Cyber ​​Monday in Russia

Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day

On January 29, 1985, several countries led by the Government of India signed the Delhi Declaration. The principles of this declaration called on the whole world to abandon not only the use of nuclear weapons, but also further developments in this area.

Russian navigators have completed many expeditions, showing heroism and perseverance in exploring new lands and oceans, despite the vagaries of weather and unfavorable climatic conditions. The dedication of researchers and the incredible thirst for knowledge delights their descendants. In honor of travelers who made a significant contribution to the development of geography and related disciplines, January 29 is celebrated as Pioneer Day in Russia.

Every year on January 29, World Non-Commitment Day is celebrated around the globe. On this day, everyone can pamper themselves - do nothing and have a little fun. The main thing is not to forget to tell your family and friends on this day that you are taking a day off. Maybe they will decide to follow your example and refuse some obligations.

Funny Holidays - Day of the Invention of the Car

In Ancient Rus', hair woven in a special way spoke of a woman’s social and family status. Having a girl's braid cut off was a punishment for losing her virginity before marriage. The construction of a hairstyle required skill and skill. Walking around with loose hair, which was considered a receptacle of vitality, was not accepted. Girls were woven with a three-pointed braid from an early age.

Holidays of Zoroastrianism - Gahanbar, dedicated to Vohu-Manu

Holidays of Moldova - Day of Prosecutor's Office Workers

The holiday takes its name from the church date of honoring the faith of St. Apostle Peter, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ, the first Pope. The second part of the name Peter the Half-Kord received from the folk tradition of checking deposits of leftovers in cellars and barns, as the middle of winter was approaching. On the day of Peter the Half-Fed, they prayed to the Apostle Peter with a request for an excellent harvest of grain in the summer. Signs of the weather for this day: a bright month in the sky promised the coming cold, and frost was also predicted by a crimson sunset.

Orthodox holidays January 29:

Day of Worship of the Honorable Chains of the Apostle Peter

Memorial Day of Righteous Maxim Totemsky