Why is 21st June an important day?
Father’s Day will be celebrated on 21st June this year.
Enough said! When you choose a day to honour the guiding light of your life, it has to be special. Each father is a single most important person in one’s life who nurtures both your body and mind. A father is undoubtedly every son’s superhero and every daughter’s first love. It is only natural to celebrate the significance of the priceless parental bond on this much-awaited event of the year.
How did the tradition of celebrating Father’s Day started? Let’s find out
21st June is International Yoga Day in honour of the Sun God and the Vedic Knowledge.
World Yoga Day is being celebrated internationally since 2006
The idea to mark an International Awareness Day for Yoga was proposed by the current Prime Minister of India, Mr Narender Modi. From the podium of the UN General Assembly in 2014, Mr Modi suggested that WHO should add the World Yoga Day to their list of Awareness Days, so the entire world can harness both physical and medical benefits of the ancient Yoga art form. The COVID Pandemic has a visible impact on yoga sessions this year as social distancing is a norm now but Yoga enthusiasts all over the world are planning digital yoga classes to observe this day with usual excitement and vigour.
Music Day 2020 will also be celebrated on the 21st of June
World Hydrography day 2020 – What’s in it for you?
What is Hydrography?
World Hydrography Day 2020 has an exciting theme.
This year’s theme is “Hydrography – Enabling Autonomous Technologies”. In a progressive attempt to deploy robotics and artificial intelligence in Hydrography, IHO has taken a massive technological leap to gouge out the ocean routes with precision and to address the extended concerns revolving around the health of marine life. Hydrography is the reason that we don’t get lost in seas and is an assurance that with effective science we will be successful in preserving our precious oceans. Click here to visit the official website of International Hydrography Organization and stay up to date with the latest developments and events. Don’t miss out the extended excitement of celebrating 21st of June this year. There are enough reasons to rejoice and fight back to the gloom of the pandemic, the historically important date of 21st June. So long and have a good time.