Mother's day 2025: 'Mother's Day' is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year. This day is very special for every child and mother. This year Mother's Day will be celebrated on 11 May 2025, Sunday. The date of this occasion changes every year, as it always falls on the second Sunday of May.

Let me tell you, Mother's Day is a day that is dedicated to the mother and this day is celebrated to remember her important role.

Mother is an important part of our life that gives birth to us, raise us, raise us and always with us. Without them our life is incomplete. This day is celebrated to understand the mother's love, sensation and patience which reminds us how important the mother's role is in life.

By the way, one whole life will be reduced for thanking the mother, but on this special day you can thank your mother for her upbringing and her dedication. Do you know how to celebrate this Mother's Day. If not, then let's know everything about Mother's Day.

Know how started to celebrate Mother's Day

According to the information received, a woman named Ana Jarvis of America started Mother's Day. He started a campaign to honor his mother, which gradually turned into a special day. It was officially recognized in the US in 1914 and since then this tradition is being celebrated worldwide.

After all, know why Mother's Day is celebrated

The purpose of celebrating Mother's Day dedicated to the mother is not just a relationship, but a feeling. She worries her children without tired throughout his life, gives them love and supports them at every step. Mother's Day is a chance when we can make our mother feel a little special.

What is the purpose of celebrating Mother's Day

Honor mother's sacrifice and respect

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When is Mother's Day celebrated in the world

Like India, this day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May in countries like America, Australia and Canada. In the United Kingdom (UK), we celebrate this day as the fourth of March as 'Mothering Sunday'.