10 July In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on July 10, the day number in a year is 192 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 193. July 10 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
1460	The war of Roses-King Henry VI of England was caught by Yorkists in the Battle of Northampton.
1519	Zhu Chenhao announced the Emperor Zhengade Osupar of the Ming dynasty, who was starting the prince of the Ning Rebellion, and tried to capture Nanjing in the north of his army.
1553	England's throne was handled by Lady Jane Gray. She was a rich in England. She was one of the most learned women of the country at that time. She was carried out under orders stating that the queen is burnt or killing the queen
1553	Four days after the death of his predecessor, Edward VI, Ladigen Gray was officially declared the queen of England, which he started as the 'The Nine Days' Queen.
1645	English Civil War-The MPs destroyed the army of the last rebel region in the Longport battle, eventually controlled the West of England.
1645	English civil war: MPs destroyed the final royalist field army in the Langport battle, eventually given control of Parliament in the West of England.
1652	England declared war against the Netherlands.
1739	King George II authorized the Board of Admiralty to seek maritime retaliation against Spain.
1818	The first edition of The Farmer's Almanac was published in the United States.
1823	The Gall Act was passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom on the basis of the prison reform campaign of Elizabeth Fry.
1851	Pacific University was established as California Wesleyan College in Santa Clara, California.
1856	Nikola Tesla was born. He was a Serbian American engineer and inventor. His contribution to electronics is very large. He played a major role in designing the current flow in turn. The standard unit of the flux has been named Tesla to honor the great scientist.
1890	Wyoming was established as the 44th American state.
1912	After the resignation of Thomas McKenzie, William Massey became the 19th Prime Minister of New Zealand.
1913	The European country Romania declared war against Bulgaria.
1913	The air temperature in the Death Valley of California reached 134 ° F (56.7 ° C), which is the highest reading ever.
1913	Romania declares war against Bulgaria.
1921	A day after a conflict between the Irish Republican Army and the British forces, violence between Catholic and Protestant in Belfastressal in sixteen dead.
1924	Denmark captured Greenland.
1936	The French Social Party was established.
1938	Howard Hughes made a record of flying 91 hours.
1940	The German Luftwafa began attacks on the British convoy to begin Britain's war in the British battlefield.
1941	Holocaust-A group near the area near the group of non-Jewish ethnic poles killed hundreds of Jetedwaban in Poland.
1942	An American naval airman discovered a Mitsubishi A6MZERO on Akutan Island in Alaska, USA, which was used to prepare an aerial war against it.
1943	The US, British and Canadian forces attacked the island of Sicily during the Second World War.
1947	In the Canton area of China, 200 people died after a train fell in a river.
1951	Renowned politician and former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Rajnath Singh was born.
1956	The British House of Lords abolished capital punishment.
1958	First parking meter installed in Britain.
1962	Telstar was launched in class. It was the first communication satellite in the world. It was launched by the US space agency NASA. It was launched with the help of a thor-dalta rocket. This successfully broadcast the satellite television broadcasting.
1962	Telstar, the world's first active, direct Relactation satellite, was launched by NASA in a delta rocketframe cape canveral.
1962	Telstar, the world's first active, direct relay communication, which was launched by NASA riding on a delta rocket from Capcharil.
1965	The first NCC college for women started in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.
1966	Martin Luther King, Junior led a rally in support of the Chicago freedom movement, one of the most ambitious civil rights of North America.
1967	Uruguay became a member of the Burn Conference Treaty. The real name of the treaty is the Burn Conference Copyright Treaty. Under this treaty, the right to copyright is protected by the real owner or inventors who consider unauthorized copy as a crime.
1967	The decimal currency was adopted by New Zealand. The decimal posture is a type of posture that contains sub -units. Many countries have decimal currencies such as Arab, South Asian etc. Non -decimal postures are also used by many countries of the world.
1973	The Bahamas gained complete independence within the nations in the Commonwealth.
1973	Bahamas gained independence within the common country. Bahama is a island country located in the Atlantic Ocean. It consists of more than seven hundred small islands. It is a general nation head as Queen Elizabeth II of England.
1973	John Paul Getty III, grandson of John Oil Magnet J Paulgatti, was kidnapped in Rome.
1976	There was a Sewso disaster in Italy. It was an industrial disaster. This happened due to a leakage of 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachlorodibangeo-dioxine in residential population. More than 3000 animals were found dead and many humans suffered from skin swelling and irritation.
1991	The South African cricket team was read at the ICC. The team was suspended due to the government's apartheid policy. Colorful players were sent out of the team and only the whites were allowed to play.
2000	EADS was formed. EADS means European Aeronautical Defense and Space Company. It was named Airbus Group. It was formed after the merger of Damler Chrisler Aerospace AG (DASA), Constructicus Aeronauticus SA (CASA) and aerospatial-world.
2007	The first single human world passage tour was started by Eurdon Eruk. It was known for human powered circulation. No motorized vehicle was used by Erden ERUC. It took him about 5 years to complete the tour. He is a Turkish courageous.
2011	After 168 years, the final edition of The News of the World was published as the British Tabloid newspaper alleged that the murdered school girl Milli Developer's Viocell, Viocell, 7/7 victims of 7/7 attacks and relatives of the deceased British soldiers hack. .
2011	The British Tabloid newspaper News of the World published her final edition before the closure of the allegations that it hacked the school girl Milli Dauller's voice mail, 7/7ATTACKS victims and relatives of dead British soldiers.
2013	Landslides in China’s Sichuan province killed 40 people.
2015	23 people died in a stampede while taking clothes being distributed for free in Mamansingh district of Bangladesh.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1800	Lord Vellageli, Governor General of British Raj, established India's William College at Fort William to promote other locals of the Bengali, Hindiand subcontinent.
1800	Fort William College was established in Calcutta by the British Governor-General of India, Lord Wellesley, to promote Bengali, Hindi and other local languages of the Indian subcontinent.
1806	Indian soldiers revolted against the East India Company when they were in Vellore Fort and killed or injured 200 British soldiers.
1806	The Vellore Rebellion was the first revolt by the Indian soldiers against the East India Company.
1925	Indian mystic and spiritual guru Meher Baba started his death in 1969 with silence, only through a alphabet or with the gestures of unique hand.
1997	The Indian community gained political authority with the approval of the new constitution in Fiji.
2008	Indian-origin British writer Salman Rushdie was awarded the Best of Booker Award.

Day/Observance	Level
National Fish Farmers Day	National Day
Bahamas Independence Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1923	G. A. Kulkarni / Author / India
1949	Sunil Gavaskar / Cricketer / India
1951	Rajnath Singh / Politician / India
1956	Alok Nath / Actor / India

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