Important Days of September: Literacy Day, Teachers’ Day and More!

September 29, 2021

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September is the ninth month of the Julian calendar. Interestingly, in Latin ‘septem’ means Seven. There are several very important events that we have observed all through the month of September like Literacy Day, Teachers’ Day, Hindi Diwas and many more!

In this article, let us quickly take a look at all the important observations and celebrations of the month and their significance.

Important Days of September

Date	Event	Significance
September 1-7	World Nutrition Week	To understand the importance of receiving proper nutrition for people all over the world to grow as a race and civilization.
September 2	World Coconut Day	To conserve and protect the coconut production industry. This day also educates us on the many health benefits of coconuts and coconut oil.
September 5	Teachers’ Day	This day marks the birth day of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. It is dedicated to celebrating the contribution of all teachers in our lives.
September 5	International Day of Charity	Marks the death anniversary of Mother Teresa of Calcutta and her tireless efforts toward helping the downtrodden.
September 7	Brazilian Independence Day	Also known as, Sete de Setembro , this day marks Brazil’s liberation from the Kingdom of Portugal.
September 8	International Day of Literacy	To educate children in our respective local communities. To ensure children can start/re-start their education and the overall quality of education is enhanced.
September 10	World Suicide Prevention Day	To foster awareness against committing suicide and the many reasons that may lead individuals to take this step. In today’s world, depression and subsequent despair are major causes of suicide among the youth.
September 11	9/11 Remembrance Day	This day is observed to honour the memory of those who were injured or killed in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre Twin Towers in New York City.
September 11	World First Aid Day	This day is celebrated on the 2nd Saturday of September. It teaches us the importance of having basic knowledge of first aid and how timely administered first aid can go a long way to save lives.
September 12	Grandparents’ Day	To celebrate the role of grandparents and elders in our lives. This day allows us to reflect upon how they enrich our lives with their wisdom and experience.
September 14	Hindi Diwas	On this day in 1949, Hindi was given the status of being one of the official languages of India along with some others.
September 15	National Engineers’ Day	It marks the birth anniversary of Civil Engineer extraordinaire, Sir M. Visvesvaraya. The day is also dedicated to all engineers and the contribution they make to our society.
September 15	International Day of Democracy	This day honours the importance of the values of liberty, freedom and democracy, it also urges us to focus on the state of democracy in the present world.
September 16	World Ozone Day	This day talks about the depletion of the Ozone layer and how it is adversely affecting our climate. The day also invites dialogue on what we can do to prevent it from depleting further.
September 17	World Patient Safety Day	This day calls for action from the global community to protect the health of patients in hospitals and nursing homes.
September 18	Bamboo Day	To promote and protect the bamboo industry.
September 18	Red Panda Day	To learn about Red Pandas and to protect their species and their habitat.
September 21	World Peace Day/ International Day of Peace	To maintain world peace and stability.The day is also dedicated to cease-fire (in places with ongoing war) and non-violence.
September 21	World Alzheimer’s Day	To raise awareness about Alzheimer’s and Dementia. To create dialogue about the needs of the patients suffering from these diseases.
September 22	World Rose Day	This day is dedicated to the wellbeing of Cancer patients. This day provides hope to patients that Cancer is a curable disease.
September 22	World Rhino Day	To create awareness about the 5 species of Rhinoceros that inhabit our planet and the efforts that we need to put to save them and their habitat.
September 23	International Day of Sign Languages	This UN-mandated observance raises awareness about sign language and the importance for all people to learn the same. It also protects the linguistic identity of those whose hearing has been challenged.
September 25	Antyodaya Diwas	Marks the birth anniversary of Deen Dayal Upadhyay.
September 26	World Contraception Day	To raise awareness about the use of contraception and family planning. This day also creates dialogue for people to take care of their sexual and reproductive health.
September 26	World Environmental Health Day	To raise awareness about the health of our environment and how it affects the human race at large.
September 27	World Tourism Day	This day highlights the socio-cultural and economic importance of the tourism industry. Moreover, it is dedicated to making tourism and traveling as safe as possible for all people.
September 28	World Rabies Day	To create awareness about this disease and how to earn protection against it.
September 29	World Heart Day	This day is dedicated to fostering awareness about maintaining the health of the heart. Moreover, it talks about diseases like strokes and heart attacks and what we can do to prevent the same.
September 30	World Translation Day	Honours the work done by translators to keep the international community running smoothly.

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