14th March: International Ask a Question Day

The International Ask a Question Day history, origin, and the founder is anonymous. The creator would have chosen March 14th for this celebration as it coincides with the birth anniversary of Albert Einstein who was born in 1879. However, the goal of the Ask a Question Day is for all the people to benefit from asking more and better questions. Questioning skills vary from every people as some ask great questions in a way to acquire knowledge and few others ask silly questions. Irrespective of the type of questions, Ask a Question Day gives an opportunity to every one of us to start questioning to find the answer. The most important thing is not to stop questioning if you are curious and unclear about something. Questioning is the best way to find unknown information in a better way. The reasons to ask questions include gathering information, creates awareness, let you think clearly.

His work in the field of physics ultimately predicted the atomic bomb, and his understanding of light, one which light is both a wave and a stream of particles, helped shape modern quantum mechanics. For his work, he earned the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921 and became the most well-known and inspiring scientists of the 20th century.

Looking at his work as well as the works of many successful social reformers, educators, and influencers of the past decade, International Ask a Question Day encourages those young and old to learn what questions to ask, how to ask them and continue bringing their sense of curiosity to life.