21 September In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on September 21, the day number in a year is 265 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 266. September 21 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
1621	King James I of Britain gave Sir Alexander Sterling the right to subdivide the Nova Scotia.
1677	John and Nichols van der Heiden of the Netherlands obtained a patent for the fire extinguisher.
1745	Jacobite rescging-jacquite troops led by Charles Edward Stuartef killed Hanovaris in Prestonon, East Lothian, Scotland.
1745	Battle of Preston Pan: Bonnie Prince Charles defeated the British Government Army.
1746	The French Expeditionary Army besieged Labordananis and Duplex Madras.
1776	The great fire of American revolutionary war-New York broke during the British occupation of the city of New York, destroying 1,000 buildings.
1780	Benedict Arnold gave British Major John Andre a plan for West Point.
1784	America's first daily newspaper, the Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser) was published.
1826	The construction of the Rideau Canal began in Canada.
1857	Bahadur Shah II surrendered to the British.
1860	The second opium war-Engine-French army won a decisive victory against the soldiers of the King dynasty in the Battle of the municipality, allowing them to capture Beijing.
1883	Telegraph service started between the US and Brazil.
1895	The first automobile manufacturer "Durya Motor Wagon" was opened.
1897	The New Sun, a leading newspaper in New York City, published an editorial from Francis Fareselus Church, which said, 'Yes, Virginia, Ek Santa Claus', which is a part of popular Christmas in the United States. has been made.
1919	The steel strike began in the United States.
1921	About 800 people were killed by an explosion at a chemical product plant in Opau, Germany.
1921	A tower, a tower, stored a mixture of 4,500 tonnes of ammoniumsalfate and ammonium nitrate fertilizer, exploded at a BASF plant in the city of Osappu, Germany, killing at least 500 people.
1931	Great Britain decided to leave the gold standard, causing a slight panic in the US banking system.
1933	Salvador Loivaroth launched the first Empress Mexicana de La Luicuber event in the world's oldest continuous operating professional wrestling promotion in Mexico City.
1933	Egyptian Prime Minister Ismail Pasha Sidki resigns
1934	4000 people died due to a severe storm on Honsu Island in Japan.
1936	The German Army began its largest maneuvers since 1914.
1937	J. R. R. Tolicain's fantasy children's novel The Hobit, which was presented as the preceding of The Lord of the Rings, was first published.
1938	The Great New England Hurricane made a landfall on Long Island in New York, killing at least 500 people and injuring around 700 others.
1938	The Great Hurricane cyclone (183 mph) killed 700 people in New England, USA.
1939	Romanian Prime Minister Armand Calinsaku was murdered by pro -Nazi members of the Iron Guard.
1942	The prototype model of the Boeing B -29 Superforce, a four -engine heavy bombers that became one of the largest sewskoor aircraft during World War II, flew for the first time.
1942	The Nazis killed 2588 Jews in Ukraine, Dunevtsy.
1953	North Korean No Kum -Soq, with his MiG -15, unknowingly failed as an American attempt to bribe Communist pilots, inadvertently, Operation Mulla.
1964	Malta gained independence from Britain.
1965	Portugal angered the United Kingdom by announcing the representation of a mission independently Rhodesia (or southern Rhodesia), a British colonial in Lisbon.
1965	O. of the Soviet Union Kommisarva set a world record by jumping 46250 feet from a parachute.
1982	The first International Day of Peace was declared by the United Nations).
1985	North and South Korea opened their borders to meet families.
1987	The world's first conference based on artificial life was held at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
1991	Armenia gained independence from the Soviet Union.
1999	The 7.6 MW earthquake killed Jiji, Nantau County, Taiwan, killing 2,416 people, injured more than 11,000 people and lost about $ 300 billion.
1999	The Chi-Chi earthquake in central Taiwan killed 2400 people.
2005	Junichiro Koizumi was re-elected Prime Minister of Japan.
2007	Drinking poisonous liquor has killed at least 27 people in Karachi area of Pakistan.
2008	The number of infants in China has increased to 12,892 due to adulterated milk products and baby formula.
2011	Google's new social network service, Google+ has been released to the general public.
2012	A researcher at the University of Cambridge has predicted that in about four years, the arctic polar ice cap will melt completely in the summer months due to a significant increase in global temperature.
2013	Typhoon Usagi competed with the northern Philippines resulting in severe floods and landslides. This is disrupting transport, communication and power supply.
2013	Unidentified gunmen launched a three -day attack on the upmarketweight shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya, resulting in at least 175 injured 67 people.
2014	NASA is examining Mars to enter the orbit of NASA's Mars. It took 10 months to complete this journey. The probe will collect data on the upper Martian environment for one year will help answer possible questions about climate change on the planet.

Event Year	Incident/Event
2000	Liberal Democratic Friends India Society was established for better relations between India and Britain.
2005	At least 50 people die after a series of storms and floods in the Bay of Bengal in Bangladesh and India. Currently many more people are missing, and the authorities fear the safety of more than a hundred fishermen who depend on going to the sea for their livelihood.
2010	The Commonwealth Games Federation demands that India improve the condition of athletes living in Delhi in Delhi.

Day/Observance	Level
World Peace Day	International Day
World Alzheimers Day	International Day
Alzheimer'S Day	International Day
International Day of Peace	International Day
International Peace Day	International Day
Armenia Independence Day	National Day
Belize Independence Day	National Day
Malta Independence Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1979	Chris Gayle / Player / Jamaica
1882	Geevarghese Ivanios / Metropolitan / India
1905	Uchharangrai Navalshankar Dhebar / Activist / India
1929	Jitendra Abhisheki / Scholar / India
1939	Agnivesh / Philosopher / India
1956	Prabuddha Dasgupta / Photographer / India
1980	Kareena Kapoor / Actress / India

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