Celebrating health days & festivals with you
On special days our logo changes into a doodle. Here are all of them, with a few words on why each day matters.
November 2026
National Cancer Awareness Day (7 Nov) promotes early detection. Unusual lumps, bleeding or weight loss should be checked without delay.
Diwali, the festival of lights, celebrates the victory of light over darkness. Celebrate safely: keep children away from firecrackers and keep a first-aid kit ready.
World Radiography Day (8 Nov) marks the discovery of X-rays in 1895 and thanks the radiographers behind every scan.
Vishwakarma Day honours Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect, and celebrates craftsmen, engineers and workers.
National Immunization Day: vaccines protect children from serious diseases. Keep your child's vaccination card up to date.
Bhai Dooj celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters, with prayers for each other's long and healthy life.
World Pneumonia Day (12 Nov) raises awareness about pneumonia, a leading cause of illness in children and the elderly. Vaccination and early treatment save lives.
Celebrated on Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary, Children's Day is about every child's right to good health, nutrition, timely vaccination and a happy childhood.
World Diabetes Day (14 Nov) marks the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. Regular sugar checks, diet and exercise help keep diabetes in control.
Chhath Puja is dedicated to the Sun God and Chhathi Maiya, celebrating gratitude, purity and devotion.
National Newborn Care Week (15–21 Nov): breastfeeding, warmth, cord care and timely vaccines give newborns a healthy start.
World Prematurity Day (17 Nov) raises awareness about babies born too soon and the special newborn care they need.
World COPD Day raises awareness about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Avoiding smoke and early lung check-ups help you breathe easier.
World AMR Awareness Week (18–24 Nov): take antibiotics only when prescribed and complete the course.
World Toilet Day (19 Nov): safe sanitation prevents disease. Every home deserves a clean toilet.
Gurpurab marks the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, whose teachings of seva, equality and compassion continue to guide the spirit of care.
Constitution Day (26 Nov) marks the adoption of the Constitution of India in 1949, the foundation of our rights and duties.
December 2026
World AIDS Day (1 Dec) stands for awareness, testing and support for people living with HIV, and against stigma.
National Pollution Control Day (2 Dec) remembers the Bhopal gas tragedy. Clean air protects your lungs and heart.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 Dec) promotes the rights, inclusion and well-being of persons with disabilities.
Armed Forces Flag Day (7 Dec) honours the soldiers, veterans and their families who serve the nation.
Universal Health Coverage Day (12 Dec) stands for health for all: quality care that everyone can access without financial hardship.
Gita Jayanti marks the day the Bhagavad Gita was given at Kurukshetra, celebrated as the International Gita Mahotsav.
Kisan Diwas (23 Dec), Chaudhary Charan Singh's birth anniversary, thanks the farmers who feed the nation.
Christmas celebrates love, kindness and togetherness. Our wishes to every family for a joyful and healthy festive season.
January 2027
A new year is a fresh start. Make your health a resolution: an annual check-up, regular activity, good sleep and balanced meals.
National Youth Day (12 Jan) marks Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary and celebrates the energy of young India.
Lohri marks the end of peak winter and the harvest season in North India, celebrated around the bonfire with family and community.
Makar Sankranti marks the sun's journey into Capricorn and the harvest season. Enjoy the kites, and keep children safe from sharp manja and rooftop edges.
National Girl Child Day (24 Jan) stands for every girl's right to health, nutrition, education and equal opportunity.
On 26 January 1950, the Constitution of India came into effect. We salute the spirit of the Republic.
Lala Lajpat Rai Jayanti (28 Jan) honours Punjab Kesari, freedom fighter, who practised law in Hisar.
Anti-Leprosy Day (30 Jan), on Martyrs' Day, remembers Mahatma Gandhi's care for leprosy patients. Leprosy is curable; early treatment prevents disability.
February 2027
World Cancer Day (4 Feb) raises awareness about cancer prevention, early detection and treatment. Many cancers are treatable when caught early; regular screening matters.
International Epilepsy Day (second Monday of Feb): epilepsy is treatable. Most people live full lives with the right care.
National Deworming Day (10 Feb) ensures children and adolescents get deworming tablets for better nutrition, growth and learning.
Vasant Panchami welcomes spring and is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and learning.
Sir Chhotu Ram Jayanti honours the great leader of farmers and the people of Haryana.
International Childhood Cancer Day (15 Feb) supports children with cancer and their families. Many childhood cancers are curable with timely treatment.
