According to Gregory calendar, on July 11, the day number in a year is 192 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 193. July 11 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.
Important Historical Events of 11 July in the World ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1302 | Flemish Infantry defeats a large French army near the Battle Battle of Golden Spurs. |
1346 | Charles IV of Luxembourg was made Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. |
1673 | A defense treaty was signed between the Netherlands and Denmark. |
1735 | Mathematical calculations suggest that before 1979 Pluto finally moved to ninth position for the eighth farthest planet from the Sun. |
1750 | Halifax Scotia of Nova was almost completely destroyed by fire. |
1776 | The famous 'James Cook' started his third sea voyage today. |
1781 | Thomas Hutchins designated the geography of America. |
1789 | Louis XVI of France rejected the popular Chief Minister Jack Necker. |
1804 | US Vice President Aaron Bureau dead former US Secretary Alexander Hamilton during a duality at VJvan, Newseris. |
1804 | Alexander Hamilton was shot during a duel with Aaron Burr and died the next day. |
1833 | Nonagar warrior Yagan, wanted for major attacks on whitakolologists in Western Australia, was killed by colonial residents as a symbol of the cruel and sometimes cruel behavior of the indigenous people of Australia. |
1848 | London Waterloo Station, Britain's busiest railway station was opened by bypassenger use, London and South Western Railway. |
1864 | Under Jubal Early Bean, American Civil War-COMCEFEDERERERED Bals have washington, D.C. Unsuccessful attempt to capture. |
1882 | Anglo-Miss's war-british naval forces began the establishment of Alexandria against Urbi forces. |
1889 | The city of Tijuana was established in Mexico. It is the largest city in Baja California of Mexico. It is an industrial and financial center of Mexico. Global City Standard is maintained by Tijuana. It is one of the largest and important global city. |
1893 | Kokichi Mikimoto received the first cultured pearl. He was a Japanese entrepreneur. He was credited for giving the pearl industry a beginning. The pearl is a rigid material obtained from the mollusk. It is naturally made by mollusk for protection. |
1914 | The first 'Super-Drednote' of the USS Nevada, United States Navy was launched. |
1919 | The Netherlands legislated an eight-hour day and free Sunday for workers. |
1921 | Mongolia declared its independence. |
1921 | The Red Army captured Mongolia from the white army and established the Mongolian People's Republic. The white army was anti -communist, the Russian patriot who was supported by the US, the empire of Japan and many other countries, while the Red Army was a communist supporter. |
1921 | Former United States President William Howard Tft was appointed as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, giving him the only opportunity to capture both positions. |
1922 | Hollywood was founded. Hollywood is the name of the film industry in the United States. |
1940 | Vichy France was formally established during World War II. Philip Patent became Prime Minister. It was a supporting axis kingdom that was a puppet government under German rule. The incident occurred after the French German invasion. |
1940 | French Filip Pete became the head of the Vichie state, the hero of the French World War I. |
1943 | In a large -scale ethnic cleaning campaign, Units of the Ukrainian Army Army attacked various polish villages in the current Ukraine in the Walhinia region, killed Polish citizens and burnt thresets on the ground. |
1943 | The American won the Battle of Enogai from New Georgia. |
1957 | Aga Khan, an Islamic religious leader and founding member of the Muslim League, died. |
1957 | Rajkumar Karim Al-Husaini succeeded in becoming the 49th Imam of Sultan Mahomad Shah Astay Khan. |
1960 | The Congo state separated from the Congo during the Congo crisis. This was a period that included many types of civil war. This happened just after the independence of Congo from Belgium. The opposite parties who were fighting in the war had the support of both the US and the Soviet Union during the Cold War period. |
1960 | Kill to Mockingbird, a novel by Harper Lee, which featured the themof racial injustice and was the first time destruction of innocence in the Americanadip South. |
1962 | The first transatlantic broadcast of the satellite television was broadcast. This is a system to transmit signals of television program through communication satellite. Prior to the invention of this system, cable network was used for exchange. |
1962 | NASA announced for the manned mission moon. Missions revolving around Chandra were also announced. NASA named the project as Project Apollo. It was a series of missions in which several lunar projections took place and finally ended with human landing on the moon. |
1975 | A 2200-year-old cemetery was discovered in China, in which 3000 life-size statues of soldiers were buried. |
1977 | Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded the Medal of Freedom. |
1977 | Martin Luther King Jr. was posthumously awarded the President's Medal. He was a great humanist and worker. He was the best for non-sensitive civil disobedience movements in the US against racism. The Presidential Medal of Freedom is the highest civilian award of the USA. |
1981 | The Writers Guild of America ended its 13-week strike. |
1986 | The New Zealand's Parliament passed the gay law reform, which legalizes gay sex. |
1987 | The world's population took the figure of five billion. The United Nations decided to celebrate July 11 as Population Day. |
1987 | Australian Prime Minister Robert Hawke's government was elected for a third term. |
1991 | Middle flight caught fire and crashed immediately after the takeoff from King Abdulazes International Arabport, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria Airways Flight 2120, killing all 261 passengers. |
1995 | The Bosnian massacre-Bosnian surb forces began the Serebrenicameseere in the region of Cerebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was eventually a total estimated number of 8,000 Bosninx. |
1997 | 90 people died in a fire at the worst hotel in the city of Pattaya, Thailand. |
2006 | There were serial blasts in Mumbai in which 209 people were killed. |
2008 | Apple launched iPhone 3G. |
2011 | An explosion at the Evanelos Florkis Naval Base killed 12 people, including the head of the Cyprus Navy, leading to the worst military accident in the history of Cyprus. |
2012 | The discovery of Pluto's fifth moon was announced by astronomers. The Stylax was the name that was given to the Moon. Plutonic system was discovered after unclear images. It was imagined that a moon is present with Charon which is Pluto's largest moon. Pictures of the spacecraft were not discovered later. |
Important Historical Events of 11 July in India ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1405 | Chinese explorer Zheng Hey led a huge fleet of 317 ships, which was on a trade mission in India. |
1405 | Starting the journey of Ming China's treasure, Admiralzeng said it is an extension of fleet to foreign regions in the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean. |
1889 | Sowa Bazaar Club became the first Indian team to participate in a football tournament. |
1979 | The US space laboratory Sky Lab fell to Earth. It fell in the Indian Ocean and Western Australia. |
1979 | The first American space station was destroyed. The skylab space station was destroyed when it was entering the Earth's atmosphere. The incident took place in the sky above the Indian Ocean. It was a space observatory. The space station was operated by the NASA of the US. |
Important Days of 11 July National & International Days 🏁
Day/Observance | Level |
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World Population Day | International Day |
Famous People's Birthdays on 11 July 😀
Birth Year | Name/Category/Country |
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1857 | Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair / Lawyer / India |
1899 | C. S. Venkatachar / Politician / India |
1920 | V. R. Nedunchezhiyan / Politician / India |
1923 | Tun Tun / Actress / India |
1923 | Uma Devi Khatri (Tun Tun) / Actress / India |
1953 | Suresh Prabhu / Politician / India |
1960 | Kumar Gaurav / Actor / India |
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