness of how to protect and nurture young people in society.
12 August: World Elephant Day
Every year on August 12, it is observed to raise awareness of the need to protect and maintain the enormous elephant. This is how the entire globe can work together to save elephants.
13 August - International Lefthanders Day
On August 13th of each year, Lefthanders Day is honoured. It brings attention to the issues and challenges experienced by left-handed people.
13 August - World Organ Donation Day
On August 13, we celebrate World Organ Donation Day to raise awareness of the value of organ donation.
14 August - Youm-e-Azadi (Pakistan Independence Day)
Every year on August 14, Youm-e-Azadi, or Pakistan Independence Day, is observed. Following the end of British administration in 1947, Pakistan was given its independence and recognised as a sovereign state on this day.
15 August - National Mourning Day (Bangladesh)
Bangladesh observes National Mourning Day on August 15. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the first president of Bangladesh, and the majority of his family members were murdered on this day.
15 August – Independence Day in India
India commemorates Independence Day on August 15 of each year. India gained independence from British domination as of this day. It serves as a reminder of a fresh start, the start of a new age free from more than 200 years of British colonialism.
15 August - Day of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
The Assumption of Mary is a Christian holiday observed on August 15 in remembrance of the Virgin Mary's assumption into heaven after her death. It is primarily observed in South America and areas of Europe. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is another name for it.
26 August: International Dog Day
To recognise the amount of dogs who need to be rescued each year, it is observed on August 26.
29 August - National Sports Day
Every year on August 29th, National Sports Day is observed to honour the birthdate of field hockey player Dhyan Chand. Rashtriya Khel Divas is another name for National Sports Day.
30 August - Small Industry Day
Every year on August 30th, Small Industry Day is held to support and promote small-scale industries. Do you know that small-scale industries are privately held businesses with few employees and little resources?
31 August - Hari Merdeka (Malaysia National Day)
The Malaysian National Day, or Hari Merdeka, is observed on August 31 each year.
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