January Newsletter

The Origin World Braille Day, celebrated annually on January 4, commemorates the birth of Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille system. Recognized by the United Nations in 2019, the day emphasizes the importance of Braille in promoting accessibility, independence, and dignity for people with visual impairments. The observance highlights the global need for inclusive… Read More »World Braille Day-4th January, 2025

The Origin World Day for War Orphans, observed annually on January 6, was established to raise awareness about the struggles faced by children orphaned due to wars and conflicts. While the exact origin is not widely documented, the day highlights the impact of war on the most vulnerable populations—children—drawing attention to their need for care,… Read More »World Day for War Orphans- 6th January, 2025

World Braille Day: Celebrating a Touchstone of Accessibility Introduction Every year, on January 4th, the world celebrates World Braille Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of Braille as a means of communication for blind and visually impaired individuals. This day not only commemorates the birth anniversary of Louis Braille, the inventor… Read More »World Braille Day

Education Day: An Inkwell for a Brighter Future Beyond Textbooks: Celebrating Education Day, a Global Inkwell Imagine a world where knowledge flows not just from dusty textbooks, but from vibrant digital libraries, community workshops, and even the wisdom whispered by elders under ancient baobab trees. This is the boundless vision behind Education Day, a day… Read More »International Day of Education

International Customs Day The Origin International Customs Day, observed on January 26th each year, stands as a testament to the vital role of customs in shaping global trade and cooperation. To understand its significance, we must trace its roots back to the establishment of the World Customs Organization (WCO) in 1952 (See here). This day… Read More »International Customs Day