List of Important Days in February 2025: From Budget 2025 to Delhi Elections Check Here

In February 2025, a number of events will be held at the national and international level to celebrate cultural, social, and historical significance. This month is a time to remember important issues, like environmental protection and health awareness, as well as celebrate influential people and historical events.

The month of February 2025 will be filled with national, international, and cultural observances. It will celebrate a wide range of cultures and causes. The month is filled with opportunities to reflect, celebrate, and unite the world. From cultural festivals such as Taj Mahotsav, National Deworming Day, and World Cancer Day, to health awareness days.

February 1- Union Budget and Indian Coast Guard Day

  • The Union Budget, which outlines India’s policies and financial plans is released annually. 
  • Indian Coast Guard Day celebrates the creation of India’s maritime force, which ensures the security and rescue missions along the coastline.

February 2 – World Wetlands Day

World Wetlands Day is a day to raise awareness of the role wetlands play in maintaining biodiversity and climate equilibrium. RA Awareness Day is a day to spread awareness about Rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic autoimmune condition.

February 2-8 – International Development Week

This week, observed globally highlights the international efforts made to reduce poverty through global partnerships and cooperation and promote sustainable growth.

February 3rd – National Golden Retriever Day (Vasant Panchami)

  • National Golden Retriever Day is a day to celebrate the affectionate and popular dog breed. 
  • Vasant Panchami celebrates the Hindu goddess Saraswati and her symbolism of wisdom, knowledge, and spring.

February 4th – World Cancer Day, National Day of Sri Lanka

  • World Cancer Day is a day to raise awareness about cancer and to promote prevention, detection, and treatment. 
  • Sri Lanka National Day celebrates the country’s 1948 independence from British rule.

February 5th – Elections in Delhi

  • Delhi’s state elections elect representatives to the Legislative Assembly, which plays a vital role in India’s democratic process.

February 6thInternational Day of Zero Tolerance against Female Genital Mutilation

  • The UN has designated this day to raise awareness about FGM and encourage action.

February 7th – Surajkund Crafts Meal

  • The Haryana Fair, an internationally-recognized fair, showcases the best of Indian culture, including folk music, traditional crafts, and handicrafts.

February 7 -14Valentine’s Week

  • This week, in celebration of Valentine’s Day and love, there are themed days such as Promise Day, Chocolate Day and Rose Day.

February 8thNational Opera Day

  • This day is dedicated to the appreciation of opera. It also recognizes its rich history, and worldwide influence.

February 9th -Baba Amte’s death anniversary

  • Baba Amte, a prominent social activist in India who worked with marginalized groups and leprosy sufferers was known as a humanitarian. He continues to inspire efforts in humanitarianism.

February 10th – World Pulses Day

  • National Deworming Day is a day to promote child health through the elimination of intestinal worms. 
  • World Pulses Day promotes the environmental and nutritional benefits of pulses. 
  • International Epilepsy Day raises awareness of epilepsy, its causes and treatment.

February 11th

  • World Day of the Sick is a day to pray and show care for the sick. 
  • International Day of Women and Girls in Science promotes equality in STEM. 
  • The Safer Internet Day promotes online safety and digital literacy.

February 12th – Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, National Productivity Day

  • Darwin Day celebrates Charles Darwin and his contributions to science. 
  • Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday honors the legacy and contributions of the 16th U.S. president. 
  • National Productivity Day encourages innovation and efficiency in the workplace.

13 February – World Radio Day, Sarojini Naidu Birth Anniversary

  • World Radio Day celebrates the impact of radio on culture and communication. 
  • Sarojini Naidu Birth Anniversary honours the Indian poet, freedom-fighter, and first female governor.

February 14- Valentine’s Day, World Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day

  • Valentine’s Day has become a global celebration of love, affection and romance. 
  • World Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day is a day to spread awareness about birth defects.

February 17-27 – Taj Mahotsav

  • This festival, held in Agra with the Taj as its backdrop, showcases India’s art, crafts, music, dancing, and cuisine.

February 20th – World Anthropology Day. World Day of Social Justice

  • Arunachal Pradesh, and Mizoram Foundation Day. 
  • World Anthropology Day celebrates the study and understanding of cultures. 
  • World Day of Social Justice encourages equality and respect for human rights.

February 21 – International Mother Language Day

  • The UNESCO Day highlights the importance of linguistic variety and the preservation indigenous languages around the world.

February 22 -World Thinking Day

  • This day was created by Girl Scouts and Girl Guides to encourage reflection and development of leadership.

February 23- World Peace and Understanding Day

  • Rotary International often associates this day with a focus on promoting dialogue and understanding across cultures.

24th February – Central Excise Day

  • The Central Excise Department of India is recognized on this day for its contributions to the regulation and implementation of the taxation policies in India.

26th February – Mahashivratri, Veer Savarkar’s Death Anniversary

  • Mahashivratri, a Hindu holiday dedicated to Lord Shiva and marked by nightlong fasting is celebrated in India. 
  • Veer Svarkar’s death anniversary commemorates the writer and freedom fighter who was a key figure in India’s Independence Movement.

27th February – World NGO Day

  • This day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution of non-government organizations (NGOs) in humanitarian and social causes.

28th February– National Science Day (Rare Disease Day), Ramadan Begins

  • National Science Day celebrates C.V. Raman for discovering the Raman Effect. 
  • Rare Disease Day is a day to raise awareness of rare medical conditions. 
  • Ramadan begins, the Islamic holy period of reflection and fasting.

February 2025: Important Days and Events

DATEEVENT
1 FebruaryUnion Budget, Indian Coast Guard Day
2 FebruaryWorld Wetlands Day, RA Awareness Day
2 – 8 FebruaryInternational Development Week
3 FebruaryNational Golden Retriever Day, Vasant Panchami
4 FebruaryWorld Cancer Day, National Day of Sri Lanka
5 FebruaryDelhi Elections
6 FebruaryInternational Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation
7 FebruarySurajkund Crafts Mela
7 – 14 FebruaryValentine’s Week
8 FebruaryNational Opera Day
9 FebruaryBaba Amte’s Death Anniversary
10 FebruaryNational Deworming Day, World Pulses Day, International Epilepsy Day
11 FebruaryWorld Day of the Sick, International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Safer Internet Day
12 FebruaryDarwin Day, Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday, National Productivity Day
13 FebruaryWorld Radio Day, Sarojini Naidu Birth Anniversary
14 FebruaryValentine’s Day, World Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day
17 – 27 FebruaryTaj Mahotsav
20 FebruaryArunachal Pradesh Foundation Day, Mizoram Foundation Day, World Anthropology Day, World Day of Social Justice
21 FebruaryInternational Mother Language Day
22 FebruaryWorld Thinking Day
23 FebruaryWorld Peace and Understanding Day
24 FebruaryCentral Excise Day
26 FebruaryMahashivratri, Veer Savarkar’s Death Anniversary
27 FebruaryWorld NGO Day
28 FebruaryNational Science Day, Rare Disease Day, Ramadan Begins

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