About Labour Day
Labor Day, also known as May Day or Labor Day, is observed on May Day to recognize and appreciate the important contributions of workers. Labor Day began in the United States in the 19th century, when the eight-day movement was formed to fight for eight hours of work, eight hours of leisure, and eight hours of leisure.
The main purpose of Labor Day is to recognize the hard work and dedication of workers, to make people aware of their rights and to protect them from exploitation. This day is celebrated all over the world and in some countries it is called Workers’ Day.
History about a working day
The first May Day celebrations based on workers took place on May Day, 1890 when members of the International Congress of Socialist Parties in Europe proclaimed it on July 14, 1889 in Paris, France, to hand over May Day every year as ” International Congress”. A day of solidarity and solidarity workers.”
The day was chosen because of events on the other side of the Atlantic. In 1884, the American Federation of Organized Trades and Unions required an eight-hour workday, effective May 1, 1886. This culminated in the Haymarket General Strike and Riot (in Chicago) of 1886, but ultimately the banning of the eight-hour workday.
May Day is celebrated as May Day in many countries around the world. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, public holidays are not fixed on May 1 but on the first Monday in May.
In the 20th century, the holiday was approved by the Soviet Union and is celebrated as International Workers’ Day, especially in some communist states. The celebrations held in communist countries during the Cold War often featured large military parades with the latest weapons on display as well as displays of civilian support for the government.
Ironically (given the origin of May Day), the United States celebrates Labor Day on the first Monday in September (May Day is Independence Day, a legal holiday and is rarely recognized in the United States ). There is an opinion that the reason for this is to avoid the commemoration of the uprising that took place in 1886. The acceptance of May Day by the Communists and Socialists as their main holiday is another reason why the authorities resisted the celebration of May workers. 1 on May 1. America. Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands celebrate Labor Day on separate days. although this is related to the beginning of the holiday in these countries.
May Day has long been a focal point for protests by various communist, socialist and anarchist groups.
Indian Connections
The first Workers’ Day in India was celebrated on May 1, 1923 in Chennai. The Kisan Labor Party of Hindustan organized May Day celebrations. The leader of the party, Comrade Singaravelar organized two meetings to celebrate this event.
Labor Day is celebrated under many different names in different states of India, the most popular name being May Day. La fête du travail est connue sous le nom de Kamgar Din en hindi, Karmikara Dinacharane en kannada, Karmika Dinotsavam en télougou, Kamgar Divas en marathi, Uzhaipalar Dhinam en tamoul, Thozhilaali Dinam en malayalam et Shromik Dibosh en bengali.
Why May Day is celebrated as Labor Day in India
Labor Day in India is popularly known as May Day. It is also celebrated as Antarrashtriya Shramik Diwas. The holiday is linked to a work movement for the Communist and political relationships. The day’s day is known as “Kamgar Dimsi,” Karmada Deachharavam “in Katha,” Uzhaipar Dhwa “on Tamol” In North India, working days are no longer important as public holidays.
His first festival was held in Chennai (then called Madras) on May 1, 1923. This was pioneered by the Kisan Labor Party of Hindustan. The leader of the party, Comrade Singaravelar organized two meetings to celebrate this event.
