Top 5 Places to Travel for this 4th of July Weekend

July 4 was the day when the dawn of independence hit the walls of America. It celebrates the political independence of Great Britain’s 13 Northern colonies. These colonies went ahead and formed the United States of America. The Continental Congress voted in favor of independence on July 2. Two days later, delegates from the 13
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Importance of Juneteenth or freedom day

Every year, June 19 is celebrated as Juneteenth, a public federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. It is also known as emancipation day, freedom day, and black Independence Day. Two words, ‘June’ and ‘Nineteenth’ are combined to form ‘juneteenth’, representing the day it is celebrated on. What is the
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Freedom of Expression

Can you ever think of a world where you are not free to speak? Or you are put behind bars because you criticized the government? Well, while we are living in a democratic country, the answer will always remain no. Our freedom of expression is the basic right of humans. It gives us a true
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Women Freedom Fighters

History remembers only a handful of women freedom fighters — and by freedom, I also mean equal rights for all genders, caste and creed and not just political freedom. Many women do not make it to the pages of glory. Reflecting on the recent International Women’s day, we wonder – who are the lesser-known but
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Today – November 9

The importance of freedom can be known to the person who is deprived of it. Just to cherish the freedom, we celebrate World Freedom Day. And to embrace the life full of chaos, we celebrate Chaos Never Dies Day. So that we can start enjoying all the madness life has to offer. Therefore, today we
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Fun Fact

Officially, there is only one copy of the engrossed and signed Declaration of Independence, which is stored in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. Later, John Dunlap produced 200 copies of the declaration, and there are around 26 unknown copies still present of the same original number. More facts, here. Officially, there is only one
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Happy Independence Day!

The first independence day of the decade is here. The year seems to be flying and we are bound to match the pace. The year has been particularly hard for all of us owing to the COVID 19 pandemic, yet we strive to be better as always. 2020 has taught us a lot of things
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The World Against Racism

Discrimination on various bases has been prevalent on the planet since the inception of mankind. It is rather disheartening to see that people have to fight for what they deserve. With changing times, people changed, and so did their ideologies. With new generations getting into the mainstream action, the struggles of our fellow friends have
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History of May 25

In a place with so many people and different ideologies enduring every day, there are a lot of revolutionary things happening each day. In the past too, there have been many noteworthy accomplishments that occurred to this day. Read on to know the historical milestones of May 25.  1810: Argentina declared independence from Napoleonic Spain
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