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  Women’s Equality Day W omen's Equality Day is a very important day which is celebrated every year from 1920 to 26 August. On this day, people all over the world will be able to know about women's equality. Women's Equality Day is a very important day that promotes women empowerment in India. In today's time, equality of women is a very big issue in India. Women have become fully empowered in today's times. In earlier times women were not aware of their rights. But today's women know to ask for their rights. Every year Women's Equality Day is celebrated all over the world on 26 August. On this day, awareness of equality of women is spread from place to place. New Zealand is the first country in the world to introduce female equality in 1893. Women had the right to vote only after independence in India, but the legal right to contest elections in panchayats and municipal bodies was achieved through the 73rd Constitution Amendment through the efforts of late

  Neil Armstrong death anniversary:  ​​Neil Armstrong, born in Wapakonetta, Ohio, was the first person to step on the moon. He was born on 5 August 1930. Neil Armstrong made his first move to the lunar surface on 20 July 1969. Neil Armstrong was hospitalized for heart surgery in August 2012, having died on 25 August 2012 due to some complications after surgery. Today they are not among us, but their memories will always be alive in the hearts of people. The real story behind Neil Armstrong's death A report has revealed that a hospital in Ohio has agreed to pay $ 6 million (about Rs 41 crore) to Neil Armstrong's family members. The hospital was accused by Moon Man's family members that he died in 2012 due to hospital negligence following emergency heart surgery. According to a report in the New York Times, the hospital in Ohio, USA, has paid a sum of six million dollars to the family of astronaut Neil Armstrong as a confidential settlement. Armstrong died after cardiac bypas

  International Day for the Memory of the Slave Trade and its Abolition The beginning of the revolt of Santo Domingo Haiti and the Dominican Republic played an important role in the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade. The International Day for the Remembrance and Abolition of the Slave Trade is observed on 23 August. The purpose of this International Day is to commemorate the tragedy of the slave trade in the memory of all people. The Intercultural Project "" The Slave Route, "" should provide an opportunity for collective consideration of historical causes. To analyze the manner and consequences of this tragedy, and the interaction between Africa, Europe, America, and the Caribbean. The Director-General of UNESCO invites Culture Ministers of all member states to organize events on a date every year that includes the entire population of their country, and especially young people, teachers, artists and intellectuals. The International Day for the Trade and A

August 22, 1894: Gandhi sets up the Natal Indian Congress Today, in 1894, the Natal Indian Congress was established in South Africa to raise voice against discrimination against the people of India. Mahatma Gandhi was made the secretary of this organization and Haji Adam Jhaveri as the president. In the early years, NIC introduced several petitions for changes in discriminatory legislation. The organization became defunct in the 1960s due to increasing repression and restrictions by its leaders. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our country, has drawn many fronts against the British in his life and he has been arrested many times, You all know that Mohandas Karma Chand Gandhi (Bapu) started the caravan to raise his voice against the British from South Africa itself. Gandhi came to South Africa in 1893 and raised his voice against the color discrimination policy here. In 1984, he founded the Natal Indian Congress (NIC). Due to this effort, Gandhi soon became his leader who raised the voice

Ustad Bismillah Khan On 21st August 2006 , the famous Shehnai player Ustad Bismillah Khan left us today. Bharat Ratna Ustad Bismillah Khan, the sorcerer of the Shehnai, the age-old man of Indian classical music, has been one of the most respected musical personalities in the country. Born in Dumraon, a small town in Bihar, every breath of Khan Saheb was devoted to the notes of shehnai. He kept looking for liberation in music throughout his life by making Banaras his karmabhoomi. In pursuit of this liberation, he played tireless shehnai from wedding weddings to international stage music. He was an authorized shehnai player of the Vishwanath temple in Kashi. Shehnai's voice in the Hindi film 'Gunj Uthi Shehnai' gave her a place in the hearts of common people of the country. In Hindi film 'Swadesh' and Satyajit Ray's popular Bengali film 'Jalsaghar', he also spread the magic of his clarinet. Filmmaker Gautam Ghosh made his film 'Meet a Milestone', a

  Indian Akshay Urja Day Like other countries, Indian Akshay Urja Day is celebrated on 20th August every year in our country. It is celebrated on different dates in different countries. Renewable Energy Day special There should be benefits and the temperature of the earth should also be normal and as far as possible the emission of green house gases should also be reduced. If seen, this is a very serious matter because one thing is almost certain that the speed with which our traditional energy sources are being used from all sides will eliminate our traditional energy sources in the coming time and what will we do then. Keeping such a state in mind, the search for non-conventional energy has become very essential. Energy derived from solar energy, wind energy, hydropower, tidal ebb etc. are the main examples of such energy. Therefore development and use of renewable energy or renewable energy sources is necessary. Akshay urja diwas A very important awareness campaign about the dev

History of Indian RS.1  The East India Company on 19 August 1757 issued the first coin of Rs. 1.This coin was made in the mint of Calcutta. East India companies entering India with trade intentions also put a lot of emphasis on making coins here. Although the process of manufacturing money in India had already started before the British, but the East India Company brought it into practice. The first coin of the rupee was issued daily on 19 August 1757. Which was made in the mint of Calcutta. The first coins made by the East India Company were run in the Mughal province of Bengal. A treaty was signed in 1757 with the Nawab of Bengal for the mint East India Company which produced the first coin of one rupee. Although the East India Company had already established the coin mint mints in Surat, Ahmedabad and Bombay, but still the first one rupee coin could be made in the mint of Calcutta. The mint was created by the East India Company in 1757 under a treaty with the Nawab of Bengal. This m