Important Days and Dates 2023: Here is the month-wise list of important national and international days and dates. Whether it's RRB NTPC, Group D, SSC CGL, CHSL, PSC, State Exams and Other Competitive Exams important days & dates of the year are one of the most important topics asked. Important Days and Dates list will not only provide you a glance at important days of the year but also boost your general knowledge and help you in the preparations for several competitive exams in 2023. The list of important days in all months of the year has been given below.
List of Important National and International Days and Dates 2023
Africa Industrialisation Day – 20 November
Air Force Day – 8 October
Anti–Emergency Day – 26 June
Anti–Terrorism Day – 21 May
Army Day – 21 January
Arunachal Day – 20 February
August Kranti Day – 9 August
Bangladesh Day – 26 March
Breast Feeding Week – 1-7 August
Central Excise Day – 24 February
Children's Day – 14 November
Citizens Day – 19 November
Commonwealth Day – 24 May
Desh Prem Diwas – 23 January
Doctors Day – 1 July
Earth Day – 22 April
Flag Day – 7 December
Goa Liberation Day – 18 June
Hiroshima Day – 6 August
Human Rights Day (UN) – 10 December
Independence Day – 15 August
International Customs Day – 26 January
International Day Against Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking – 26 June
International Day for Disabled Persons – 3 December
International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction – 7 October
International Day for the Elders – 4 October
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – 21 March
International Day of Families – 15 May
International Day of Innocent Children – 4 June
International Labour Day – 1 May
International Literacy Day – 8 September
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development – 5 December
International Women's Day – 8 March
Jallianwala Day – 13 April
Kargil Victory Day – 26 July
Kishan Day – 23 December
Manav Ekta Diwas – 24 April
Martyrs Day – 30 January
Mount Everest Day – 29 May
Nagasaki Day – 9 August
National Integration Day – 31 October
National Maritime Day – 5 April
National Rededications Day – 31 October
National Solidarity Day – 13 May
National Sports Day – 29 August
National Statistics Day – 29 June
National Technology Day – 11 May
National Youth Day – 12 January
Navy Day – 4 December
No-Tobacco Day – 31 May
Police Commemoration Day – 21 October
Poor's Day – 28 June
Post Office Day – 9 October
Pulse Polio Vaccination Day – 26 June
Quit India Day – 9 August
Railway Week – 10-16 April
Republic Day – 26 January
Sadbhavana Diwas – 20 August
Samta Diwas – 5 April
Sappers Day – 18 November
Teachers Day – 5 September
UN Charter Signing Day – 25 June
United Nations Day – 24 October
Valentine's Day – 14 February
World Aids Day – 1 December
World Animal Day – 2 October
World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day – 12 April
World Book Day – 23 April
World Breast Feeding Day – 1 August
World Consumer's Day – 15 March
World Day for Water – 22 March
World Diabetes Day – 27 June
World Disabled Day – 15 March
World Environment Day – 5 June
World Food Day – 16 October
World Habitat Day – 5 October
World Health Day – 7 April
World Heritage Day – 18 April
World Metrological Day – 23 March
World Ozone Day – 16 September
World Population Day – 11 July
World Population Day – 11 July
World Post Day – 9 October
World Press Freedom Day – 3 May
World Press Freedom Day – 3 May
World Red Cross Day – 8 May
World Standard Day – 14 October
World Telecommunication Day – 17 May
World Thrift Day – 30 October
World Tourism Day – 27 September
World Vegetarian Day – 2 October
National Calendar of India 2023
The national calendar based on the Saka Era with Chaitra as its first month and a normal year of 365 days was adopted from 22 March, 1957 along with the Gregorian calendar for the following purposes–
(A) Gazette of India
(B) News broadcast by All India Radio
(C) Calendars issued by the Government of India
(D) Government communications addressed to the members of the public.
Dates of the National calendar have a permanent correspondence with dates of the Gregorian calendar : Chaitra pratipada (1) falling on 22 March normally and on 21 March in leap year.
