A logical continuation of the series of family holidays, when mother, father, son, brothers and sisters are honored. Daughter’s Day. Increasingly, search engines are faced with the question of when this day is celebrated. Some sites claim that the date for celebrating Daughter’s Day is April 25th.
The main goal of organizing Daughter’s Day is to attract the attention of the state and society to the problems of teenage girls, to assist them in the process of socialization through familiarization with various professions, psychological and legal assistance in overcoming age-related as well as personal problems. But, first of all, Daughter’s Day is, nevertheless, a holiday of love, warmth and care. This is a family holiday, since a daughter has the social status of a family member. The arrival of a child in a family is a joyful and touching event that everyone looks forward to, but most of all, of course, mom and dad. The birth of a child is the birth of a new life, hope, the birth of new feelings.
Every year on April 25, an unusual holiday is celebrated in different countries of the world – International DNA Day, in recognition of the importance of genetics and the scientific advances made in this field. DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid. It is in DNA that a person’s genetic information is stored, and this test is one of the most popular for establishing family relationships.
International Delegate Day also celebrated on April 25th. The name of the memorable date is intended to emphasize the important role of delegates of UN representative countries in resolving global issues of the modern world: maintaining security and preventing wars and armed conflicts, peacefully resolving them in case of escalation, resolving issues of environmental safety, humanitarian nature, overcoming the consequences of economic and social crises and problems, contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
World Malaria Day, celebrated annually on April 25, was established by the World Health Organization (WHO) in May 2007. Malaria is a group of infectious diseases transmitted to humans through the bites of one of the Anopheles mosquito species. Of the more than 400 different species of Anopheles mosquitoes, about 30 species are significant vectors of malaria.
According to WHO, more than 240 million people are infected with malaria every year; more than half a million people die from the disease. The disease is usually accompanied by fever, chills, and an increase in the size of the liver and spleen.
April 25 marks the annual environmental holiday – World Penguin Daycalling on people to remember the need to preserve the animal diversity of our planet in general and the diversity of its individual regions and representatives in particular.
Among the animal diversity of the Southern Hemisphere, there is an unusual bird, whose place in the nature of this region plays a very significant role. This bird can confidently be called one of the symbols of Antarctica. We are, of course, talking about penguins, the diversity of whose species does not change the idea of where they live – only in the open seas of the Southern Hemisphere.
The date of World Penguin Day falls during the period when penguins migrate to the mainland for the purpose of mating and hatching eggs. Traditionally, information and educational events dedicated to the date are held all over the world: photo exhibitions, lectures, master classes and film screenings of documentaries about penguins.
April 25 is celebrated annually Chuvash Language Day. The holiday was established by the Resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Chuvash Republic on April 9, 1992, in order to emphasize the originality and uniqueness of the language of one of the many ethnic groups that make up Russia, to draw attention to the problem of its possible disappearance due to the reduction in the number of people who are its speakers and they know it perfectly.
Based on materials from: calend.ru
