The New Year is here again, and for most part of the world, it is a celebrated day, dated 1st of January, 2023 according to the Gregorian calendar.
Many decisions that foster personal growth and development will be contiously made by individuals, families, and establishments. The aura of the season fuels a feeling of a fresh chance to a better start from the previous year's hiccups, or a reinforced continuation of a working pattern.
As soon as the New Year clocks, there is always intense outpour of positive energy, with people jubilating, fire works display, worship, and internal feelings of hope. Without doubt, it is a very special moment.
As popular as 1st of January is, not all countries acknowledge this day as their new year day.
■ China
The date of the Chinese New Year is not a constant one. It varies, based on the cycles of the moon and sun. It is generally twenty-one to fifty-one days behind the Gregorian (usual) calender. It is always a fun-filled period of activities, lasting a whole seven days holiday.
■ Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka marks New year on 14th April. It is a day of feasting for all.
■ The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman are countries that are within the GCC territory.
The Islamic New year for 2023 falls between July 19 and July 21.
Undeniably common amongst these New Year days, are celebrations and reflections.
Happy New Year 2023.
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