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Due to the impunity, silence, stigma, and shame surrounding it, violence against women and girls (VAWG), one of the most widespread, persistent, and devastating human rights violations in our world today, remains largely unreported. It manifests itself in a variety of physical, sexual, and psychological ways, including: domestic violence (including sex assault, psychological abuse, marital …

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World Television Day was established by the UN General Assembly in 1996. Television was acknowledged by the UN as having a greater influence on decisions and serving as an advocate for the entertainment sector. Our decisions and beliefs are influenced by television, which serves as a symbol of communication and globalization. The UN states that …

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In India, National Epilepsy Day is observed on November 17 each year to increase understanding of the condition. Periodic “fits” or “seizures” are a defining feature of the chronic brain disorder epilepsy. Seizures are brought on by abrupt, uncontrollable electric currents in the neurons. The illness can affect anyone at any time, and every age …

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November 17 is International Students Day. On this day, we honour the valour of the many Prague students who bravely fought for their country’s honour and the right to higher education. Nazi authorities detained nine demonstrators in 1939, executed them without a trial, and interned more than 1,200 students. Many people died. The International Student …

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Children’s Day is observed on November 14 across the nation. This day, which commemorates Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s birth anniversary, is observed in schools, educational institutions, and other significant locations for kids. The politician and freedom fighter were very fond of children and was affectionately referred to as “Chacha Nehru” by them. Even years after his …

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World Diabetes Day, observed on November 14 each year, is the primary international effort to raise awareness of diabetes mellitus. In comparison to 108 million adults worldwide in 1980, 422 million adults were predicted to have diabetes in 2014. Since 1980, the prevalence of diabetes in the adult population around the world has increased from …

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Tsunamis don’t always have to be fatal. People can be protected, lives can be saved, and the hazard can be stopped before it becomes a catastrophe with effective early warning and action. Tsunami early warning systems must cover every person at risk, be multi-hazard, and be prepared so that communities can respond quickly for them …

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The state’s founding day, Kannada Rajyotsava, is celebrated annually on November 1 and is also known as Karnataka Formation Day. Every year, the Rajyotsava awards are given out, the Karnataka flag is flown, and numerous cultural events are held to mark a state holiday. In the state of Karnataka, Rajyotsava Day is recognized as a …

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World Vegetarian Day is commended consistently on November 1 to urge individuals to follow the veggie lover way of life and spread mindfulness about veganism. According to the Veggie lover Society, the vegetarian way of life benefits wellbeing, safeguards the prosperity of creatures, decreases emanations and safeguards the climate. The historical backdrop of World Vegetarian …

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On October 27 each year, Indian Army Infantry Day is observed to honour those soldiers who gave their lives in the line of duty to defend their country. This year, on October 27, soldiers will hold four simultaneous bike rallies from all four directions: Shillong (Meghalaya), Wellington (Tamil Nadu), Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir), and Ahmedabad …

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