Guru Ravidas Jayanti honours the saint-poet whose message of equality and devotion inspires millions.
Rare Disease Day (last day of February) raises awareness for people living with rare diseases and their need for diagnosis and care.
March 2027
World Hearing Day (3 March): protect your ears from loud noise and get a hearing test if you struggle to hear.
World Obesity Day (4 March): healthy weight lowers the risk of diabetes, BP and joint problems. Small daily changes add up.
Maha Shivratri, the great night of Lord Shiva, is observed with prayer and fasting. Fasting? Stay hydrated and break the fast gently.
World Glaucoma Week: glaucoma steals sight silently. An eye pressure check after 40 can save your vision.
International Women's Day (8 March) celebrates women and their achievements. Every woman deserves regular health check-ups and care.
Eid ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, a festival of gratitude, sharing and togetherness.
World Kidney Day (second Thursday of March) raises awareness about kidney health. BP and sugar control and enough water protect your kidneys.
World Sleep Day highlights the importance of good sleep. Adults need 7–8 hours; snoring and daytime sleepiness are worth a check-up.
World Oral Health Day (20 March) reminds us to brush twice a day, cut down on sugar and visit the dentist regularly.
World Down Syndrome Day (21 March) celebrates people with Down syndrome and promotes their inclusion and well-being.
Holi, the festival of colours, celebrates spring and the victory of good over evil. Use skin-safe colours and protect your eyes.
Shaheedi Diwas (23 March) honours Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, who gave their lives for the nation.
World TB Day (24 March) marks the discovery of the TB bacterium. TB is curable: a cough for more than two weeks needs testing.
April 2027
World Autism Awareness Day (2 April) promotes understanding and acceptance of autism. Early assessment and support help children thrive.
World Health Day (7 April) marks the founding of the World Health Organization and highlights a global health priority every year.
National Safe Motherhood Day (11 April) promotes regular check-ups during pregnancy and safe delivery in a hospital.
World Parkinson's Day (11 April) raises awareness about Parkinson's disease. Tremors and slow movement need a neurologist's check.
Baisakhi celebrates the harvest and the Sikh new year, and marks the founding of the Khalsa in 1699.
Ambedkar Jayanti (14 April) honours Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, architect of the Indian Constitution and champion of equality.
Ram Navami celebrates the birth of Lord Rama, a symbol of righteousness and devotion.
World Haemophilia Day (17 April) raises awareness about haemophilia and other bleeding disorders and access to treatment.
Mahavir Jayanti celebrates the birth of Lord Mahavira, whose message of non-violence and compassion is followed by millions.
World Liver Day (19 April) reminds us to protect the liver: limit alcohol, keep a healthy weight and get vaccinated against hepatitis B.
World Immunization Week (last week of April): vaccines protect people of all ages. Ask your doctor which ones you need.
World Malaria Day (25 April) calls for action against malaria. Prevent mosquito bites and get tested for fever with chills.
May 2027
International Labour Day (1 May) honours workers everywhere and their right to safe and healthy workplaces.
World Asthma Day (first Tuesday of May) raises awareness that asthma can be well controlled with the right inhaler and regular follow-up.
World Hand Hygiene Day (5 May) reminds us that clean hands save lives and stop the spread of infections.
Parshuram Jayanti celebrates the birth of Lord Parshuram, the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu.
World Thalassemia Day (8 May) raises awareness about thalassemia. A simple blood test before marriage or pregnancy can help prevent it.
A day to thank every mother for her love and care. Remind the mothers in your life to look after their own health too.
International Nurses Day (12 May), Florence Nightingale's birthday, thanks nurses for their care and compassion.
National Dengue Day (16 May) is about prevention: no stagnant water, full sleeves and mosquito nets. High fever with body ache needs testing.
Eid al-Adha is a festival of faith, sacrifice and sharing with those in need.
World Hypertension Day (17 May): high BP often has no symptoms. Know your numbers and get your BP checked regularly.
World IBD Day (19 May) raises awareness about Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Long-lasting stomach symptoms need a check-up.
Buddha Purnima marks the birth, enlightenment and passing of Gautama Buddha, a message of peace and mindfulness.
World Thyroid Day (25 May): tiredness, weight change or a neck swelling can be thyroid-related. A simple blood test helps.
Menstrual Hygiene Day (28 May) breaks the silence on periods and promotes safe, healthy menstrual hygiene for every girl and woman.
