The year 1985 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1985 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Important Historical Events of the Year 1985 in World ⚡

Event__DateIncident/Event
23 MayA sterile woman gave birth to seven children after treatment. Three of these newborns survived, but all three were also not well. This first major attempt to give birth to the test tube babies was unsuccessful.
27 JulyThe then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, while holding this post, went on an official visit to America for the first time in 11 years.
04 SeptemberThe first pictures after 73 years of the giant luxurious ship Titanic sank in the sea were revealed.
14 SeptemberThe Soviet Union ordered 25 British diplomats to leave the country on charges of espionage.
19 SeptemberThe earthquake caused major devastation in Mexico City. In which three states were destroyed and around 10,000 people died.
21 SeptemberNorth and South Korea opened their borders to meet families.
06 NovemberBollywood actor Sanjeev Kumar died.
09 November22-year-old Gary Kasparov became the youngest world chess champion after defeating Anatoly Karpov.
11 NovemberThe first AIDS-themed TV film 'An Early Frost' was screened in the US.
13 NovemberAround 23,000 people died in eastern Colombia due to volcanic eruptions.
19 NovemberThe summit talks began in Switzerland between the two superpowers of the world - the former Soviet Union and the United States.
20 NovemberBill Gates launched the Windows-1 operating system.
11 AugustRonald Reagan became the 40th President of the United States.
20 DecemberIn the Tirupati Balaji temple, Lord Venkateswara was offered a diamond studded crown valued at Rs 5.2 crore.
07 MarchThe first antibody test for AIDS was the ELISA-type test.
08 MarchA car bomb blast in Beirut killed 80 people and injured more than 175 people.
11 MarchMikhail Gorbachev, the first and last president of the Soviet Union, became the supreme leader of the Soviet Union.
15 MarchThe first Internet domain name symbolics.com was registered.
06 AprilWorld famous artist Mark Shagall, contemporary of Pablo Picasso, died in Paris.
07 JanuaryCellNet launches 2 UK cellular networks.
14 FebruaryCNN correspondent Jeremy Levine was released from captivity in Lebanon.
11 MarchMohammed al-Faid bought London-based department store company Harrods.
10 AprilMadonna began her first Virgin Tour concert tour from New York City.
15 MayJohn Anthony Walker Jr. was arrested by the FBI for passing classified naval communications to the Soviet Union.
17 JuneJohn Hendricks started the Discovery Channel in the United States.
23 JulyThe Commodore introduced the Amiga personal computer at Lincoln Center in New York.
12 AugustJapan Airlines Flight 123 crashed in Japan, killing 520 people, the worst single plane crash in history)
13 SeptemberSteve Jobs resigns from Apple Computer to create Next.
04 OctoberFree Software Foundation founded in Massachusetts, USA.
18 NovemberElmo was known as the children's TV show Sesame Street.
01 DecemberThe Ford Taurus and Mercury Sibal were released for sale to the public.
10 JanuarySir Clive Sinclair launched the Sinclair C5 personal electric vehicle, 'one of the great marketing bombs of post war British industry',which later became a cult collector's item.
01 FebruaryAeroflot Flight 7841 crashed shortly after takeoff from Minsk National Airport, killing fifty-eight people on board.
05 FebruaryThe mayors of Rome and Carthage signed a peace treaty to ceremonially end the Third Punic War, 2,131 years after the conflict has ended.
16 FebruaryThe Hizballah Program was released, describing the ideologyand goals of the Shia Islamic political and paramilitary organizationHizballah.
28 FebruaryThe Troubles-The Provisional Irish Republican Army launched amortar attack on a Royal Ulster Constabulary station in Corry Square,Newry, Northern Ireland, killing nine.
07 MarchThe charity single 'We Are the World' by the supergroup USA for Africa was released, and would go on to sell over 20 million copies.
17 MarchAmerican serial killer Richard Ramirez, known as'the Night Stalker', began a home invasion burglary and killing spreethat resulted in 13 deaths and 11 sexual assaults over the followingfive months.
18 MarchThe first episode of the Australian soap opera Neighbours wasfirst broadcast on the Seven Network, eventually becoming the longestrunning drama in Australian television history.
14 April49th Golf Masters Championship: Bernhard Langer won, shooting 282.
23 AprilThe Coca-Cola Company started its new soft drink Coca-Cola, which led to a lot of negative reactions of the company and the company brought back the previous formula back to the market after a low thanth. Gave.
01 MayLabor groups in the Philippines founded the political alliance and Communist Front, Bagongingas Makabayan to challenge the dictatorship of Fonginand Marcos.
11 MayDuring an association football match between Bradford City and Lincoln city in Bradford, England, a flash fire consumed one side of the Valeli Parade Stadium, killing 56 attendees.
13 MayEleven members of the American Black Liberation Group were killed when a Philadelphia police helicopter fired a bomb at his house during a raid.
29 MayBefore the European Cup final, a wall pressure of the Hasell Stadium in Brussels fell under football fans to avoid riots between Liverpool and Juventus, killing 39 people and injured more than 600 people.
06 JuneJoseph Menjel's remains, an Nazi physician notorious inhuman experiment that was performed on Oschvitz prisoners, was discovered in Mabu Dasserts, Brazil.
11 JuneThe Russian Space Investigation Vega landed on Venus. The module, a 1500 kg, 240 cm diameter diameter included a surface lander and a balloon explorer. The flybe investigation made a gravitational aid maneuver using Venus, and continued his mission to prevent comets.
17 JuneThe STS-51-G Space Shuttle Discovery began to carry Sultan bin Salman bin Abdulziz Al Saud as a payload specialist, the first Arabia in the space and the first Muslim. The STS-51-G NASA's space shuttle program was the eighteenth flight, and the Space Shuttle was the fifth flight of Discovery. The seven -day mission launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida on 17 June 1985 and Edwards Air Force Base in California on 24 June.
17 JuneIn the Board Space Shuttle Discovery, Sultan bin Salman al -Saudbakem first Arab, first Muslim, and the first astronaut to fly in outer space.
29 JuneThe European Economic Community adopted the flag of Europe, earlier adopted by the Council of Europe in 1955.
07 JulyBoris Baker became the youngest Wimbledon winner. He won the Wimbledon Championship at the age of 17. He was a German tennis player and won several tennis championships. He was also ranked in the world as number 1 during his time. Currently that coaching world no. 1 Novak Djokovic.
07 AugustTolcent de 'Arie, Essex, in England, a local magistrate and the family was murdered, described by The Times as' a classicwodunit'.
11 AugustUniversity tuition fees for American students have increased by 7% annually, which exceeds the rate of inflation. The average tuition fee is 9,659 USD; However, Bennington College in Vermont is expensive as $ 17,210.
12 AugustJapan Airlines flight 123, crashed at the ridge of Mounttattamghara in Gumma province, Japan, killing 524 in the world's worst single-union aviation disaster.
13 SeptemberSuper Mario Bros, which is one of the best -selling and most influential games ever, was first released for NES in Japan.
19 SeptemberNew York State is included in many other states, which insurance companies will have to undergo blood tests for AIDS when applying for health or life insurance.
19 SeptemberAn earthquake of 8.1 mL occurred in Mexico City, killing at least 9,000 people and 100,000 homeless.
03 OctoberThe spacecraft Atlantis was launched on the first campaign to carry two military communication satellites in a campaign for the US Department of Defense.
06 OctoberPolice Constable Keith Blakelock was killed during the riots at the Broad Water Farm Housing Estate in Tottenham, London.
26 OctoberThe Australian government owned Alasukan, the owner of Aluru for the local Pitjantjatara people, as Aires Rock.
09 NovemberAt the age of 22, Gary Kasparov defeated the then champion Anatoli Carpov to become the youngest unquestioned chess champion.
13 NovemberThe volcano Newado del Ruse exploded, making a volcano, which buried the city of Armro, Columbia and killed 23,000 people.
14 NovemberA volcanic eruption in Colombia buried three villages as well as the entire city. It was reported that about 20,000 people lost their lives.
15 NovemberA volcanic explosion in the Colombian city of Armro killed about 20,000 people out of a population of 50000. Military assistance to help the victims and members of the Red Cross were sent with emergency supply.
18 NovemberCalvin & Hobbes, a comic strip by Bill Watson, was first published in the world, published for the first time.
19 NovemberSoviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan (both Pictures) held the first meeting in the five peak meetings in Geneva.
12 DecemberArrow Air Flight 1285 crashed after flying in 256, including 248 members of the US Airforce's 101st Airborne Division, flying in the land and Labrador.
19 DecemberThe Yakutsk United Air Group Flight 101/435 was abducted by a co-pilot and launched in China, where he was caught, while the Chinese passenger returned home with a gift.

