List of important days in July

July is the seventh month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian Calendars and the fourth of seven months to have a length of 31 days. It was named by the Roman Senate in honour of Roman general Julius Caesar, it being the month of his birth. (source:- Wikipedia)
As you know every month is filled with a few important days or events and those days have their own importance and history in the world. These days can be International or National. Important Days are very important for Competetive Exam point of view like UPSC, IAS, Banking Exam, Railway Exam, IBPS PO, SSC CHSL, NDA and NA, CDS, CTET. So Study Point is going to provide you with the list of important days in July

List of important days in July

1 July - National Doctor's Day, National Postal Worker's Day

Doctor's Day is celebrated on 1 July. Doctor's Day is celebrated on the birthday and auspicious date of Dhyan Chandra Rai, the great physician of India and the second Chief Minister of West Bengal, in addition to this, it is dedicated to all the doctors working in the field of education and to honor him this day throughout India. National Doctor Day is being celebrated in India since 1991.
National Postal Worker's Day is also celebrated on 1 July. This day is celebrated for all those postal workers. Who deliver our mail and packets to us.
On July 1, Canada Day, Chartered Account Day, National U. S. Postage Stamp Day, National Gingersnap Day is also celebrated.

2 July - UFO Day, National Unsettled Day

World UFO Day is observed on 2 July. Some people believe this. That there is a world beyond this world. They claim to have seen many such strange flights of aliens. And to celebrate all these possibilities, they celebrate UFO Day. While some people also believe that there is no other thing called Alien beyond this world.
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July 4 - Independence Day of the United States
The day of July 4 is celebrated as the day of independence of The United States. In the year 1776, about 13 colonies of Great Britain declared independence together called the Declaration of Independence. The continent of America was discovered in 1492 by the famous sailor Christopher Columbus. After that, people started coming from European countries there. Britain used to be a superpower at that time. He had colonies in many countries. Gradually, the British army's confrontation with the natives of the place started increasing.
On July 4, 1776, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Iceland declared independence from Britain.

6 July - World Zoonoses Day

This day is for those people. Who are more attached to their pets. Many kinds of harmful diseases can be caused by animals in humans. Such anthrax, bird flu, rabies, all these diseases can be fatal. World Zoonoses Day is celebrated to make you aware of these diseases.

11 July - World Population Day

United Nations Development Program (UNDP), 11 July 1989, started World Population Day. This day is celebrated on 11 July as World Population Day to bring attention to the increasing population of the world. In 1989, the world population was around 519.1 million. The world population has reached 7.7 billion in 2020.

12 July-National Simplicity Day

National Simplicity Day is celebrated every year on 12 July in honor of Henry David Thoreau. He lived a very simple life. And believed in living a simple life. He was an author, philosopher, historian, development critic, surveyor, and prominent philanthropic writer.

12 July Paper Bag Day

French cylinders were the first machine to make paper bags in 1852. To make people aware of paper bags, July 12 is celebrated as a Paper bag day.

14 July Bastille or French National Day

The French government celebrates 14 July as National Day. This day is also celebrated as Bastille Day. The day is celebrated as the anniversary of the Storming of the Bastille.

17 July World Day for International Justice

International Day of Justice, also known as International Criminal Justice or International Justice Day, is celebrated internationally on Tara July as an effort to protect the emerging system of international crime justice.

18 July International Nelson Mandela Day

Nelson Mandela International Day is celebrated every year on 18 July to commemorate the contribution of the culture of peace, human rights harmony, and freedom. Nelson Mandela was born on 18 July 1918 in South Africa. He was a great revolutionary philanthropist and politician.

July 22 - Pie Application Day

The value of the pie is 22/7. For this reason, July 22 is celebrated as Pie Application Day. While Pie Day is observed on 14 March. Which is the same as the estimated value of 3.14? Albert Einstein's birthday is also on this day.

24 July - National Thermal Engineer Day

The day of 24 July is celebrated as National Thermal Engineer Day. Which shows the importance of advancing the thermal engineering industry. And provides innovative, high quality, and cost-effective thermal management and packaging solutions to electronics industries.

26 July - Kargil Vijay Day

26 July is a very big and proud day for the people of India. 26 July is named after the success of Kargil Vijay Day and Operation Vijay. This day is celebrated to honor the heroes of the Kargil war. The Kargil War started on 3 May 1999 and on 26 July 1999, the Indian Knights ended it with a winner. Which lasted for about 60 days. In 2020, 21th Kargil Victory Day will be celebrated.

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29 July - International Tiger Day

July 29 is celebrated as International Tiger Day. International Tiger The day was established at Russia's St. Petersburg Tiger Summit in 2010 to raise awareness of the decline in the number of wild tigers, leave them on the verge of extinction and encourage tiger conservation work. At the summit, an announcement was made that governments of tiger-populated countries vowed to double the tiger population by 2020. Now it has to be seen how far it has been completed.

These were important national and international days of July, which should be known to every students as well as every person in the world.

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