Arshiya Khan

Stephen Blumberg, also known as the "Book Bandit" from Iowa, who amassed tens of thousands of volumes, popularized Bibliomania Day in the 1970s.

For those unfamiliar with bock beer and its flavor, it is a dark, sometimes pale-colored beer with a malt aroma reminiscent of fresh bread crust and toffee and no hop fragrance.

Sarah Jones, whose dog Bella was assaulted by another dog as a puppy, founded Dogs in Yellow Day. Bella developed a fear of other dogs as a consequence. When she encountered other canines, she was terrified.

Saint Joseph, according to Christian beliefs, was a man from Nazareth in the first century who married the Virgin Mary after the birth of Jesus Christ.

On March 20, the International Day of Francophonie is observed. It is a celebration of the French language and the rich French heritage and culture of Canada.

French is derived from the Vulgar Latin of the Roman Empire. During this time, France was known as Gaul, and the Romans conquered it in the first and second centuries BC.

To the uninitiated, a festivity named International Day of Happiness may sound childish. You may be imaging children singing "If you're happy and you know it..."

Certified Nurses Day was established in 2008 by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) in collaboration with the American Nurses Association (ANN) to recognize the achievement of certification and the commitment to professionalism and critical knowledge of specialty areas that it demonstrates.