10 June In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on June 10, the day number in a year is 161 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 162. June 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
1190	The third crusade-Frederick I drowned in the Salef River in Barbrosa Anatolia.
1246	Naseeruddin Muhammad Shah I became the ruler of Delhi.
1719	Battle of Glen Sheel: British forces defeated Yakub and his Spanish allies.
1760	The first effective law for medical practice was enacted in New York.
1786	An earthquake in China's Sijuan province broke the dam on the Dadu River, killing one million people.
1811	A volcanic eruption forms in Sabrina Island Azores).
1829	The first boat race competition between Cambridge University and Oxford University took place. This competition became a tradition after both universities. The race took place on the Tems River in London in England.
1829	In Rowing, Oxford defeated Cambridge in the first boat race (depicted in the 2002 race) held on Tems in London.
1829	The first boat race competition took place at Oxford and the University of Cambridge.
1838	More than 25 Australian tribals were massacred near Inverel in New South Wales.
1865	Richard Wagner's revolutionary Triston and Isolde received their premiere in Munich.
1871	Two days after the Korean coast batteries, two American warships were attacked, an American punitive campaign landed and caught several people on Gangahawa Island.
1918	The First World War-Italian Torpedo boats drowned the Austro-Hungerian dreaded SMS Szant Istwan on the Dalmesian coast.
1924	Rome's Italian socialist leader Giacomo Mattotti kidnapped and murdered.
1925	The United Church of Canada was inaugurated in the city of Mutual Street Arena in Toronto.
1925	The United Church of Canada, the country's largest Protestant Church, conducts its inaugural service at Toronto's Mutual Street Arena.
1931	Norway occupied eastern Greenland.
1933	The Barter Theater was inaugurated in Abingdon City, Virginia.
1935	American Physician Bob Smith drank his last alcohol drink, inscribed in the traditional founding date of alcoholic anonymus.
1940	Norway surrendered to the German Nazi forces during World War II. The German army attacked Norway with sea and wind as soon as Operation Weserbung was taken into action. The unexpected Norwegian forces failed to oppose a powerful attack and officially surrendered to Germany.
1940	Italy declared a fight against France and Britain during World War II.
1944	During the Second World War, six hundred and forty people, including men, women and children, were killed in the city of Ordor-Soon-Glain. Ordor-Sur-Glain was a city in France which was attacked by the German army. This phenomenon is known as the Ordur-Sura-Glain massacre.
1944	The German army killed 218 Greeks during World War II.
1946	Italy was declared a republic.
1946	Italy became a republican nation after the end of the monarchy.
1947	In Sweden, the Saab company built its first automobile.
1957	Under the leadership of John Defenbekar, the Progressive Conservative Party won the seats on the completion of 22 years of Liberal Party rule at the Canadian House of Commons at the Federal Party of Commons.
1967	The Soviet Union ended diplomatic relations with Israel.
1967	Argentina became a member of the Burn Convention Copyright Treaty. The Burn Convention, known as The Burn Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, is known as the Copyright Treaty, is an international agreement controlling copyright, which is first accepted in 1886, Burn in 1886, Burns, Switzerland it was done.
1971	The United States concluded its trade agreement with China.
1971	The US ended China's 21-year trade ban.
1977	One of the first individual computers apple 2 on sale. This was the first consumer product sold by Apple Computer. It was a compact computer designed for personal use and became one of the most hi -tech computers of that time.
1977	Sales of the first Apple II series computer began.
1991	Eleven -year -old Jessie Lee Dagard was abducted in Taho, South California; She remained a prisoner till 2009.
2001	Barlusconi was appointed Prime Minister of Italy.
2002	Pakistan renamed the world's second highest peak K-2 to 'Chogori' or 'Shahgori'.
2003	Spirit Rover was launched by NASA for Mission Marsa. This was the beginning of the Mangal Abhiyan program organized by the United States space agency NASA. Spirit Rover was a robot vehicle sent to the surface of Mars to collect information and became the first country to land on the surface of the planet Mars.
2003	NASA's Mangalyaan rover launched.
2008	War in Afghanistan - As a result of an air strike by the United States, eight paramilitary forces of the Pakistan Army Core and eight fighters of the Taliban died in the tribal areas of Pakistan.
2008	The 54th National Film Awards were announced, 'Lage Raho Munnabhai' being voted the best popular film.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1890	Sunday was declared a holiday in India by the British. Christianity considers Sunday as the day of prayer. This day is celebrated by them as a weekly holiday. Therefore, the British implemented the concept of Sunday holiday, where they had once ruled (their colonies), this exercise continues across the country including India.
1908	Mary Clubwala Jadhav was born. She was a famous politician and social worker. It established a large number of NGOs in India and is often credited with establishing the oldest organized social work bodies in India. He was honored by Padma Shri.
1955	Internationally well -known Indian badminton player Prakash Padukone was born. He was the first Indian to become the world's number one in the international badminton rankings. His achievements include Gold, World Grand Awards and World Cups at the Commonwealth Games.
1966	Indian version of MIG Fighter Aircraft designed in Nashik. It was born from Russia. Mig fighter aircraft played a lead role during the 1971 Indo-Pak war and Kargil War. These aircraft were used extensively by the Indian Air Force.

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1834	Alfred Webb / Politician / India
1908	Joyanto Nath Chaudhuri / Soldier / India
1928	Dhansingh Thapa / Soldier / India
1931	M.S. Gopalakrishnan / Instrumentalist / India
1938	Rahul Bajaj / Politician / India
1938	Vasanti N. Bhat-Nayak / Academic / India
1955	Ved Prakash Sharma / Author / India

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