World Wildlife Day or WWD is celebrated every year on 3 March by the United Nations throughout the world. This is a day to celebrate wild animals and plants and to recognize the distinctive roles and offerings of wildlife to people and the planet.
Happy Birthday, Shraddha Kapoor! Shraddha Kapoor's Birthday is on the 3rd of March and this year she will turn 37. She has been in the limelight of the showbiz industry since her acting debut in the 2010 thriller Teen Patti, alongside Amitabh Bachchan, R. Madhavan, and Ben Kingsley. She is now a famous icon in Bollywood as well as in the world. She is among the highest-paid actresses in India.
The Spring Equinox, March Equinox, or northward equinox is the equinox on the earth that occurs between March 19th and 21st every year. This is when the subsolar point observed leaves the Southern Hemisphere and crosses the celestial equator, which is pointing north as seen from Earth. Scroll below for Happy Spring Wishes, Messages, Status, Quotes, Celebration Ideas, and many more.
St. David’s Day falls on 1 March each year and is used to celebrate Welsh culture and the life of St David, the patron saint of Wales. St David was born in Caerfai in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and became a national patron saint during the Welsh resistance against the Normans. He died on March 1, 589 and that date is known as Saint David’s Day or St. David's Day.
White Day is a day that falls every year on March 14, the month following Valentine’s Day. It originated in Japan in 1978 and since then, the celebration has spread to many other Asian countries and nations around the world. Flowers, chocolates, edible and nonedible gifts, marshmallows, jewellery, and other gifts are given on this day.
Good Friday is a significant and special day for Christians around the globe. It commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, the greatest figure in Christianity. It is part of Easter, which ends with Easter Sunday, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated annually on March 17, marking the anniversary of the saint's death in the fifth century. St Patrick's Day was recognized as an official Christian holiday in the early 17th century and is celebrated by the Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Lutheran Church, and the Anglican Communion (especially the Church of Ireland).
