The monsoon season officially begins in August, making it a significant month in the Indian calendar. The Indian festival season begins with special occasions in August with great celebrations in flying colors. This month also kicks off the season of festivals and other important days in India.
Celebrate the fests of Augusts merrily (The Economic Times)
August is also significant since it ushers in the Hindu month of Shravan, which is seen as an auspicious time of year. Numerous Hindu festivals are observed in this month, in addition to multiple other noteworthy days and public events. Let’s explore some of the major festivals and events that typically take place in August:
- World Wide Web Day – 1st August
The world celebrates World Wide Web Day on August 1 (Edudwar)
This day is devoted to the World Wide Web, which has made the entire world accessible to us at one click. This day serves as a reminder of the Web’s significance in raising public awareness of the benefits of web usage.
- National Handloom Day – 7th August
National Handloom Day celebrated on 7th August (Current Affairs – Adda247)
National Handloom Day honors the Swadeshi Movement, which started in Bengal and promoted buying products made in India. This day serves as a reminder of the value of investing in goods and products created in India because doing so positively impacts the nation’s citizens.
- Independence Day – 15th August
Independence Day celebrations on 15th August (IndiaCelebrating.com)
India commemorates its liberation from British domination in 1947 by holding its Independence Day on August 15. It is a national holiday, and celebrations across the nation include cultural events, flag-raising ceremonies, and parades. Be proud to be an Indian and proudly celebrate the joy of freedom with empathy.
- National Sports Day – 29th August
National Sports Day celebration on 29 April (The Hans India)
Every year on August 29th, National Sports Day is observed to recognize Shri Dhyan Chand, an Indian hockey player, on his birthday. Students are encouraged to do sports and play games on this day to keep active, fit, and healthy. This day is celebrated to raise awareness of the value of sports and other daily activities and to inspire people to start engaging in sports.
- Raksha Bandhan – 30th August
The Festival of Rakshabandhan rejoiced among brothers and sisters (Explore Our India)
Raksha Bandhan is a unique festival honoring the beautiful bonding the siblings share. Brothers give presents and a promise to protect their sisters in exchange for sisters tying a “rakhi” on their wrists.
- Onam – 20th August till 31st August
Onam celebrated from 20th August till 31st August (HinduPad)
Onam is a significant harvest festival that is mostly observed in Kerala. The big 10-day festival celebrates vibrant cultural festivities, boat racing, Onam Sadhya (feast), and floral arrangements.
Welcome the month of August occasions pouring in with various festivities, and be an integral part of such moments!
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