The Transgender Day of Remembrance, also known as the International Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed annually on November 20. It is to remember those who have been murdered in protests asking for their rights or as a result of transphobia. The observance is a day to bring attention to the violence endured by transgender people.Check Out The Tweets Below:
🌍Transgender Day of Remembrance ❤️ We are taking this opportunity to remember all the lives lost just to be accepted in society. Here at @WMPolice we appreciate and honour diversity. To our trans family we stand united 💯🚔🌍❤️ #TransRightsAreHumanRights #kingstanding pic.twitter.com/Oc8hO0vLYi— Erdington Policing Constituency (@ErdingtonWMP) November 20, 2020
It's Transgender Day of Remembrance!
Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day to memorialize those we have lost and raise awareness of the deadliness of transphobia, but additionally this day is to honor and celebrate the transgender and gender-nonconforming community. Trans lives matter. pic.twitter.com/OcGW7ZGRXv— Safe Connections (@SafeConnections) November 20, 2020
White Ribbon Day is observed on November 25 every year. The day is dedicated to tens of thousands of people who stand up, speak up, and say no to violence against women.Check Out the Tweets Below:
White Ribbon Day Speaks Against Violence Against Women!Lancashire County Council will begin two weeks of action to support #WhiteRibbonDay on Wednesday 25 November. White Ribbon Day was established in Canada in 1989 by men who wanted to stand up to abuse against women. Read more here: https://t.co/lybTGyC2I6 pic.twitter.com/JQDTEyjTB5— Lancashire County Council (@LancashireCC) November 20, 2020
White Ribbon Day has never been more relevant than it is in 2020. The pandemic amplified social isolation & exacerbated financial stress on relationships. My government recognises the challenges & knows there is more work to be done. Everyone deserves to feel safe in their home. pic.twitter.com/eyxBMP7BmU— Annastacia Palaszczuk (@AnnastaciaMP) November 20, 2020
On Chhath Puja 2020, people have taken to Twitter sending wishes and greetings on the festive occasion. People are also sharing pictures of the celebrations at their hometowns.Check Out the Tweets Below:
Happy Chhath Puja!In #ChhathPuja, A mother fasts for more than 48hrs without water for well being and prosperity of her family & her children. She expects nothing but happiness of them. #छठ is not only a Festival, It's a Faith ! Thekua is not a Holy Offerings Food, It's a Emotions ! 😇🙏 pic.twitter.com/SvP82zLQic— SAURABH AGGARWAL (@Saurabh_Munger) November 20, 2020
#ChhathPuja has the essence of #SanatanFestivals-fasting, Arghya & Bhajans to Surya Devta & Chhathi Mata,
Saatvik Bhog like Kaddu Baat, Thekua, #NariShakthi led community participation
Greetings to upasaks of #छठ_महापर्व & prayers for Ma🇮🇳's wellbeingpic.twitter.com/Pzq5GS8ATK pic.twitter.com/szSR7mgYIf— Rajagopalan. N (@nrajabpcl) November 20, 2020
Photo of zucchini named as ‘Jugni’ at a Ludhiana supermarket has gone viral on social media platforms. The picture has gone viral with Twitter laughing at the vegetable's new name.Check Out the Tweet Below:
When Zucchini Comes to Punjab.
The Punjabi dialect didn`t even spare poor Zucchini once it`s been to Ludhiana. pic.twitter.com/euSelaYPVs— Dr Aman kashyap (@DrAmankashyap) November 18, 2020
A video of kayaker's very close miss from being hit by a whale's tail has been shared online.Check it Here:
Kayaker barely misses the tail end of a whale... 🐋 🤯 pic.twitter.com/Sxw4LbbCoZ— Mack & Becky Comedy (@MackBeckyComedy) November 19, 2020
A COVID-19 patient in Utah undergoing treatment played violin to express gratitude to his doctors and other health workers.Watch The Video Here:
NOTES OF GRATITUDE: An intubated COVID patient performs a violin rendition of the "Tennessee Waltz" to thank his caregivers in Utah. https://t.co/MmQ9Y3Q3Yu pic.twitter.com/s7wFiG7bKi— ABC News (@ABC) November 20, 2020
A white pooch sucked on some blue inkjet and good his face turned all blue! Funny picture of the dog is going viral.See it Here:
Guess who decided to eat the inkjet cartridge? pic.twitter.com/qYWpemcRBZ— Dave M (@SpotTheLoon2010) November 16, 2020
Chhath Puja festival is being celebrated today. On this day, people are sharing their good wishes and greetings with everyone on Twitter.Check Tweets:
Greetings to all of you on #ChhathPuja.
