World Television Day!

21 Nov 2022

World Television Day!World Television Day is celebrated on 21 November each year. This day aims to raise awareness about the importance of TV in our lives.
The United Nations General Assembly made November 21 World Television Day on December 17, 1996.
Key facts!

This day recognises the growing impact that TV has on decision-making.
This is done by bringing global attention to conflicts and threats to peace and security.
In addition to television's potential to bring more attention to other important issues.
On World Television Day people celebrate the ideas that television represents.
In the context of the modern world, television is a symbol of both communication and globalisation.
Television also plays an important role to inform, guide, and change public opinion.

Watch a short video on the invention of TV.

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World Television Day is celebrated on 21 November each year. This day aims to raise awareness about the importance of TV in our lives.

The United Nations General Assembly made November 21 World Television Day on December 17, 1996.

Key facts!

This day recognises the growing impact that TV has on decision-making.
This is done by bringing global attention to conflicts and threats to peace and security.
In addition to television’s potential to bring more attention to other important issues.
On World Television Day people celebrate the ideas that television represents.
In the context of the modern world, television is a symbol of both communication and globalisation.
Television also plays an important role to inform, guide, and change public opinion.

Watch a short video on the invention of TV.

Curious Times is a leading newspaper and website for kids. We publish daily global news aligned to your learning levels (also as per NEP 2020): Foundational, Preparatory (Primary), Middle and Senior. So, check out the News tab for this. We bring kids’ favourite Curious Times Weekly newspaper every weekend with top news, feature stories and kids’ contributions. Check out daily JokesPoke, Tongue Twisters, Word of the Day and Quote of the Day, kids need it all the time.

ME – My Expressions at Curious Times is your place to get your work published, building your quality digital footprint. And it is a good way to share your talent and skills with your friends, family, school, teachers and the world. Thus, as you will step into higher educational institutes your published content will showcase your strength.

Events, Quizzes and Competitions bring students from over 5,000 schools globally to participate in the 21st-Century themes. Here schools and students win certificates, prizes and recognition through these global events.

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Communicate with us: WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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