Old is gold. Having said that, there is nothing better than the 5,000-year-old form of staying mentally and physically fit.

How complicated is the world we live in? Thousands leave their homes every year in hopelessness that they will never see their lands again, not willingly but because it is a game of life and death. To acknowledge their sacrifice, this day is celebrated as World Refugee Day every year.

While the world is about giving and receiving, a few givings are unconditional, something non-existent in a pragmatist society. 14th June is celebrated to honour this unconditional service rendered to society in the form of blood as a gift of life.

Every child has a right to a childhood. Although work is a part of life, forced labour or any form of work that hinders one's development physically or mentally is unacceptable. Child labour is one of the many crises looming in our world that needs to be dealt with urgently. The celebration of 'World Against Child Labour Day' reminds us of the horrors young children go through and that we, as a society, need to stand against all forms of such exploitative systems.

What would the earth look like if there were no oceans here? Probably brown for all that sand and dust, or maybe even red with the rocks. To remember that we are the inhabitants of the blue planet, the world decided to celebrate Ocean Day on 8th June.

The subjects of countless origin myths, folklores and stories across cultures- turtles face great threat today, all thanks to humans. Quick and collective actions need to be taken for their protection. Hence, World Turtle Day is observed to make the dream of making the earth a good home for them a reality.

Countless civilizations were built on the pillar of biodiversity and fell to pieces when the latter was neglected. The plethora of wildlife and the variations of species makes our planet unique. As we progress towards breakthroughs, let's take a moment to look around and be grateful for the biodiversity around us that has helped us thrive and protected us from many harms.

If there is one thing we Indians cannot live without, it is without a doubt CHAI! There would be hardly any household in our country where you would go and would not find chai available. To us, it is more than a cup of tea. To us, it is an emotion.

This man is considered to be the world's first teacher to teach apiculture or beekeeping. But, it was not his actual profession, to begin with. He was more renowned as a painter during those times. So, what made him become a beekeeper? On World Bee Day, knowing about this Slovenian legendary personality and his journey towards beekeeping will be a great way to start our journey to understand BEES.

When industrialization was still nascent and workplaces were still being organized, a shift happened. Labour was no longer determined by the necessity or urgency of a chore. Instead, the modern clock governed the workplace. People were no longer free to work as and when they pleased, but were required to clock in the hours decided by their supervisor. Let's take a look at how the most dismal conditions led to the eight-hour workday movement, that ultimately resulted in the May Day.

Dance is an excellent form of exercise that can improve cardiovascular health, increase flexibility and balance, and promote overall physical well-being. In addition, dance can be a powerful form of self-expression and help reduce stress and anxiety.

Of all the places in the universe, chances painted life on earth that is sustained by nature. This bond between humans and the earth is celebrated today, every year, as the Earth Day

“Health is wealth”, is a cliche that holds great relevance. Organised by the WHO, this day is celebrated to increase awareness about diseases and show gratitude towards healthcare workers.

On this day internationally, people celebrate ‘pi approximation day’ dedicated entirely to the constant of pi. Whether you’re a baker or a math buff, this day has something for everyone!

As we look into the future, we aim to see a world where gender equality is the norm and not the exception. A world where women are not held back by societal norms, stereotypes and discrimination. A world where women are truly equal partners in shaping the future. On this International Women's Day, let us come together to honor the women who have fought for our rights, celebrate the progress we have made and renew our commitment towards creating a more equitable and just society for all women. Let's make every day a Women's Day.