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Effective policy frameworks are essential for guaranteeing the quality, accessibility and sustainability of education, which serves as the foundation of a nation’s advancement. 

Walking is the most basic form of exercise and is essential to better health and well-being. "National Walking Day" is observed on the first Wednesday of April each year. It is a call to action for everyone to prioritise health and wellness through a simple yet impactful activity: walking.  Between 6-13 months, humans start walking, one activity humans continue till they reach the end of their lives. Ancient Indian wisdom regards walking as more than physical movement. It is a path to health, mindfulness, and self-realisation.

Rats are often misunderstood and maligned due to their association with disease. Rats are intelligent, affectionate, and highly social creatures. World Rat Day is observed on 4 April every year.  Rats have long been indispensable to scientific research. Recall someone being in a "rat race". Indian ancient scriptures hold cultural significance to Rat. Can one forget the Mushika Vahana (chariot of Lord Ganesha)? If you want to come out of the stigma, start watching "Tom and Jerry".

International Day of Conscience is observed on 5 April yearly. It inspires ethical reflection and compassionate action. Encourages societies to promote dialogue and empathy that support sustainable development and peaceful coexistence among diverse cultures. The UN recognised that fostering individual conscience can be a powerful force for good. Ancient Indian scriptures (Vedas, Upanishads) offer profound insights into the nature of consciousness. Education is crucial in nurturing conscience from a young age, instilling values such as empathy and critical thinking.