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The document discusses Red Cross Day, which celebrates the spirit of Red Cross volunteers who provide medical help without discrimination. It notes that the tradition of an annual Red Cross Day began after World War I. It also discusses the founder of Red Cross Day in India, Sir Claude Hill, who introduced the bill to establish the Indian Red Cross Society independent of the British Red Cross in 1920. Finally, it provides some questions and answers about Red Cross Day, noting it is the birth anniversary of Henry Dunant, the founder and first president of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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RED CROSS DAY.pptx
- 1. RED CROSS DAY By Daksh Thakur
- 2. WHY WE CELEBRATE RED CROSS DAY After World War I, the tradition to celebrate an annual Red Cross day was established and it was called Red Cross Truce. The day is significant as it celebrates the spirit of the volunteers to provide medical help to everyone without any discrimination.
- 3. Founder of Red crosss day in India A bill to constitute the Indian Red Cross Society, Independent of the British Red Cross, was introduced in the Indian Legislative Council on 3rd March 1920 by Sir Claude Hill, member of the Viceroy's Executive Council who was also Chairman of the Joint war Committee in India .
- 4. Some photos of red cross day
- 5. Some question and answer Q1 Who started red cross day? Red Cross Day is the birth anniversary of Henry Dunant. Q2 WHO FATHER OF RED CROSS DAY? Henry DunantGuillaume, Henri Dufour, Louis Appia, Gustave Moynier, Th辿odore Maunoir Q3 FULL FORM OF IRCS? IRCS stands for Indian Red Cross Society. It is a voluntary humanitarian organization that has around 700 branches in India
- 6. Q4 What is the emblem of Red Cross? The red cross emblem a red cross on a white ground is a symbol of protection (protective use) and of membership of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement (indicative use). Q5 When was Red Cross founded? 1863, Geneva, Switzerland
- 7. THE END