World Digestive Health Day (29 May): fibre, water and regular meals keep your gut healthy.
World No Tobacco Day (31 May): tobacco causes cancer, heart and lung disease. It is never too late to quit.
June 2027
World Bicycle Day (3 June): cycling is simple, affordable exercise for your heart and lungs.
World Environment Day (5 June): a healthy planet means healthier people. Plant trees, save water and reduce plastic.
Maharana Pratap Jayanti honours the brave Rajput king and his courage and self-respect.
World Food Safety Day (7 June): safe food prevents disease. Wash, cook well, store properly and drink clean water.
World Brain Tumour Day (8 June) raises awareness about brain tumours. Persistent headaches with vomiting or vision changes need attention.
World Blood Donor Day (14 June) thanks voluntary blood donors. One donation can help save up to three lives.
Sant Kabir Jayanti honours the saint-poet whose dohe on truth and humanity are loved across India.
World Sickle Cell Day (19 June) raises awareness about sickle cell disease and the importance of screening.
A day to thank fathers for their love and strength, and to remind them to take care of their own health.
International Day of Yoga (21 June) celebrates yoga for physical and mental well-being.
International Day against Drug Abuse (26 June) raises awareness about drug addiction. Help and recovery are possible.
July 2027
National Doctors' Day (1 July) honours Dr. B. C. Roy and thanks every doctor for their dedication to patients.
World Population Day (11 July) focuses on family planning, maternal health and the health of growing populations.
World Brain Day (22 July): protect your brain with good sleep, BP control, exercise and helmets on the road.
World Head and Neck Cancer Day (27 July): tobacco is the biggest risk. Mouth ulcers that don't heal need a check-up.
World Hepatitis Day (28 July): hepatitis B and C often show no symptoms. Testing, vaccination and treatment protect the liver.
Shaheed Udham Singh Martyrdom Day (31 July) honours the revolutionary who avenged the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
August 2027
World Breastfeeding Week (1–7 Aug) supports mothers to breastfeed: the best start to a baby's life.
World Lung Cancer Day (1 Aug): quitting smoking is the best protection. A persistent cough needs attention.
Indian Organ Donation Day (3 Aug) encourages people to pledge their organs. One donor can save many lives.
Hariyali Teej, Haryana's monsoon festival, celebrates greenery, swings, mehndi and the love of Shiva and Parvati.
On 15 August 1947 India became independent. We salute the freedom fighters and the spirit of a healthy, strong nation.
Raksha Bandhan celebrates the bond of protection and love between brothers and sisters.
Janmashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna, a festival of devotion, joy and togetherness.
National Sports Day (29 Aug) honours hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand and encourages an active, fit life.
September 2027
National Nutrition Week (1–7 Sept) promotes a balanced diet for every age for better health and immunity.
Ganesh Chaturthi celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. Ganpati Bappa Morya!
Teachers' Day (5 Sept) marks Dr. S. Radhakrishnan's birth anniversary and thanks every teacher for shaping lives.
World Physiotherapy Day (8 Sept) celebrates physiotherapists who help people move, recover and live without pain.
World First Aid Day (second Saturday of Sept): basic first aid in the first few minutes can save a life.
World Sepsis Day (13 Sept): sepsis is a medical emergency. Fever with confusion or fast breathing needs hospital care at once.
World Patient Safety Day (17 Sept) is about safe care for every patient: the right medicine, the right dose and clear communication.
World Alzheimer's Day (21 Sept) raises awareness about dementia. Memory loss that affects daily life needs a doctor's assessment.
Haryana Veer and Shaheedi Diwas (23 Sept) honours the brave soldiers and martyrs of Haryana.
World Pharmacist Day (25 Sept) thanks pharmacists for helping patients use medicines safely.
World Contraception Day (26 Sept) promotes informed choices for safe family planning.
World Rabies Day (28 Sept): rabies is fatal but preventable. After any animal bite, wash the wound and get the vaccine without delay.
World Heart Day (29 Sept) reminds us that most heart disease is preventable: control BP, sugar and cholesterol, stay active and avoid tobacco.
Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti honours the founder of Agroha, here in Hisar district, known for his ideals of equality and sharing.
Navratri, nine nights devoted to Goddess Durga, celebrates strength and devotion. If fasting, stay hydrated and eat balanced meals.
October 2027
International Day of Older Persons (1 Oct) honours our elders and their right to healthy, dignified ageing.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Self-examination and timely screening help detect breast cancer early.
