Title WORLD STATISTICS DAY
Date-wise Events October 20
Description
  • It was celebrated for the first time on 20 October 2010 worldwide.
  • The United Nations Statistical Commission declared the day.
  • As of 2010, 103 countries celebrate a national Statistics Day, including 51 African countries that jointly celebrate African Statistics Day annually on 18 November.
  • The next World Statistics Day was celebrated in 2015.
  • The Royal Statistical Society in the UK also launched its getstats statistical literacy campaign on the same day.
  • In recognition of the notable contribution made by Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis in the fields of economic planning and statistical development in the post independent era, the Govt. of India had decided to designate 29th June every year, coinciding with his birth anniversary, as Statistics Day in the category of special day to be celebrated at the national level. 
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Hobbyshobby Homepage     <>   PROFILE of P.C. Mahalanaobis   <>   CROSSWORD #01   <>  CROSSWORD #02   <>    QUIZ on P.C. Mahalanaobis   <>   VIDEOS about P.C. Mahalanaobis   <>  Quiz on History of the date of the event    <>    
External Links for More Information:
World Statistics Day - Official Site   <>   World Statistics Day International Day - World Statistics Day   <>   World Statistics Day (WSD) · UNStat Calender of Events For WSD News about World Statistics Day   <>   World Food Day observed annually on October 16: Facts to consider   <>   World Food Day 2016: These Mind-Bending Facts won't Ram down Your Throat That Easy   <>   World Mental Health Day: Facts, key barriers to effective mental health services   <>   World Statistics Day 2015   <>   World Statistics Day - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   <>   World Statistics Day | Facebook   <>   Blog - World Statistics Day 2015   <>   World Statistics Day Competition - Statistics Views   <>   World Statistics Day   <>   World Statistics Day 2016 - United Nations   <>   World Statistics Day 2015 Is October 20 - World of Statistics   <>