Tricks To Remember Days ...............


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Let's start with- January- March

1. January :
1) January-In January there are 5 important days
1)12 Jan-National youth day (rashtriya yuva diwas)
2) 15 Jan-Army day (sena diwas)
3)24 Jan-National girl child day (rashtriya balika diwas)
4) 25 Jan- National tourism day/ voter day
5) 30 Jan- National martyr day(rashtriya shahid diwas)/ Anti leprosy day
No. Of days=5 so,
Story subject- January me mere ghar 5 tarah ke log aaye
Trick with story- January me mere ghar paanch tarah ke log aaye jinme 12 yuva,15 sena ke log,24 balikaye,25-25 tourism aur voter or 30 shahid ke parivar ke log jo leprosy ke shikar the.
Note-12,15,24,25,30 is days.
2. February :
1) 4 feb- world Cancer day
2) 28 feb-National Science day

February 

In February only 2 important days.
No of days-2(both related to science)
Story subject- February me science ne 2 experiment kiye
Trick-" February me science ne do experiment kiye jinme 4 cancer ke marizo ko thik karne me 28 vigyan(science) ka use hua".

March 
1)8 mar- International women day
2) 9 mar-world kidney day
3) 15 mar-world consumer right day
4)20 mar- world sparrow day/happiness day(khushi diwas)
5) 21 mar- World forest day
6) 22 mar- world water day
7) 23 mar- meteorological day
8) 24 mar- World T.B day
No. Of days=8
Note-(because of all days are WORLD days) Subject- march ki 8 world famous Ghatnaye
Trick with story-
8 women ki 9 kidney 15 consumers ko 20 sparrow ke through khushi khushi 21 forest me 22 water boat ke jariye 23 metro stations par 24 T.B ke marizo ko becha gaya.
Note- 20,21,22,23,24 days in sequence To bs story yaad rkhey.

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