12 January is most commonly known for National youth Day in India, celebrated to honor the birthday of Swami Vivekananda. It is a day dedicated to inspiring and motivating youth across the country, emphasizing values like discipline, education, self-confidence, and social responsibility.
Key Points About 12 January:
- In India: National youth Day (Swami Vivekananda’s birthday)
- Global Recognition: No official UN “World Day” falls on this date
- Cultural Context: It is also close to Makar sankranti / Pongal, the harvest festival in mid-January, so the days around 12 january are festive in India.
- Historical Note: It is remembered for the 2010 haiti earthquake, though this is an event rather than a celebration.
✅ Summary:
- Known as: National youth Day in India
- Significance: Celebrates youth, motivation, and Swami Vivekananda’s ideals
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