‘National Brothers Day’

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Every year 24th May is observed as ‘National Brothers Day’ since 2005. Brother is not a single word but it defines a feeling. When it’s brother’s day so we can call our brothers and tell them how much we love them and how weird they are as we always do-:) The word ‘Brother’ stems from German word ‘Brothar’ which itself comes from European root ‘Bhrater’ and also some people claim it to be taken from ancient Hindi word ‘Bhrata’ which means Brother. But according to me brothers are the once who bother us.


When you are younger than your brother then you can enjoy annoying them and when you’re Elder brother then you can order them using your powers. Brotherhood is very strong among men whether it is blood relation or not, men take their ‘bro code’ very seriously. There isn’t much that important that can ever come between a strong brotherhood bond. They’re our closest friend sometimes the most annoying person we know but we love them anyway. If you’re blessed with a brother then this is the day to celebrate with them. In fact some friends who are like brothers we should thankful to them for being best secret keeper, for being partner in crime, for protecting us, for taking fight for us. We love them too but we do not express but today is the day to express and celebrate. Brothers day mainly celebrated in United States but many other countries around the world also acknowledge the day like Australia, Russia, some European countries like France, Germany and some Asian countries like India. 

Lastly Shower your love to them today is the day for that. Happy National Brothers day all

                     IB-Ravi Tailor


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