Gandhi Jayanti (2 Oct) honours Mahatma Gandhi and his message of truth, non-violence and cleanliness.
World Cerebral Palsy Day (6 Oct) supports people with cerebral palsy. Early therapy improves movement and independence.
Dussehra celebrates the victory of good over evil. May this festival bring strength and good health to your family.
World Mental Health Day (10 Oct): mental health is health. Talk about it and seek help when needed.
World Arthritis Day (12 Oct) raises awareness about joint pain and arthritis. Early treatment and exercise keep you moving.
World Sight Day (second Thursday of Oct): get your eyes tested regularly. Many causes of vision loss are preventable.
Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti honours the author of the Ramayana, the Adi Kavi.
World Anaesthesia Day (16 Oct) marks the first public demonstration of anaesthesia in 1846, which made safe, painless surgery possible.
World Spine Day (16 Oct): good posture, regular exercise and timely care keep your spine healthy.
World Trauma Day (17 Oct): wear a helmet and seatbelt, follow road rules, and call for help in the golden hour after an accident.
Karwa Chauth is a festival of love and prayer. Fasting? Eat a nutritious sargi and drink enough water before the fast.
World Osteoporosis Day (20 Oct): calcium, vitamin D and exercise build strong bones. A bone density test helps after 50.
World Polio Day (24 Oct): two drops of polio vaccine, every time, keep every child protected. Do Boond Zindagi Ki.
Diwali, the festival of lights, celebrates the victory of light over darkness. Celebrate safely: keep children away from firecrackers and keep a first-aid kit ready.
World Stroke Day (29 Oct): Act FAST. Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty: Time to reach the hospital immediately.
Vishwakarma Day honours Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect, and celebrates craftsmen, engineers and workers.
Bhai Dooj celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters, with prayers for each other's long and healthy life.
November 2027
Haryana Day (1 Nov) marks the formation of the state of Haryana in 1966. Proud to serve the people of Haryana from Hisar.
Chhath Puja is dedicated to the Sun God and Chhathi Maiya, celebrating gratitude, purity and devotion.
National Cancer Awareness Day (7 Nov) promotes early detection. Unusual lumps, bleeding or weight loss should be checked without delay.
World Radiography Day (8 Nov) marks the discovery of X-rays in 1895 and thanks the radiographers behind every scan.
National Immunization Day: vaccines protect children from serious diseases. Keep your child's vaccination card up to date.
World Pneumonia Day (12 Nov) raises awareness about pneumonia, a leading cause of illness in children and the elderly. Vaccination and early treatment save lives.
Gurpurab marks the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, whose teachings of seva, equality and compassion continue to guide the spirit of care.
Celebrated on Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's birth anniversary, Children's Day is about every child's right to good health, nutrition, timely vaccination and a happy childhood.
World Diabetes Day (14 Nov) marks the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. Regular sugar checks, diet and exercise help keep diabetes in control.
National Newborn Care Week (15–21 Nov): breastfeeding, warmth, cord care and timely vaccines give newborns a healthy start.
World Prematurity Day (17 Nov) raises awareness about babies born too soon and the special newborn care they need.
World COPD Day raises awareness about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Avoiding smoke and early lung check-ups help you breathe easier.
World AMR Awareness Week (18–24 Nov): take antibiotics only when prescribed and complete the course.
World Toilet Day (19 Nov): safe sanitation prevents disease. Every home deserves a clean toilet.
Constitution Day (26 Nov) marks the adoption of the Constitution of India in 1949, the foundation of our rights and duties.
December 2027
World AIDS Day (1 Dec) stands for awareness, testing and support for people living with HIV, and against stigma.
National Pollution Control Day (2 Dec) remembers the Bhopal gas tragedy. Clean air protects your lungs and heart.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 Dec) promotes the rights, inclusion and well-being of persons with disabilities.
Armed Forces Flag Day (7 Dec) honours the soldiers, veterans and their families who serve the nation.
Gita Jayanti marks the day the Bhagavad Gita was given at Kurukshetra, celebrated as the International Gita Mahotsav.
Universal Health Coverage Day (12 Dec) stands for health for all: quality care that everyone can access without financial hardship.
Kisan Diwas (23 Dec), Chaudhary Charan Singh's birth anniversary, thanks the farmers who feed the nation.
Christmas celebrates love, kindness and togetherness. Our wishes to every family for a joyful and healthy festive season.
