08 June In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on June 08, the day number in a year is 160 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 161. June 08 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
1557	England declared war against France.
1690	Yakut Khan, the commander of Siddi, broke the Majgaon Fort. The Majgaon Fort was a British fort in Majgaon, Mumbai. It was built around 1680. In 1689, Yakut Khan invaded Mumbai with 20,000 soldiers.
1736	Leonard Euler wrote to James Sterling to describe the Euler – McLaurin formula, which provides the relationship between integrals and sums.
1776	The American revolutionary war-British forces defeated the Coptinental Army in the tris-rhetoric battle, the final major battle on the Quebec soil that was part of the invasion of the American colonists of Quebec.
1783	In Iceland, a volcano, Lucky, began an 8 -month explosion. It added the estimated 14 k.m.3 basalt lava and poisonous clouds of SO and acid compounds. Due to this disaster, 50% of the livestock population of Iceland died. The volcanic eruption caused a famine that killed 25% of Iceland's population.
1783	Iceland's Laki Craters began an eight -month explosion, causing large famine and large -scale florine toxicity.
1783	The Lucky Volcano 8-month eruption began in southern Iceland.
1824	Noh Cushing painted the washing machine. The washing machine was invented by the Harley Mission Company in 1907 in the USA
1835	The city of Australia Melbourne was founded by John Batman and John Pascoco Fokner.
1856	Tahitian descendants and HMS bounty mutiners settled Norfok Island, an abandoned British punishment colony.
1887	German-American Statisticalist Harman Holerith received a patent for his punch card tabulator.
1909	An earthquake and tsunami destroyed the city of Korinchi, located on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, killing 230 people.
1929	Margaret Bondfield became the first female member of the United Kingdom cabinet when she was named Labor Minister by Ramsay McDonald.
1935	Sam Parks, Jr. Won Open Golf Tournament.
1937	The German Postal Ministry ordered that all non-Aryans should retire.
1937	The world's largest flower bloom in a botanical garden in New York City in the United States.
1938	A 'strong-type' fossils were discovered at Cropybank River Valley, South Africa. This hominid was later designated by Robert Brroom as the Pantranopus Robustas. Paranthropus Robustus was born 2 to 1.2 million years ago.
1940	The discovery of the 93rd element Neptunium was announced.
1949	A diastopian political novel was published for the first time by English writer George Orwell about life under the fictionalist law of nineteen eighty-four, Osia.
1949	Syam was renamed as Thailand. Because of this, some people especially Chinese people who live here, even today like to call Thailand by the name of Siamese. The capital of Thailand is Bangkok.
1950	Thomas became the only Australian to achieve the position of Blami Marshall.
1950	Sir Thomas Blamey became a field marshal in Australian history.
1953	The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Washington D.C. In the restaurant can not refuse to serve black patrons. Earlier, blacks in the US were denied basic human rights due to racism.
1953	The same storm killed more than 200 people in two tornado flints, Michigan and Worsestor, Massachusetts, in addition to two cities Morithan 650 miles (1, 050 km).
1963	The American Heart Association Agency (AHA) became the first agency to campaign against cigarettes.
1972	The Vietnam War-Associated Press Photographer Nick Youut took a naked naked naked nine-year-old Fan to Kim Phukhering after burning a naked naked picture after the naked naked nine-year-old Kim.
1982	Falklands War-The Argentina Air Force attacked Britishtrance ships as they were supplying their supply from the Bluff Cove Inthhel Islands, killing 56 British soldiers and injuring 150 people.
1982	The Brazilian plane B-727 crashed, killing 135 people.
1986	Former United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim was elected President of Austria.
1992	The first World Ocean Day was celebrated. The Earth Summit was proposed by Canada by Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1992 and officially recognized by the United Nations in 2008.
1992	World Oceans Day was celebrated for the first time in Brazil.
1995	Danish-Greenlandic Programmer Rasmus Lardorf released the firstview of Scripting Language PHP, which is now used as a server-side language at about 40% of all web sites.
1996	10th European Football Championship UEFA Euro 96) Started in England
2003	Poland approved joining the European Union in a referendum.
2007	Space shuttle Atlantis was launched on Mission STS -117 with a crew of seven on an assembly mission for the International Space Station. Atlantis is 4th operational and second-to-last space shuttle.
2007	A major storm in New South Wales, Australia, took the wholesaler ship MV Pasha Bulkar to the beach.
2008	A Japanese man fired a truck in a crowd of pedestrians in Akihbara district of Tokyo, then stumbled at least 12 people before being caught.
2009	Two American journalists arrested for illegally keeping in North Korea were sentenced to 12 years after giving an apology after two months.
2014	Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova won the French Open title by defeating Simena Halep.
218	Elagabalas became the king of Rome. He defeated Roman Emperor Macrinus in the battle of Antioc. The Syrian forces supported the Elagalas in the fight.
632	The Prophet of Islam, Muhammad died in Madina, Saudi Arabia. He succeeded by Abu Bakr, who became the first Khalifa of Rashidun Khalifa.
65	The Jews revolted against Rome. He captured the fort of Antonia in Jerusalem. The Roman-Jewish struggle or 'war' was serial rebellion against the Roman Empire between 65 and 135 A.D by the Eastern Mediterranean Jews.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1936	The Indian state radio network Indian State Broadcastings Service was renamed All India Radio.
1948	India's first airline, Air India, launched air services between India and Britain.
2011	Indian social activist Anna Hazare started a second hunger strike against corruption. The anti -corruption movement 2011 is considered one of the largest public movements in independent India. The purpose of this movement was to establish a strong constitutional body against corruption.

Day/Observance	Level
World Ocean Day	International Day
World Brain Tumor Day	International Day
World Oceans Day	International Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1915	Kayyar Kinhanna Rai / Author / India
1957	Dimple Kapadia / Actress / India
1975	Shilpa Shetty / Actress / India

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