May ''Chhath Maiya'' bless all people with good health & prosperity. #ChhathPuja pic.twitter.com/p3OnlEWDBf— Pritam Kr Mandal (@ImPritamKumar11) November 20, 2020
May the blessings of Chhath Mata fill your life with happiness, prosperity and success.❤️❤️
Wishing you all a very Happy Chhath Puja.🙏🙏#ChhathPuja2020 #Chhath #Chhathpooja #ChhathPuja #छठ_महापर्व #छठ_पूजा pic.twitter.com/FumiuJp8ct— EngineerByMistake (@Er_By_Mistake) November 20, 2020
Heartfelt greetings to all of you on Mahaparv Chhath!
May the Sun God always illuminate us all with his energy, aura and our country continues to climb new steps of success and prosperity.
जय छठी मईया 🙏🏻#ChhathPuja #ChhathPuja2020 #छठ_पूजा #छठ_महापर्व pic.twitter.com/HzRIWZnLJ5— Chandan Ray (@imchandanRay) November 20, 2020
It is Universal Children's Day today and people are sharing pictures, images and wishes on Twitter.Check Tweets:
Nothing is better than education as a gift to children which will not only build their future but help them live their present free from evils like child labour..#UniversalChildrensDay pic.twitter.com/xNNY78uh36— Arun Kumar Yadav (@iArunKumarYadav) November 20, 2020
Children's smile😊 is a symbol of elation take the initiative to educate needy children👶👧👦 and let them smile😊 enough reason@Gurmeetramrahim ji#UniversalChildrensDay pic.twitter.com/1uhuNLDiak— Rehka Insan (@rekhainsa72065) November 20, 2020
On #UniversalChildrensDay let's remember that actually everyday belongs to them. Don't take away their innocence, best gift you can give them is a safe childhood. Also, each one please teach one!#FridayMotivation pic.twitter.com/gag8n3xsj1— Navniet Sekera (@navsekera) November 20, 2020
The most-awaited day of the week is here. And this morning #FridayVibes, #FridayThoughts and #FridayMotivation has started to trend online.Check Tweets:
P= Persist
U= Until
S= Success
H= Happens#FridayThoughts #FridayMotivation #fridayfeeling #fridaymorning #verygoodmorning— Ayonashish Handique (@ayonashish2002) November 20, 2020
Today is a new day - and a new chance to make your dreams come true.#MorningThoughts #FridayFeeling #FRIDAY— Chirag Koradia (@chiragkoradia) November 20, 2020
🌈🌄A good day begins how well you start your day. The moment you open your eyes you have your choices either to make your day count or just to live it medicore. The decision is yours. You should be super charged to work on your dreams and aspirations.#FridayThoughts #gratitude pic.twitter.com/iKCbvVW3Dv— Chandni (@ChandniTripathy) November 20, 2020
It's finally Friday and people have taken to social media platforms about their weekend plans. While most of them are excited, others think they are just two days away from another week. Meanwhile, some are posting inspirational quotes and motivational thoughts using the hashtags #FridayFeeling and #FridayThoughts. Some are sending each other Good morning wishes. November 20 marks various festivals and events around the world.
Universal Children's Day falls on the day which celebrates children and their rights. It talks about the rights of children. The day marks Africa Industrialization Day 2020 which will be observed with the theme “Inclusive and sustainable industrialisation in the AfCFTA era”
It marks Transgender Day of Remembrance which is an annual observance on November 20 that honours the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. Chhat Puja, an annual Hindu festival falls on November 20. People worship the Sun by fasting and offering prayers on the occasion. The day marks the birthdays, birth anniversaries and death anniversaries of many popular celebrities, historical figures and a lot more. It marks the birthdays of Milkha Singh, Anup Kumar, Babita Kumari, Nathan Lyon, Alzarri Joseph and Kyle Hope.
Meanwhile, as COVID-19 continues to be a threat for people across countries, it is important to maintain hygienic practices and cleanliness. Ensure you wash your hands and wear facemasks wherever you go. Maintain social distancing and encourage people to do the same. We wish you a Happy Friday and a great weekend ahead. Stay healthy and safe!