In order to raise awareness of what happiness is, people around the world celebrate the International Day of Happiness every year on 20 March. The day was celebrated in several countries in 2013.

Today is International Day of Happiness! So, what is today all about? Well, according to the United Nations, it's all about happiness. Seems pretty obvious right? Well, the UN uses the day to ...

The International Day of Happiness is celebrated every March 20. It began in 2013, when the first day of this holiday was celebrated. The United Nations is the one who created the day and is also ...

On March 20 every year, the International Day Of Happiness is observed ... realise the importance of happiness within their lives. So where do nations stand in terms of happiness quotient and what's ...

The list, based on research conducted between 2016 and 2018, is published on International Day of Happiness. Finland, Denmark and Norway were the happiest nations while South Sudan replaced ...

Reporters from Assumption Grammar find out what happens to our body when we are happy. The UN's International Day of Happiness encourages you to think about the things that make you happy.

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty ... Therefore, this year’s observance is a chance to stand in solidarity with people living in poverty, truly listen to their daily struggles ...

We must take proactive steps to effect change. On this International Day of Happiness, Karen shares a profound truth: happiness is not merely a fleeting emotion—it's a skill that can be learned ...

Today is the International Day of Happiness, so a great time to explore how changing your diet can help to boost your mood. Your body’s feel-good chemicals Nutrients in food can promote the prod ...

My fellow Koreans and seven million fellow compatriots overseas, As I take office as the 18th-term President of the Republic ...

We are confronting harsh realities that are threatening to destroy the basic assumptions for discussions on happiness. The United Nations 10 years ago designated March 20 as the International Day ...

It, therefore, recognized 21 June as the International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice. A solstice — derived from the Latin sol ("sun") and sistere ("to stand still"), because the ...