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International Epilepsy Day

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International Epilepsy Day is an annual event celebrated on the second Monday of February, by over 120 countries around the world. The day is observed to raise awareness about epilepsy, a chronic disease affecting the brain and causing sudden attacks and seizures. On this day people come together to share the problems faced by the epilepsy patients, their relatives and care takers. People discuss the social and medical aspects of the disease with doctors, psychologists and social workers. The events are initiated by the International Bureau of Epilepsy (IBE) in collaboration with the International League against Epilepsy (ILAE). International Epilepsy Day 2020 International Epilepsy Day 2020 will be celebrated on Tuesday, 11th February 2020. Events around the world were organized to raise awareness about epilepsy and promote research and training. Counseling aid was provided to the patients their guardians and caretakers. People also shared their views, experiences and raised their concern on various social media account like twitter, facebook etc. International Epilepsy Day – History The announcement to celebrate an International Epilepsy Day was made on 4th January 2015 by the International Bureau of Epilepsy (IBE) and the first International Epilepsy Day was celebrated on Monday, 9th February 2015. The event was a joint initiative by the IBE and International League against Epilepsy (ILAE), in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO) and the Economic and Social Council of the...

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Slogans on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was a veteran freedom fighter and a close associate of Mahatma Gandhi. He held the post of Independent India’s first Home Minister and Deputy Prime Minister. Sardar Patel is considered as the main architect of modern Indian Civil Services, who also played an important role in the integration of over 500 princely states into the Dominion of India. His unwavering resolve for one united India, has earned him the sobriquet of “The Iron Man of India”. Sardar Patel also personally over saw the divisions of assets between India and Pakistan post partition. Sardar Patel was born as Vallabhbhai Jhaverbhai Patel on 31st October 1875 at Nadiad in Gujarat. As a student, there was nothing extra ordinary about him and he was an average performer. Sardar Patel passed his matriculation examination at a later age of 22 years. His elders and relatives considered him as an unambitious man who is best suited only for some kind of mediocre job. However, young Patel nurtured a desire to study in England to become a barrister and be a good one at that. To collect money for supporting his study in England, Patel, passed law exam and subsequently was called to the bar in Godhara. He was able to leave for England only at the age of 36 and got enrolled in the Inner Temple Inn, London. He completed his...

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International Children’s Day

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International Day for the Protection of children being observed in many countries on 1st June, since 1950 is also known as the International Children’s Day. Other variants of this day include Universal Children’s Day and World Children’s Day celebrated on 20th June, in many countries. International Day for the Protection of Children or International Children Day is observed on June 1 in Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Europe, Africa as well as other communist and socialist states. International Children’s Day 2019 International Children’s Day in 2019 was celebrated on Saturday, 1st June. The day was observed with speeches, awareness campaigns and several other events related to the welfare of the children. Some countries celebrate International children’s Day as a public holiday while some celebrate it as a full day holiday for the schools. To state an example, in the Republic of China the day was as a full day holiday at all schools and a series of recreational activities for the children including – camping trips, stage performances and free movies to have fun. The government of China also gives gifts to below 14 years children of government officials. Even the civil servants are given a half day off to spend more time with their children. International Children’s Day – History The origin of the holiday dates back to 1925 when representatives from different countries met in Geneva, Switzerland at the...

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Paragraph on Children’s Day

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Children’s Day in India is celebrated every year on 14th November on the birth anniversary of Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, a freedom fighter who later became the first Prime Minister of India. Ever since his entry into politics, Nehru shared a very cordial relationship with the children and often mentions them in his speeches and conversations. He was of the opinion that children are the future of a country and its progress depends on how well its children are nurtured and educated. To honour his thoughts about the children and to spread awareness about the welfare of the children, Children’s Day is celebrated. Long and Short Paragraphs on Children’s Day in English We have provided below short and long paragraphs on Children’s Day in English for your information and knowledge. The paragraphs have been written with all vital information and in easy language so that you can memorize them and present them when needed. After going through these Children’s Day paragraphs you will know everything about the children’s day – why and when is children’s day celebrated; in whose memory is it celebrated; how is the children’s day celebrated etc. The information provided in the paragraphs will prove helpful in your school/college assignments, paragraph writing on Children’s Day, required to write an essay, give a speech or express your views. Paragraph on Children’s Day – 1 (100 Words) Children’s Day...

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Universal Children’s Day

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Universal Children’s Day is celebrated every year on 20th November to spread worldwide awareness among the children, bring them together and take steps for their welfare. Universal Children’s Day was first proclaimed by the United Kingdom in 1954, and has been observed on 20th November since 1956; though, every country doesn’t stick to the date and celebrate an International Children’s Day on 1st June. Universal Children’s Day 2019 This year the Universal Children’s Day 2019 was celebrated on Wednesday, 20th November. This year the celebrations also marked the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Almost all the landmark buildings from around the world were lighted up in blue on Universal Children’s Day to express support for the child rights. Schools and educational institutions, throughout the globe, organized different programs to raise awareness about child rights and also to inform the children about their own rights and privileges. Classrooms, offices were also decorated in blue to raise awareness. The UNICEF (United Nation International Children’s Emergency Fund) has released a report on Monday, November 18th, which states that though the world has made progress on the issue of child rights, still, there is lot to be done for the children from under privileged sections. The event aims at calling on the world leaders to safeguards the rights of children worldwide in a non negotiable and uncompromising...

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