Today is International Womens’s Day
Happy Women’s Day 2025: A Day For Women: Today is International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day is observed on the 8th of March every year. The motive of this day is to celebrate women’s achievement and success in social, economic, cultural, political, and other arenas. The day is also celebrated to develop a maximum sense of awareness towards the equality of opportunities and rights of women.
Women have made advancements in every sphere in the modern age. A woman is a force, a loving heart, and an unbreakable capacity to achieve a dream. She is the creator of life, the pillar of the family, and the organ of society. A woman is not merely a definition, she is a symbol of ideals, love, and struggle. She is a beautiful creation in which kindness, tolerance, and boundless strength are blended.
But she is not only a light in the household, she is a beam of light for everyone. Women’s dignity, freedom, and equal rights can lead us to a harmonious and lovely future. This International Women’s Day, let us honor this special power and appreciate the dignity and achievements of women.
Not only is there injustice between men and women, but both their needs are most important for the whole society. We should develop a society not just about me but also about us, against injustice and oppression in all aspects. It has also been observed in numerous other directions that they have even excelled men. From agriculture to space exploration to sports and science, women have proved themselves to be capable in every area.
Then they talk about how they can go ahead even further. This day is being celebrated by many nations of the world. International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8th every year all across the globe. It is being celebrated as a day of respect, appreciation, and the political and social gains of women all around the globe.
The day was originally observed on February 28, 1909, at the behest of the Socialist Party of America. It was internationalized at the Socialist International’s 1910 Copenhagen Congress. Its primary aim at that point was to enfranchise women to exercise their right to vote because, in many nations at the time, women did not have the voting right.
In 1917, Russian women demonstrated for bread and clothing on Women’s Day. This demonstration was also historic. The Provisional Government granted women the right to vote. At the time, the rest of the world used the Gregorian calendar, but Russia used the Julian calendar. There was a few-day discrepancy between the two calendars. Although the Gregorian calendar shows March 8, the Julian calendar shows February 23 as the last day of February 1917. Even in Russia at the time, the Gregorian calendar was in use worldwide. Women’s Day was thus observed on March 8.
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