International Day of Pink: This day is observed annually to raise awareness about bullying, discrimination, and homophobia in schools and communities. It encourages people to wear pink as a symbol of support for the cause.
National Unicorn Day: A day dedicated to the mythical creature, the unicorn. People celebrate this day by wearing unicorn-themed clothing, accessories, and makeup, or by indulging in unicorn-inspired food and drinks.
Winston Churchill Day: This day honors the memory of Sir Winston Churchill, a British politician and statesman who played a key role in the Allied victory during World War II. It celebrates his leadership and contributions to the United Kingdom and the world.
Global IoT (Internet of Things) Day: This day is dedicated to exploring and discussing the potential of IoT, which refers to the interconnectivity of physical devices that are embedded with sensors, software, and network connectivity. It aims to promote the development and adoption of IoT technology to enhance various aspects of daily life.
1865: General Robert E. Lee surrenders to General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, effectively ending the American Civil War.
1940: Germany invades Norway and Denmark, beginning the Norwegian Campaign of World War II.
1959: NASA announces the selection of the first seven astronauts for the Mercury program, including Alan Shepard and John Glenn.
1965: The first US combat troops arrive in South Vietnam, marking a major escalation of American involvement in the Vietnam War.
1991: Georgia declares independence from the Soviet Union, sparking a series of events that would lead to the collapse of the Soviet Union later that year.
2003: Saddam Hussein’s regime falls in Iraq as US forces capture Baghdad, effectively ending the Iraq War.
