24 June In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on June 24, the day number in a year is 176 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 177. June 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.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1206	Qutbuddin Aibak, the first Sultan of Delhi Sultanate, was crowned in Lahair (now Pakistan).
1314	In a decisive battle in the first war of Scottish independence, the Army of Scotland defeated English troops led by Robert Bruce under Edward II near Bancburn, Scotland.
1340	The English fleet operated by a hundred-year war-edward III almost completely destroyed the French fleet in the battle of sluis.
1374	A outbreak of dancing frenzy, where a crowd of people danced to exhaustion, occurred in Achain (current Germany) before spreading to other cities and countries.
1509	Henry Ashtam and Aragon's Catherine was crowned the king and queen of England. Queen of England from 1509 to 1533, Queen of Aragon, as the first wife of Raja Henry Ashtam; She was the first Prince Arthur's wife as Princess of Wales.
1531	The city of San Juan del Rio Rio of Mexico has been established. The city was founded by Fernado de Tapia on the festival of St. John the Baptist, which was an Otomi chief, converted into Catholicism and kept his original name coin. San Juan was one of the first Spanish settlements outside the Mexico valley and thus marked as the beginning of the colony of northern and western Mexico.
1571	Miguel Lops de LegaziP founded Manila, the capital of the Republic of Philippines. Miguel Lopez de Legazi, also known as El Adalantado and L Weezo, was a Basque Spanish sailor and governor who founded the first Spanish settlement in the East Indies, when his campaign was from Vicerialti of New Spain in modern Spain The Pacific had crossed the Ocean. And in 1565, the Cebu was established on the Philippine Island.
1571	The Spanish winner, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi established a solidal to control the city of Manila, which is now the capital of the Philippines.
1622	The Dutch-Purtagali Battle-A Autonomous Portuguese thwarted a Dutch attack in the Macau battle, the only major military rebellion that was fought between two European powers on Chinsmanland.
1622	Dutch-Purtagali war-number-number Portuguese army repeated a Dutch attack in Macau's battle, the only major military engagement that was fought between two European powers on Chinese mainland.
1717	The Premier Grand Lodge of England, 'modern' and the first Free-Maison Grand Lodge which merged with the Grand Lodge of England in 1813 with the Grand Lodge of England) was established in London.
1717	The first Mesonic Grand Lodge, Premier Grand Lodge of Augrand, was established in London.
1725	The first meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ireland took place in Dublin, making it the second most senior Grand Lodge in Freemasonry in the world.
1731	Philadelphia's Freemason and Mayor William Allen were appointed Provincial Grand Master of Pennsylvania.
1735	Effective date of Great Britain's Witchcraft Act 1735, which accused claimants of practicing witchcraft or possessing magical powers, declaring claimants criminal
1748	Kingswood School opened in Bristol by John Wesley and his brother Charles Wesley.
1778	David Rittenhouse took a total solar eclipse in Philadelphia.
1779	American Revolutionary War: Gibraltar's great siege began. Gibraltar's great siege was a failed attempt by Spain and France to capture Gibraltar from the British during the American War of freedom. This was the biggest action fought during the war in terms of the number, especially the Grand Assault.
1793	France adopted the Republican Constitution for the first time.
1793	The first Republican Constitution was adopted in France. The Constitution of 24 June 1793 is also known as the Constitution of the Year I, or The Montangard Constitution was a constitution formed by the Montagnards and the Constitution formed by the popular referendum under the first Republic during the French Revolution.
1794	Bowdoin College was founded in Brunswick, Maine.
1812	War of Napoleon: Napoleon's Grande Army started the Russian river, starting the Russia attack. Napoleon hoped Russia's Zar Alexander I to forces the British traders to stop trading. The official political objective of the campaign was to free Poland from Russia's danger. Napoleon named another Polish War to bias with poles and make a political pretense for his actions.
1812	Under Napoleon, Napoleon's War-French Grande Armes marked the beginning of their Russia's attack on the Neman River.
1812	Wars of Napoleon: French Grande Armes marked the beginning of their invasion of Russia under the Napoleon River.
1843	Vincenzo Soliva declared that no Jew could live outside the ghetto in Italy.
1859	The Solforino War of Austria with France and Sardenia took place.
1869	Hari Chapekar was born. He was the eldest of the revolutionary Chapekar brothers who killed British Commissioner WC Rand. His grandfather's name was Vinayak and his mother and father were Dwarka and Hari respectively.
1880	O Canada (depicted in the audio), the national anthem of Kakanada today, was first performed in Quebec City, Quebec during the St.-Naje-Baptist Day Bhoj.
1918	The first airmail service started in Canada between Montreal to Toronto.
1918	First airmail service in Canada from Montreal to Toronto. Airmail (or Air Mail) is a mail transport service that is branded and sold on the basis of airborn. Airmail items usually come more faster than surface mail, and usually cost more to send.
1922	The American Professional Football Association renamed the National Football League.
1932	A group of military and citizens created a bloodless Kapin Siam, which ended the complete rule of the Chakeri dynasty.
1937	The United States was ordered from the first two "sharp warships', Northerncarolina class, New York and Philadelphia Navalships.
1947	Kenneth Arnold reported the UFO to be widely seen for the first time near Mount Rainier, Washington. Kenneth A. Arnold was an American aviator and businessman. He is commonly known for creating the first widely reported unknown flight object in the United States, after claiming to see nine unusual items flying in a series near Mount Rainier in Washington .
1948	The first World Health Council of the World Health Organization was held in Geneva.
1963	The Department of Posts and Telegraph launched the National Telex Service.
1981	Hamburger Bridge opened, East Riding of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire in England were the longest-lumb suspension bridges of the time.
1982	The British Airways Flight 9 flew in a cloud of volcanic ash by the explosion of Indonesia's Mount Galungung, leading to a malfunction in all four engines.
1994	A United States B -52 stratofortress crashed at the Spochen County, Washington at the Air Force Base, who killed four members of the crew, and later provided a case study on the compliance of security regulations.
1995	South Africa won the Rugby World Cup.
2002	281 people died in train accident in African country Tanzania.
2004	The death penalty was declared unconstitutional in New York.
2006	Capital punishment was abolished in Philippus.
2010	The longest match in Tennis history at Wimbledon lasted 11 hours and 5 minutes. This historic match took place between John Isner of Marika and Nicola Mayu of France.
2010	After 11 hours, in a 5 -minute game of over three days, John Isnade defeated Nicholas Mahut in the longest match in tennis history at the 2010 Wimbledon Championship.
2010	Julia Gillard took over as the first female Prime Minister Australia.
2012	Mohammed Mursi, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, became the President of Egypt.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1564	India's legendary Queen Durgavati was martyred during the war with the Mughals.
1885	Tara Singh, a freedom fighter and leader of the Akali Dal Master, was born in Harial village of Rawalpindi district. Master Tara Sing was a prominent Sikh political and religious leader in the first part of the 20th century. He played an important role in organizing the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee, guiding the Sikhs during the partition of Sikhs politically, and during the partition of India.
1961	India's first indigenous HF24 supersonic fighter aircraft took off.
1966	117 people died when an Air India aircraft going from Mumbai to New York crashed in Mount Blanc, Switzerland.
1986	Government of India also approved maternity benefit for unmarried women.

Day/Observance	Level
Veerangana Rani Durgavati Sacrifice Day	National Day
International Day of Women in Diplomacy	International Day
Passport Service Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1897	Omkarnath Thakur / Singer / India
1958	Suman Sharma / Pilot / India
1970	Atul Agnihotri / Actor / India
1988	Sumona Chakravarti / Actress / India

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