16 July In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on July 16, the day number in a year is 198 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 199. July 16 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
1439	Kissing was banned in England for fear of spreading the disease.
1661	Swee Dish Bank issued the first note in Europe.
1769	Father Junipero Serra found the first mission in California, Mission San Diego.
1769	Spanish ascetic Juniparo Sera founded Mission San Diego Declaka, the first Franciscan Mission in the Alta California region of Spain.
1779	The United States Army, led by General Anthony Wayne, captured Stony Point, New York from British troops.
1782	Mozart's opera dye Entfuharang ENS Dame Sarell explained this, after which Emperor Joseph II commented that there were many 'many notes' in it.
1790	The US Congress established Columbia.
1790	US President George Washington signed the Residence Act, which selects a new permanent site on the banks of the Potomak River to the United States, which later Washington, D.C.
1798	US Department of Public Health Service formed. US Marine Hospital was authorized.
1856	The remarriage of Hindu widows gained legal recognition.
1862	David Farragut became the first person to be promoted to the therapy of Rear Admiral in the Navy of the United States.
1894	Treaty of Aoki-Kimberley; Japan and England signed the treaty.
1931	Emperor Heli Selassi, Ethiopia, signed the nation's firstcondition, demanded to share sovereignty with his subjects for the first time in history.
1942	Police arrested 13,152 Jews in France's capital Paris.
1942	The United States concluded diplomatic relations with Finland.
1945	The US conducted its first test of the atomic bomb.
1945	Manhattan Project-'Trinity', the first nuclear test explosion, was performed near Alamogordo, New Mexico.
1950	Uruguay became champions by defeating Brazil in the final of the fourth edition of the Football World Cup.
1950	The Korean War-e-Korean People's Army Unit massacred the war prisoners of twenty-one US Army.
1951	The country of Asia became independent from Nepal, Britain.
1951	The Catcher in the Rai, an American coming novel, which is J.D. Was published by Saltinger.
1965	The South Vietnamese Colonel Fam Nok Tho - an undetermined Communist detective - was hunted down and murdered in February 1965 after being sentenced in February 1965 for an attempt for an attempt for the coup.
1969	Buzz Aldrin became the first person to reach the moon with the Apollo-11 vehicle and a photo of his first move was broadcast on the moon.
1981	Mahathir Mohammed was sworn in as the fourth Prime Minister of Malaysia, a post he held for 22 years, making him the longest serving person in the country.
1988	Paddy Ashdown became the leader of the Liberal Democrats in Britain.
1990	A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in the Philippines killed 400 people.
1990	A 7.8 MS earthquake attacked the densely populated Philippine Island of Luzon, killing 1,621 people.
1991	Ukraine celebrated its first independence day.
1993	A member of the UK intelligence service, MI5, formally opened his identity to the public for the first time.
1994	The comets of the comet showmaker-Levi9 began to kill Planet Jupiter, which made a fireball earlier which was around 24,000. Reached the peak of.
2004	Chicago's Millennium Park, currently the world's largest roof garden, opened.
2007	Eight people were killed and 800 injured when a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Japan's Niigata coast. A nuclear power center also collapsed.
2007	A 6.6 MW earthquake occurred in Nigata province of Japan, leaking radioactive gases from the Kashivazaki-Karva nuclear plant.
2008	Vikkadney stones were diagnosed due to stained milk powder to sixteen infants from Gansu province of China; Overall 300,000 infants died.
2009	The Parliament of Iceland votes to join the European Union.
2010	America-born Muslim religious leader Anwar al-Avalaki is placed in the US in the 'Black List'.
2011	US President Barack Obama, despite a warning from the People's Republic of China, Washington, D.C. I am going to meet the Dalai Lama.
2011	The funeral for the last heir of the Austro-Hungaryian Empire is in Otto von Habsburg, Vienna, which includes members of the monarchy and political elite class
2012	John Bhagwan, an English musician and a pianoist and co-founder of a heavy rock group, deep purple, dies after suffering from a pulmonary embolism
2012	The American Food and Drug Administration approves ervada, which is the first drug to reduce the risk of HIV infection.
2013	In Greece, the new austerity motivates unions to call for a general strike.
2013	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, it will welcome McDonald's early next year. S
2013	Eating mid -day meal contaminated pesticides killed at least 23 students in a primary school in Dharamshala Gandaman in Saran district of Bihar and did dozens of others sick.
2014	Time Warner, Inc. A proposed merger deal can be offered $ 75 billion by Twenty-First Century Fox that will form the world's largest media company; Time Warner rejected a preceding proposal of Fox
2014	The US combines new sanctions against Russia, preventing some Russian international businesses from reaching the US capital market; This step expands the previous restrictions that target specific individuals and their companies
2015	Scientists released close-up photographs of the planet Plutte.
622	The era of the Islamic calendar reflects the year when Muhammad started his eunuch from Mecca to Medina.

Day/Observance	Level
Common Service Center (Csc) Day	National Day
Veer Shasan Jayanti (Dig.Jain)	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1909	Aruna Asaf Ali / Freedom Fighter / India
1939	Ruth Perry / Politician / Liberia
1909	Aruna Aasif Ali / Teacher / India
1909	Aruna Asif Ali / Freedom Fighter / India
1923	Kotikalapudi Venkata Krishna Rao / Soldier / India
1936	Venkataraman Subramanya / Cricketer / India
1939	Shringar Nagaraj / Actor / India
1948	Pawan Kumar Bansal / Politician / India
1968	Dhanraj Pillay / Hockey Player / India
1968	Dhanraj Pillay / Player / India
1983	Katrina Kaif / Actress / India
1984	Surveen Chawla / Actress / India
1988	Ansa Syed / Actress / India

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