Current Affairs - Important Days

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606.
On which date was World Pangolin Day observed in 2024?
February 16
February 18
February 17
February 19
Answer: Option
Explanation:
World Pangolin Day was observed on February 17, 2024. The Andhra Pradesh Forest Department, along with environmentalists, initiated an awareness campaign to highlight the conservation needs of the Indian Pangolin, drawing attention to the urgent measures required to protect this endangered species.

607.
On which day is World Whale Day typically celebrated?
Third Sunday of February
Second Saturday of March
Fourth Friday of January
Third Monday of February
Answer: Option
Explanation:
World Whale Day is celebrated annually on the third Sunday of February in 2024 It falls on February 18. This day, initiated in 1980, aims to raise awareness about whale conservation and the importance of protecting these marine creatures for ecological balance.

608.
How long does the Indian Productivity Week last, commencing with National Productivity Day?
February 12 to 18
January 1 to 7
March 15 to 21
April 5 to 11
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The Indian Productivity Week, initiated by National Productivity Day on February 12, extends until February 18 annually. This week serves as a reminder of India's commitment to enhancing productivity across sectors and features activities and discussions centred around boosting economic development.

609.
When is World Human Spirit Day observed?
January 12
February 18
April 13
February 17
Answer: Option
Explanation:
World Human Spirit Day is observed on 17th February each year. Established in 2003 by Michael Levy, this day encourages reflection on the human spirit, mindfulness, and meditation, fostering a deeper connection with our spiritual selves.

610.
On which date was the United Nations Global Tourism Resilience Day celebrated for the first time?
February 17
February 18
March 17
January 17
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The United Nations' Global Tourism Resilience Day was celebrated for the first time on February 17, 2023, signifying its inauguration as a day to recognize and fortify the resilience of the tourism sector globally.