What is the 11 January known as?

Balasahana Suresh
 

📅 What january 11 Is Known As

1. World religion Day

  • Celebrated internationally to promote interfaith understanding, tolerance, and harmony among all religions.
  • Originated in 1950 by the Baháʼí Faith, emphasizing that all religions share common values of peace and compassion.
  • Marked by interfaith gatherings, prayers, lectures, and cultural programs.
2. National Milk Day (India)

  • Observed to honor the birth anniversary of Dr. Verghese Kurien (1921–2012), the “Father of the White Revolution” in India.
  • Celebrates milk’s nutritional value and the contributions of dairy farmers and cooperatives.
  • Promotes awareness of healthy consumption of milk and dairy products.
3. National Hot Toddy Day (U.S.)

  • A fun, informal observance celebrating the warm, soothing drink made of honey, lemon, hot water, and spirits like whiskey.
  • Popular in winter months as a comfort beverage.
4. Historical Significance

  • In history, january 11 has seen many events, such as:
    • 1908 – Grand Canyon declared a U.S. National Monument.
    • 1922 – First insulin injection administered to treat diabetes.
    • 1935 – Amelia Earhart completes first solo flight from Hawaii to mainland U.S.
5. Other Awareness Days

  • National Human Trafficking Awareness Day (U.S.) – highlights the importance of combating human trafficking and supporting survivors.
  • In some regions, local festivals and cultural events also occur on this day, like the Bikaner Camel Festival in India.
✅ In Summary

January 11 is known as:

  • 🌐 World religion Day (international observance for religious harmony)
  • 🥛 National Milk Day (India, honoring Dr. Kurien and dairy)
  • 🍹 National Hot Toddy Day (U.S., fun food/beverage observance)
  • 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 National Human Trafficking Awareness Day (U.S.)
It is a day of celebration, awareness, and historical significance, blending cultural, religious, and social observances.

 

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