Daughter’s Day – Fourth Sunday in September

Daughter’s Day – Fourth Sunday in September

“A daughter is someone you laugh with, dream with, and love with all your heart.”

A girl child is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of September as National Daughter’s Day in India which is on 25th September in 2022. Just like we celebrate Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, similarly there is a Daughter’s Day to celebrate the gift of God in the form of Daughter.

World Daughter’s Day is marked on January 12th every year, while Day of the Girl Child is celebrated by UNICEF and CRY on October 11th, every year. While the whole week is dedicated to “Daughter’s Week” in many countries.

Different countries celebrate Daughter’s Day on different dates and the main aim in celebrating international daughter’s day is to remove the stigma of burden in many countries of having a daughter instead of a son, on account of cultural practices like giving dowry, etc.

Female foeticide is a big problem in our country and still exists in village and rural areas, where the birth of a girl is considered as bad while the birth of a son is rejoiced. Our culture has created the mindset that son is their savior. People need to realize that girls are not burdened anymore and are as good as boys.

It is said that the son is a son until he gets a wife, while the daughter is a daughter, all her life. Daughters are the boon that parents can have making their lives so beautiful and colorful.

Daughter’s day is a perfect time to show your angel how much you love her and to shower her with gifts and surprises. It is a day to make our daughters feel the love and care and make them realize that they stand next to sons and are the pride of the family.

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Simmi Kamboj is the Founder and Administrator of Ritiriwaz, your one-stop guide to Indian Culture and Tradition. She had a passion for writing about India's lifestyle, culture, tradition, travel, and is trying to cover all Indian Cultural aspects of Daily Life.