03 December In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on December 03, the day number in a year is 338 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 339. December 03 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1469	Famous Italian politician and historian Niccolo Machiavele was born in the city of Florence.
1730	Kole Sibber was appointed the British Poet Laureate under George II.
1792	George Washington was elected President of the United States.
1796	Baji Rao II was made the Peshwa of the Maratha Empire. He was the last Peshwa of the Maratha Empire.
1800	The war of the second coalition-French armies led by General Jean More defeated Austrian and Baymen under Archduk John Inhanlenden near Munich, forced Austrian people to sign a weapon.
1818	Illinois was accepted as the 21st US state.
1828	Andrew Jackson was elected the seventh President of America.
1828	Andrew Jackson was elected as the 7th President of the United States.
1832	Andrew Jackson was re-elected to the US in the US presidential election.
1834	The first regular census was established in Zolverin Germany, at which time the population of Germany was 23,478,120.
1854	Minoring at Eureka Stock Day in Ballarat, Australia, killed at least 22 people and 35 others were injured, violent clashes with police and army.
1889	The youngest hanged revolutionary, Khudiram Bose, was born in the independence movement.
1904	Jupiter's largest irregular satellite Himalia was discovered by Charles Dillon Perin, astronomer of Lick Observatory San Jose of California.
1910	The world's first neon lamp, developed by the French physicist Georges Claude, was first exhibited at the Paris Motor Show.
1910	Modern neon lighting was first seen publicly after the Installation George Cloud at the Paris Motor Show.
1915	An earthquake measuring 6.5 in Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh claimed 170 lives and destroyed many houses.
1927	Putting pants on Philip, the first official film characterized by comedy pair Laurel and Hardy was released.
1948	1,100 people were killed when the ship carrying a Chinese refugee vessel in the East China Sea exploded in Qiangya.
1951	Lebanon University was established.
1959	The present flag of Singapore was adopted, six months later Singingapur became self-governance within the British Empire.
1960	Musical Calot (Julie Andrews and Richard Burtonpreatard), which would be associated with John F. Kennedy's presidency, opened on Broadway.
1967	Cardiac surgeon Christian Bernard performed the first human heart transplant on Louis Washkenskey in Grot Posts in Cape Town, South Africa.
1967	Former President of Indonesia Sukarno was under house arrest.
1976	Patrick Hillary was elected unopposed as the 6th President of Ireland.
1979	According to the results of the two -day referendum, the current constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran was adopted.
1979	Hockey magician Major Dhyanchand Singh died.
1984	Leaking toxic gas from the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal killed at least 3000 people and caused several thousands of physical deformities.
1992	During excessive weather conditions, the oil tanker Azian Sierran surrounded the banks of Gallicia, Spain, with 67,000 tons of light crude oil.
1997	Representatives of 121 countries signed the Ottawa Treaty and signed the use of anti-workers land mines.
1999	NASA had lost contact with the Marse Polar Lander (painter) before the Marsand environment disappeared.
2005	Pakistan's Information Minister claims that Pakistani services have killed al-Qaeda operational commander Abu Hamza Rabia in a fight on the border of Afghanistan.
2006	Mark Ravlomanana, the current leader is expected to be elected as the President of Madagascar in the Madagascar elections.
2007	The United States of November 2007 states the National Intelligence Estimate Ensure and "Higher confidence" that Iran had terminated its nuclear weapon program in the 2003 collapse and possibly not resumed since then.
2008	A protest march against the outbreak of cholera by doctors and nurses in Zimbabwe was to be suppressed by the intervention of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
2009	Five more people of China have been sentenced to death in the July riots in Mrümqi, Xinjiang, Northwest China.
2009	A suicide bomb blast in Mogadishu, Somalia lost 25 people, including three ministers of the transitional federal government.
2010	A Lahore court appealed to an appeal to ban the WikiLeaks website, in which the judge described such a ban as "unacceptable" and said that "we should tolerate the truth, no matter how harmful it is. ".
2011	About 8 children were killed in the last few weeks due to the bite of crazy bats in the Amazon Basin of Ecuador.
2011	Film actor Dev Anand passed away.
2012	The former employees of General Motors have been allowed by the US Supreme Court to file a complaint against a unit of State Street Corp on alleged disturbances of their retirement savings.
2012	In the Philippines, at least 475 people died in the 'earthquake' storm.
2013	Researchers at New York at Albert Einstein College of Medicine have found that a modified form of leukemia treatment, radio immunotherapy can destroy latent HIV cells, perhaps providing a cure for it.
2014	The corruption hypothesis has been released in 2014 by Transparency International, with Denmark top ranking and North Korea and Somalia have achieved the lowest rankings.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1751	Battle of Arnie in India Second Carnatic War): A British East India Company-led army under Robert Clive defeats a very large Franco-Indian army under the command of Rana Sahib at Archana.
1829	Viceroy Lord William Bentick banned the practice of sati in India.
1829	Viceroy Lord William Bentick banned the practice of sati in India.
1884	The first President of India, Rajendra Prasad was born in Jiradei, Bihar.
1971	The Emergency came into force in the country after the war between India and Pakistan started.
1984	The methyl isocyanate and other toxic chemicals were accidentally destroyed by the Union Carbide India Limited Pesticide plant in Bhopal, India, causing the world's largest industrial disaster.
2004	India and Pakistan agreed to restore rail connectivity between Munabav and Khokrapar after 40 years.

Day/Observance	Level
World Disability Day	International Day
Dr. Rajendra Prasad Jayanti	National Day
International Day of Persons with Disabilities	International Day
International Day of Disabled Persons	International Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1884	Rajendra Prasad / Politician / India
1889	Khudiram Bose / Freedom Fighter / India
1982	Mitali Raj / Player / India
1884	Dr. Rajendra Prasad / Lawyer / India
1884	Rajendra Prasad / Politician / India
1889	Khudiram Bose / Freedom Fighter / India
1894	Deiva Zivarattinam / Politician / India
1903	Ramdhari Singh Dinkar / Writer / India
1903	Yashpal / Writer / India
1928	Muhammad Habibur Rahman / Politician / India
1937	Binod Bihari Verma / Author / India
1950	H. L. Dattu / Lawyer / India
1970	Jimmy Shergill / Actor / India
1982	Mithali Raj / Cricketer / India

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