July is a month filled with meaningful national and international observances. From honouring professionals and health awareness to celebrating cultures and historical moments, each day brings a cause worth noting. Here is a detailed list of important days and dates in July 2025, with each explained clearly. Along with the important days and dates in July 2025, you will also find the noteworthy national and international events below.
Date |
Occasion |
1 July |
National Doctor's Day |
1 July |
National Postal Worker Day |
1 July |
Canada Day |
1 July |
Chartered Accountants Day |
1 July |
National U.S. Postage Stamp Day |
1 July |
National Gingersnap Day |
2 July |
World UFO Day |
2 July |
National Anisette Day |
3 July |
National Fried Clam Day |
4 July |
USA Independence Day |
6 July |
World Zoonoses Day |
7 July |
World Chocolate Day |
7 July |
Global Forgiveness Day |
7 July |
Islamic New Year (tentative) |
9 July |
National Sugar Cookie Day |
9 July |
Nunavut Day |
10 July |
Global Energy Independence Day |
10 July |
Guru Purnima |
11 July |
World Population Day |
11 July |
National 7-Eleven Day |
11 July |
Sawan Begins |
12 July |
National Simplicity Day |
12 July |
Paper Bag Day |
12 July |
Malala Day |
13 July |
National French Fry Day |
14 July |
Bastille Day or French National Day |
15 July |
World Youth Skills Day |
15 July |
Social Media Giving Day |
17 July |
World Day for International Justice |
17 July |
World Emoji Day |
18 July |
International Nelson Mandela Day |
20 July |
International Chess Day |
20 July |
Moon Day |
22 July |
Pi Approximation Day |
22 July |
National Flag Day |
22 July |
National Mango Day |
24 July |
National Thermal Engineer Day |
24 July |
National Refreshment Day (Fourth Thursday in July) |
25 July |
World Embryologist Day |
25 July |
System Administrator Appreciation Day (Last Friday in July) |
26 July |
Kargil Vijay Diwas |
27 July |
APJ Abdul Kalam's Death Anniversary |
27 July |
National Parent's Day (Fourth Sunday in July) |
28 July |
World Nature Conservation Day |
28 July |
World Hepatitis Day |
29 July |
International Tiger Day |
30 July |
International Friendship Day |
Observed in India, this day recognises the hard work and commitment of doctors. It also commemorates the birth and death anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a renowned physician and former Chief Minister of West Bengal.
Celebrated to acknowledge the tireless work of postal workers who ensure timely mail delivery. It’s a day to appreciate their dedication, especially in remote and challenging areas.
Canada Day marks the anniversary of the confederation of Canada in 1867. It is celebrated with fireworks, parades, and cultural events across the country as a symbol of national pride.
This day celebrates the establishment of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) in 1949. It honours the contribution of CAs to the country’s financial and economic growth.
This day highlights the history and value of postage stamps and honours philatelists who collect them. It also reminds us of the early days of mail delivery.
Gingersnap Day is for enjoying these sweet and spicy cookies made from ginger, molasses, and cinnamon. It’s a celebration of their unique flavour and history.
World UFO Day encourages people to look to the skies for unidentified flying objects. It also aims to raise awareness about UFO sightings and promote interest in space mysteries.
Observed in several European countries, this day celebrates anisette, a sweet, anise-flavoured liquor. It’s popular in cocktails and known for its distinct taste.
This American food holiday celebrates fried clams, a traditional coastal delicacy. The day highlights the culinary heritage of New England, where the dish originated.
One of the biggest holidays in the US, it marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. People celebrate with parades, fireworks, and family gatherings.
This day commemorates Louis Pasteur's first vaccination against a zoonotic disease in 1885. It raises awareness about animal-to-human transmitted diseases and promotes preventive health.
Celebrated worldwide, this day marks the introduction of chocolate to Europe in 1550. It’s a sweet occasion for chocolate lovers to indulge and appreciate this treat.
A day that encourages individuals to forgive others and make peace. It promotes emotional well-being and the power of reconciliation.
The first day of Muharram marks the Islamic New Year. It’s a sacred day for Muslims around the world and signifies a time of reflection and prayer.
This day is all about enjoying sugar cookies—a classic and simple treat made with sugar, flour, and butter. A favourite among children and families.
Celebrated in Canada’s northernmost territory, it marks the passing of the Nunavut Act in 1993. The day honours Inuit culture and autonomy.
This day aims to promote energy sustainability and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. It highlights the importance of renewable resources and energy-efficient practices.
Guru Purnima is a day to honour spiritual and academic teachers. Celebrated by Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists, it’s a time to show gratitude and seek blessings.
An awareness day focused on population issues including health, family planning, and gender equality. It’s marked by campaigns and discussions globally.
On this day, the convenience store chain 7-Eleven gives away freebies and special deals to customers as a gesture of appreciation.
The holy Hindu month of Sawan starts on this day. Devotees observe fasts and perform rituals to please Lord Shiva, especially on Mondays.
Honouring Henry David Thoreau, this day promotes living simply and mindfully. It’s a reminder to embrace minimalism and focus on what truly matters.
This day highlights the importance of using paper bags over plastic. It supports sustainable choices and environmental awareness.
Celebrated on Malala Yousafzai’s birthday, this day supports girls’ education worldwide and honours her activism and courage.
This fun food holiday is for enjoying French fries in all shapes and sizes. It’s a tribute to one of the most loved snacks globally.
France’s national day commemorates the Storming of the Bastille in 1789. It symbolises freedom and the start of the French Revolution.
This UN-designated day promotes the importance of equipping youth with skills for employment and entrepreneurship.
It encourages people to use social media platforms to support charitable causes and spread positivity.
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Also known as International Criminal Justice Day, it raises awareness about global efforts to bring justice to war crimes and genocides.
Celebrated on the date shown on the calendar emoji, this day appreciates the role of emojis in digital communication.
Observed on his birthday, this day honours Mandela’s legacy and calls on people to dedicate time to community service.
Recognises the founding of FIDE (World Chess Federation) in 1924. It celebrates chess as a global, strategic game.
Marks the anniversary of the first moon landing by Apollo 11 in 1969. It celebrates human achievements in space exploration.
Celebrated because 22/7 is a common approximation of Pi. The day highlights the significance of the mathematical constant in science and engineering.
Celebrates the adoption of India’s national flag in 1947. It’s a day to honour the symbol of national pride and unity.
Dedicated to the “king of fruits”, this day celebrates the love for mangoes and their cultural significance in India.
Recognises professionals in thermal engineering and their contributions to energy efficiency and innovation in electronics.
Celebrated on the fourth Thursday of July, it promotes taking a break to enjoy cool beverages during the summer heat.
Marks the birth of the first IVF baby, Louise Brown, in 1978. The day honours embryologists and their role in fertility treatments.
Celebrated on the last Friday of July, it appreciates IT professionals who keep systems running smoothly.
Commemorates India’s victory in the 1999 Kargil War. It honours the bravery and sacrifice of Indian soldiers.
This day remembers the former President of India and great scientist, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, for his contributions to science and education.
Observed on the fourth Sunday of July, it celebrates the love, care, and sacrifices of parents in raising their children.
Raises awareness about protecting natural resources and ensuring a healthy environment for future generations.
Aims to raise awareness about viral hepatitis and promote actions for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Also known as Global Tiger Day, it promotes efforts to protect wild tigers and their habitats.
This day celebrates the value of friendships in promoting peace, unity, and mutual understanding among people worldwide.
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