Important Historical Events of the Year 1985 in India ⚡

Event__DateIncident/Event
23 JuneAir India's jumbo passenger plane Kanishka crashed into the air close to the coast of Ireland. All 329 passengers aboard the plane were killed in this accident.
02 OctoberIn India, the Dowry Prohibition Amendment Act came into existence on this day.
29 OctoberBoxer Vijendra Singh, who won India's first Olympic medal in boxing, was born.
07 AugustGeet Sethi became the third Indian to win the World Amateur Billiards Championship.
10 MarchIndia won the Bension and Hedges Cricket World Cup.
23 JuneThe Air India Flight 182, above the Atlantic Ocean, blamed a bomb blamed to the Sikh separatist group Babbar Khalsadstroid, killing all 329 on boards.

Famous People's Birthdays in 1985 😀

BirthName/Category/Country
02 SeptemberSurekha Yadav / Train driver / India
29 OctoberVijender Singh / Player / India
01 JuneDinesh Karthik / Cricketer / India
02 NovemberDiana Penty / Actress / India
05 DecemberShikhar Dhawan / Cricketer / India
06 DecemberRudra Pratap Singh / Cricketer / India
09 NovemberParignya Pandya Shah / Actor / India
09 MarchParthiv Patel / Cricketer / India
09 JuneSonam Kapoor / Actress / India
10 JanuaryDrashti Dhami / Actress / India
11 AugustJacqueline Fernandez / Actress / India
11 NovemberRobin Uthappa / Cricketer / India
13 MayMadhurima Tuli / Actress / India
13 MayMegha Gupta / Actress / India
15 JulyAmi Trivedi / Actor / India
16 NovemberAditya Roy Kapoor / Actor / India
18 JanuaryMinissha Lamba / Actress / India
18 OctoberSourabhee Debbarma / Singer / India
21 MayIsa Tara Guha / Cricketer / India
25 JuneKajal Aggrawal / Actress / India
26 JuneArjun Kapoor / Actor / India
27 NovemberAashka Goradia / Actress / India

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