According to Gregory calendar, on June 22, the day number in a year is 174 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 175. June 22 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 22 June in the World ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1555 | Humanyu defeated Alexander Suri and declared Akbar as successor. |
1555 | Humayun crossed Sindhu and captured Lahore and dropped Sikander Suri of the Delhi throne. The Mughal Emperor Humayun collected a huge army and attempted a challenging task to withdraw the throne in Delhi. Humayun put the army under the efficient leadership of Bairam Khan. It was an intelligent step that Humayun described his record of military disqualification, and became a presenter, as Bairam had to prove himself a great strategy. |
1593 | Ottoman forces were triggered by Habsburg Etixia (now in Croatia), triggering a long war. |
1633 | Galileo Galelie was forced to remember his supporting approach of the solar system by Roman curiosity, after which as a legend, he muttered under his breath, 'and yet it goes on. |
1740 | King Frederick II of Persia endured tyranny and guaranteed freedom of the press. |
1799 | Britain and Russia decided to invade the Republic of Batapace. |
1807 | The British warship HMS leopard followed and attacked the US frigate USS Chesapek with confidence that the later Royal Navy's desert. |
1813 | Knowing about the US plans for the 1812 war-ethical amazing attacks, Laura Send traveled on foot to Walking on foot to Warn to Warn to Warning Lieutenant Gemsfitgibon. |
1814 | HMS Leander defeated the USS Rattlesnake at Sable Island, Nova Scotia. |
1826 | Panama's Pan-American Congress unsuccessfully tried to unite America's republics). |
1857 | The Victoria and Albert Museum in London was officially opened by Queen Victoria. |
1865 | Dr. W. G. Grace made his first-class cricket debut. |
1897 | Chafekar brothers, Damodar and Balakrishna shot the British officer Rand in Pune. The incident played a very important role in the revolutionary freedom fighter. Brothers and two associates were accused of murder in various roles, along with shooting to shoot two informers and shoot a police officer. The three brothers were found guilty and hanged, one partner was dealt with in a similar way, the other, then a school child sentenced to ten years rigorous imprisonment. |
1906 | Sweden adopted the national flag. |
1911 | Kink George V was made King of England. |
1911 | Jake V and Mary of Tech were crowned the queen of King and the United Kingdom at Westminster Abbey in London. |
1918 | The Spanish 'flu' took the form of an epidemic, causing more than 30 million people to die in 6 months. |
1937 | For the third time the Camili Chautemps became the Prime Minister of France in the second popular Morcha Ministry. |
1939 | Subhash Chandra Bose separated from the Congress and established the Forward Bloc. |
1941 | The June uprising began in Lithuania. |
1941 | Hitler invaded the then Soviet Russia. |
1941 | Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union in Operation Barbrosa. Operation Barbrosa was the code name for the Nazi German attack on the Soviet Union during World War II, which began on 22 June 1941. During the operation, about four million soldiers of Axis powers attacked Soviet Russia on a 2,05 km front, the biggest invasion force in the history of war. |
1941 | As the Second World War, more than 4.5 million Axis soldiers started their campaign by the Soviet Union, Lithuanian activist Front began Lithuania to free from Soviet occupation and establish a fresh government. |
1941 | Second World War: As over 4.5 million Axis soldiers began their attack on the Soviet Union, the Lithuanian activist Morcha began Lithuania to free Soviet occupation and establish a new government. |
1944 | The US enacted a law to help retired soldiers. |
1945 | The Okinawa war ended. The Battle of Okinawa was named Operation Iceberg, fought on Ryuku Island in Okinawa and included the biggest amphibian attack in the Pacific War during World War II. The 82-day battle lasted from early April to mid-June 1945. |
1957 | The then Soviet Russia launched the R-12 missile for the first time. |
1957 | The Soviet Union launched the R -12 missile for the first time. The deployment of the R-12 missile in Cuba caused the Cuba missile crisis in 1962. A total of 2335 missiles were produced; However, all were destroyed in 1993 under the Soviet and American Arms Control Treaty. |
1969 | The surface of the Kuyahga River in Ohio, USA caught fire, leading to speed to the environmental movement. |
1978 | Charon, a satellite of dwarf planet Pluto, American astronomer James W. Was discovered by Christie. Charon is the largest satellite in the dwarf planet Pluto. It was discovered at the United States Navy observatory at Washington, DC. It is a much larger moon than its original body Pluto. Its gravitational effect is such that the pluto-chronic system is located outside the duplex Pluto. |
1978 | Working at the US Navy Observatory, American astronomer James W. Christie discovered Charon, then he was considered the only moon in Pluto. |
1984 | Virgin Atlantic Airways took the first flight from Heathrow Airport in London. |
1986 | Argentina footballer Diego Maradona scored both 'Handgog Gol' and 'Gol of the Century' against England during the final final match of the FIFA World Cup in Mexico City. |
1990 | An underwater volcano erupted at Mount Dadicas in the Philippines. |
1990 | The checkpoint was demolished in Charlie Berlin. The Czechpoint Charlie was the name given by Western colleagues for the most famous Berlin Wall Crossing Point between Eastern Berlin and West Berlin during the Charlie Cold War. |
2002 | A massive earthquake in northwestern Iran killed 261 people, injuring a large number of people. |
2002 | A 6.5 MW magnitude earthquake shocked a area of northwest, killing at least 261 people and 1,300 others were injured, and gradually a widespread anger in the public due to a slow government attack. born. |
2009 | Citing the declining sales due to the emergence of digitalfotography, the Eastman Kodak Company announced that it would cancel the sales of the Kodakrome Reversal film, which ends its 74 -year run as a photography icon. |
2009 | Two metro trains collided in Washington, DC, nine people died and 80 others were injured. |
2012 | Paraguay's president Fernando Lugo was impeached and Federico Franco became the new president. |
Important Historical Events of 22 June in India ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1940 | Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose established the 'Forward Block' after differences with Congress leaders. Of Mohandas. Netaji resigned from the post of President of the Indian National Congress after Gandhi became vocal. The formation of forward block was announced to the public at a rally in Calcutta. Bose said that all those who were joining, they had to never turn away from the British and have to fill the pledge by cutting their finger and signing with their blood. |
1975 | National Emergency was declared in India and censorship was started. In India, "Emergency" refers to a period of 21 months, when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi unilaterally declared Emergency across the country. Officially released under Article 352 (1) of the Constitution for "internal disturbances" by President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed. This order gave the Prime Minister the right to rule through decree, so that elections could be suspended and civil freedom can be curbed. |
1995 | The MoU has been signed by the India and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to enable them to visit suspected terrorists and individuals detained under human view. This action was praised worldwide by humanists. |
2009 | The longest solar eclipse of the 21st century appeared in India. |
Famous People's Birthdays on 22 June 😀
Birth Year | Name/Category/Country |
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1950 | Tom Alter / Actor / India |
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