World observes 29 September "International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste". Actions at the global level are needed, both at the individual and systemic levels. The food waste that goes into landfills leads to greenhouse gas emissions, adversely impacting the climate. All the stakeholders, the governments, cities, municipalities, and food businesses must work together.
International Translation Day” is observed every year on September 30. The observation is the recognition of the role played by translators and to inspire them to continue their commendable work. Learning a new language enables one to gain insights into the culture and enhances employment opportunities.
A group of Indo-US scientists ( including the present authors) analysed the data of redshift for Galaxy-Quasar pair ( SDSS , James Webb Telescope) with robust statistical tools and found the existence of periodicity of redshift. It challenges the Big Bang Hypothesis.
Climate change and disaster risks are fundamental threats to sustainable development. 26 September 2024 marks the 13th World Environmental Health Day. The communities must be resilient and sustainable to address climate change and reduce disaster risk. It is time for communities worldwide to unite and commit to implementing sustainable practices for the environment's health. The current generation is responsible for ensuring a healthy environment and ensuring future generations sustain healthy living.
Guru Shishya Parampara is a tradition in India that leads to an inseparable bond between who teaches and the taught. India celebrates Teachers’ Day every year on 5 September, the birth anniversary of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. In the journey of learning in life, one comes across many teachers. For those who are lucky, some of the teachers remain mentors for a lifetime.
“World First Aid Day”, is observed on the second Saturday of September every year (this year is on 14 September). Every household should have one who is trained in providing first aid. The theme for this year is “First Aid and Sports.” With more and more people pursuing sports as a profession in their growth journey, being fit is crucial. When an athlete or sportsperson gets injured, the aid we give him matters first.
Guru Shishya Parampara is a tradition in India that leads to an inseparable bond between who teaches and the taught. India celebrates Teachers’ Day every year on 5 September, the birth anniversary of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. In the journey of learning in life, one comes across many teachers. For those who are lucky, some of the teachers remain mentors for a lifetime.
There are demographic and development differences between the North and the South, but concerns about labour migration to the South are not warranted since the movement of labour is an important channel for reaping the demographic dividend as well as achieving regionally balanced development.
There are demographic and development differences between the North and the South, but concerns about labour migration to the South are not warranted since the movement of labour is an important channel for reaping the demographic dividend as well as achieving regionally balanced development.
India commemorates the successful Chandrayan-3 mission and landing on the Moon as "National Space Day" on 23 August. India has the distinction of being first to land near the southern polar region of the Moon. Chandrayan-3 also demonstrates Indian Space personnel's ability to pursue their goals, overcoming the challenges and failures during their journey.