Answer and Detail
The correct answer is: 25th March.
Detail: Originally, January 1 was celebrated as the start of the new year in the Julian calendar. However, after the Roman Empire fell, many parts of Europe shifted the New Year to March 25. This change aligned with the Christian festival of the Annunciation, which marks the angel Gabriel’s visit to Mary. In England, March 25 officially became New Year’s Day in the 12th century.
