International Day of Tolerance is celebrated every year on 16 November with the primary objective of promoting mutual understanding and respect among all diverse cultures and communities across the world.

International Day of Tolerance is celebrated every year on 16th November with the primary objective of promoting mutual understanding and respect among all the diverse cultures and communities across the world. This day holds immense significance as it celebrates the diverse cultures, religions and Promotes understanding, acceptance and respect of ideologies. It encourages societies to deal with diversity, reject discrimination and engage in open dialogue to bridge the gaps between different communities. By recognizing and celebrating tolerance, the day contributes to building a harmonious world where people from different backgrounds can collaborate, learn from each other and collectively solve global challenges.Cultures International Day for Tolerance was established in 1996 by the United Nations to promote understanding between peoples and respect for diversity. The day is observed to commemorate the adoption of the Declaration of Principles on Tolerance by UNESCO member states on November 16, 1995.