Months of Hindu Calendar 2023
1. Chaitra
2. Vaishakh
3. Jeshtha
4. Ashad
5. Shravan
6. Bhadrapad
7. Ashivan
8. Kartik
9. Margshirsha
10. Pausha
11. Magha
12. Phalgun
12 Months of Gregorian Calendar
1. January – 31 Days
2. February – 28 or 29 Days
3. March – 31 Days
4. April – 30 Days
5. May – 31 Days
6. June – 30 Days
7. July – 31 Days
8. August – 31 Days
9. September – 30 Days
10. October – 31 Days
11. November – 30 Days
12. December – 31 Days
Important Weeks in 2023
India Tourism Week – 20–25 January
Fire Brigade Week – 14–20 April
World Breast Feeding Week – 1–7 August
National Animal Week – 28 October
World Space Week – 4–10 October
National Book Week – 14–20 November
National Pharmacy Week – 18–24 November
National Integration Week – 19–25 November
National Engineers Week – 18–24 February
Air Force Day – 8 October
Anti–Emergency Day – 26 June
Anti–Terrorism Day – 21 May
Army Day – 21 January
Arunachal Day – 20 February
August Kranti Day – 9 August
Bangladesh Day – 26 March
Breast Feeding Week – 1-7 August
Central Excise Day – 24 February
Children's Day – 14 November
Citizens Day – 19 November
Commonwealth Day – 24 May
Desh Prem Diwas – 23 January
Doctors Day – 1 July
Earth Day – 22 April
Flag Day – 7 December
Goa Liberation Day – 18 June
Hiroshima Day – 6 August
Human Rights Day (UN) – 10 December
Independence Day – 15 August
International Customs Day – 26 January
International Day Against Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking – 26 June
International Day for Disabled Persons – 3 December
International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction – 7 October
International Day for the Elders – 4 October
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – 21 March
International Day of Families – 15 May
International Day of Innocent Children – 4 June
International Labour Day – 1 May
International Literacy Day – 8 September
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development – 5 December
International Women's Day – 8 March
Jallianwala Day – 13 April
Kargil Victory Day – 26 July
Kishan Day – 23 December
Manav Ekta Diwas – 24 April
Martyrs Day – 30 January
Mount Everest Day – 29 May
Nagasaki Day – 9 August
National Integration Day – 31 October
National Maritime Day – 5 April
National Rededications Day – 31 October
National Solidarity Day – 13 May
National Sports Day – 29 August
National Statistics Day – 29 June
National Technology Day – 11 May
National Youth Day – 12 January
Navy Day – 4 December
No-Tobacco Day – 31 May
Police Commemoration Day – 21 October
Poor's Day – 28 June
Post Office Day – 9 October
Pulse Polio Vaccination Day – 26 June
Quit India Day – 9 August
Railway Week – 10-16 April
Republic Day – 26 January
Sadbhavana Diwas – 20 August
Samta Diwas – 5 April
Sappers Day – 18 November
Teachers Day – 5 September
UN Charter Signing Day – 25 June
United Nations Day – 24 October
Valentine's Day – 14 February
World Aids Day – 1 December
World Animal Day – 2 October
World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day – 12 April
World Book Day – 23 April
World Breast Feeding Day – 1 August
World Consumer's Day – 15 March
World Day for Water – 22 March
World Diabetes Day – 27 June
World Disabled Day – 15 March
World Environment Day – 5 June
World Food Day – 16 October
World Habitat Day – 5 October
World Health Day – 7 April
World Heritage Day – 18 April
World Metrological Day – 23 March
World Ozone Day – 16 September
World Population Day – 11 July
World Population Day – 11 July
World Post Day – 9 October
World Press Freedom Day – 3 May
World Press Freedom Day – 3 May
World Red Cross Day – 8 May
World Standard Day – 14 October
World Telecommunication Day – 17 May
World Thrift Day – 30 October
World Tourism Day – 27 September
World Vegetarian Day – 2 October
National Calendar of India 2023
The national calendar based on the Saka Era with Chaitra as its first month and a normal year of 365 days was adopted from 22 March, 1957 along with the Gregorian calendar for the following purposes–
(A) Gazette of India
(B) News broadcast by All India Radio
(C) Calendars issued by the Government of India
(D) Government communications addressed to the members of the public.
Dates of the National calendar have a permanent correspondence with dates of the Gregorian calendar : Chaitra pratipada (1) falling on 22 March normally and on 21 March in leap year.
Months of Hindu Calendar 2023
1. Chaitra
2. Vaishakh
3. Jeshtha
4. Ashad
5. Shravan
6. Bhadrapad
7. Ashivan
8. Kartik
9. Margshirsha
10. Pausha
11. Magha
12. Phalgun
12 Months of Gregorian Calendar
1. January – 31 Days
2. February – 28 or 29 Days
3. March – 31 Days
4. April – 30 Days
5. May – 31 Days
6. June – 30 Days
7. July – 31 Days
8. August – 31 Days
9. September – 30 Days
10. October – 31 Days
11. November – 30 Days
12. December – 31 Days
Important Weeks in 2023
India Tourism Week – 20–25 January
Fire Brigade Week – 14–20 April
World Breast Feeding Week – 1–7 August
National Animal Week – 28 October
World Space Week – 4–10 October
National Book Week – 14–20 November
National Pharmacy Week – 18–24 November
National Integration Week – 19–25 November
National Engineers Week – 18–24 February
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