Historical Events Of 22 April Of India And The World's Major Events - 22 April

Historical Events Of 22 April Of India And The World's Major Events - 22 April 

 

 

History Today - April 22 for India and the world have been several incidents in which is entered into the pages of history and often all about the history of many such Atihashik Genia will read about the 22 past April to belong to, Let us know what special events happened in the history of the country and the world today ie April 22

  • 22 April Ka Itihas (Historical events of 22nd April)
  • 1809 - Second day of the Battle of Accumul: the Austrian army was defeated by the first French Empire, led by Napoleon.
  • 1864 - U.S. Congress passed the 1864 coin act
  • 1898 - Spanish-American War: USS Nashville, a Spanish merchant occupied the ship.
  • 1945 - World War II: 420 prisoners were killed and approximately 80 went to Jasenovac concentration camp revolt.
  • 1948 - Arab-Israel War: Haifa occupied by Arab forces on a major Israeli port.
  • 1969 - British sailing Sir Robin Knox-Johnston won the Sunday Times Golden Globe race and completed the world's first solo non-stop circulation.
  • 1970 - First Earth Day was celebrated.
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  • 1977 - Optical fiber was used to carry the first live telephone traffic.
  • 1992 - In a series of blasts in Guadalajara, Mexico, 206 people were killed, about 500 were injured, and 15,000 were homeless.
  • 1993 - An eighteen-year-old Stephen Lawrence was killed in a racial inspired attack while waiting for a bus in Velh Hall, Eltham.
  • 1997 - In Algeria, 93 villages were killed in the Howch Khemesse War.
  • 2000 - In the pre-morning raid, federal agencies seized six-year-old Eli Gonzalez from his relative's house in Miami.
  • 2004 - Two fuel trains collided in Ringgoche, North Korea, in which 150 people were killed.
  • 2005 - Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi apologized for the war record of Japan.
  • 2008 - United States Air Force retired in the remaining F-117 nightthoke aircraft service.
  • 2010 - China had accepted the matter of constructing a dam in Sangpo near Tibet on the Brahmaputra river after a long period of denial.
  • 2014 - More than 60 people were killed and 80 seriously injured in a train accident in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Katanga province.
  • 2016 - Paris agreement was signed to fight global warming.
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  • 22 April Famous People Birth (famous person born on 22 April)
  • 1760 - 18th King Emperor Akbar II of the Mughal dynasty was born.
  • 1851 - The famous engineer, social worker and hero of the Green Revolution, Sir Ganga Ram was born in India.
  • 1914 - Hindi film director B R Chopra was born.
  • 1916 - India's famous actress, singer, and film producer Kanan Devi was born.
  • 1936 - Judge of the law of sea law P. Chandrasekhar Rao was born in the international court.
  • 1952 - Indian Prime Minister Kamla Prasad Bisser was born in Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribbean island of Indian origin.
  • Famous person Death on 22 April (the death of famous persons on 22 April)
  • 1974 - Famous novel writer Chetan Bhagat died.
  • 1980 - Social reformer Manguram had passed away.
  • 1969 - Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee, the famous revolutionary of 'Kakori Kand' died.
  • 2001 - Mahmood Ali Khan, one of the prominent politicians of India and former Governor of Madhya Pradesh, passed away.
  • 2013 - India's famous violinist Lalgudi Jayaraman died.
  • Important Festival and Days on 22 April (Important Celebration and Day on 22 April)
  • World earth day
  • Water resources day

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