According to Gregory calendar, on July 24, the day number in a year is 205 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 206. July 24 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 24 July in the World ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1411 | The forces of Donald of Isle, God of Isles, and Alexander Stewart, fought in the battle of Harlav near Invaruri near Invaruri, Scotland. |
1701 | French explorer Antony de La Motte Cadilac established Fort Poncartren du Dutroit, which later developed in the city of Detroit. |
1701 | A Frenchman named Fort Pontchartrain established the emporium. |
1715 | 1715 Treasure Fleet: A Spanish treasure on 10 ships under General Don Juan Ubila went from Spain to Havana, Cuba, seven days later, nine of them sank in a storm off the coast of Florida and some treasure was later found. |
1758 | The then US President George Washington attended the first Assembly of North America in the Virginia House of Burgesses. |
1783 | Establishing as a protector of Russia, Georgia, the Kingdom of Kartali-Kakti and the Russian Empire signed the Treaty of Georgiovsk. |
1783 | Georgia was made patron of Russia. |
1797 | Horatio Nelson was wounded in the Battle of Santa Cruz, in which he lost one of his hands. |
1823 | In Chile, slavery was abolished forever. |
1830 | Slavery was abolished in Chile. |
1834 | The Liberal War ended in Portugal. |
1870 | The first inland rail service started in America. |
1910 | Ottoman forces occupied the city of Shakod to calm the 1910 Apesmoon rebellion. |
1915 | A steamer Eastland in Central Chicago killed 844 people. |
1915 | Passenger ship SS Eastland rolled the Chicago River with a dockin, killed 844 passengers and crew, the largest losphos life disaster from a single ship on great lakes. |
1923 | The Treaty of Lozen was signed to dispose of the Anatolian partoph for the division of the Ottoman Empire, establishing the border modern Turkey. |
1929 | Aristad Briand was succeeded by French Prime Minister Raymond Poincaré after resigning. |
1932 | Ramakrishna Mission Service Establishment was established. |
1938 | The joint team of the German-Austrian team became the first team to climb the northern face of Egger, one of the six great northern faces of Alps. |
1941 | The entire Jewish population was murdered by the Nazis in the north European country of Lithuania. |
1943 | The Second World War-RAF Bomber Command began Operation Gomorah, a strategic bombing of Hamburg, Germany, eventually at least 50,000 people killed and more than a million people became homeless. |
1944 | 300 fighter jets dropped bombs on Germany. |
1959 | Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and US Vice President Richardson Nixon made a serious debate on the inauguration of the American exhibition at Soconiki Park in Moscow. |
1963 | A major Canadian symbol replica, Bluenos II, Lunberg, Nova Scotia were launched. |
1967 | During a speech at Montreal, French President Charles de Goldecaler made a statement 'Long Live Free Cubec!', In which Ibbac was assimilated from Canada to Quebec Freedom. |
1969 | Apollo 11 spacecraft returns to Earth. |
1980 | At the Moscow Olympics, Australia's confidence -confident team won the gold medal in the men's 4 x 100 meter medlel, the only time when the United States, who was boycotting these games, has not won this competition at the Olympic level. . |
1982 | Heavy rains in Nagasaki, Japan, resulted in the collapse of 299 people. |
1994 | Bodo militants killed 37 Muslims in Assam's busbari. |
1999 | The American spacecraft Columbia was successfully launched. |
2000 | s. Vijayalakshmi became the first female grandmaster of chess. |
2002 | After being found guilty of taking bribe, theft of income tax and threatening, James Traffic was expelled from the United States House of Representatives. |
2005 | Lance Armstrong retired after winning his 7th straight Tour D France. |
2008 | About 100 people were affected by the leak at the Trichastine nuclear plant in France. |
2009 | The MV Arctic Sea, allegedly carrying wood, was allegedly moved by the kidnappers from Sweden's coast, but a lot of speculation was made in the form of real goods and events. |
2010 | Rallies are held in Paris, New York City, Ottova and other places to release the Iranian woman Sakina Mohammadi Ashtiini, facing hanging for adultery. |
2011 | More than half of Peru's countries enter the state of emergency as a result of abnormally cold weather. |
2011 | BP announced a plan to start drilling for oil on the coast of Libya. |
2012 | Vice President John Droni Mahama became President of Ghana after President John Atta Mills died. |
2012 | Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi appointed Hishm Qandil as Prime Minister, and asked him to form a new government. |
2013 | The scientific principle of super headmetry is challenged after experiments with Large Hadron Collider, which is an incredibly rare particle decay. |
2013 | The NSA whistleblore Edward Snowden in Moscow, Russia; He is stranded at the Shermetiovo International Airport in Russia. |
2014 | Ukraine's Prime Minister, Arseni Yatseniyuk, resigned in disappointment on the inaction of Parliament to address energy needs and military funds. |
2014 | Amazon Inc. reports loss of $ 126 million for the second quarter, its second biggest loss on records; The company is investing in new services to attract and maintain more customers. |
Important Historical Events of 24 July in India ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1991 | P. V. The government of Narasimha Rao and his Finance Minister Manmohan Singh introduced reforms that were starting the ongoing economicization in India. |
Important Days of 24 July National & International Days 🏁
Day/Observance | Level |
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Income Tax Day | National Day |
Famous People's Birthdays on 24 July 😀
Birth Year | Name/Category/Country |
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1928 | Keshubhai Patel / Politician / India |
1930 | Illa Mazumdar / Engineer / India |
1930 | Keshubhai Patel / Politician / India |
1937 | Manoj Kumar / Actor / India |
1945 | Azim Premji / Business Man / India |
1989 | Alisha Abdullah / Racing Driver / India |
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