Year 1986 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1986

The year 1986 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1986 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.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
02 May	N. N., 30, of United States of America Bancroff became the first woman to reach the North Pole.
24 May	Margaret Thatcher became Britain's first Prime Minister to visit Israel.
05 September	Neerja Bhanot, who lost her life while assisting and protecting passengers in a hijacked Pan Am Flight 73 from Mumbai to New York, died in Karachi.
06 September	23 people were killed in an attack at a Jewish worship house in Istanbul.
16 September	177 people died after being trapped in a gold mine in South Africa.
18 September	For the first time female drivers from Mumbai flew a jet plane between Bombay and Goa.
23 September	The US Congress chose Rose as America's national flower.
10 October	A 7.5-magnitude earthquake in San Salvador killed 1,500 people.
22 October	US President Reagan signed the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
10 November	The Constitution was re-enacted in Bangladesh.
21 November	The Central African Republic adopted the constitution.
24 November	Legislators were expelled from the House together for the first time in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.
21 August	2000 killed by poisonous gases from the volcano eruption in Cameroon.
21 August	Usain Bolt, the world's fastest runner, was born in Jamaica.
28 August	Bhagyashree Sathe became the first woman to become a grandmaster in chess.
07 January	US President Ronald Reagan announced an economic embargo against Libya.
15 January	First Army Commander-in-Chief KM Cariappa retired) was given the rank of Field Marshal.
21 January	It was the first federal holiday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
28 January	The spacecraft Challenger was destroyed in an explosion 73 seconds after its 10th flight, killing all 7 astronauts on board.
21 February	The Government of South Africa opened Johannesburg and Durban to blacks.
23 March	The first company of women was trained in the Central Reserve Police Force.
31 March	All 167 passengers on board died after the crash of the Mexico 940 aircraft.
01 January	The province of Flevoland is established in the Netherlands.
03 February	Pixar Animation Studio opened in California.
15 March	33 people were killed and 14 were rescued from the debris by the collapse of Hotel New World.
13 April	The first child born to a non-related surrogate mother.
31 May	1986 FIFA World Cup begins in Mexico
08 June	Former United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim was elected President of Austria.
05 July	The Goodwill Games were held in Moscow.
02 August	The first film produced by Studio Gabili, Castle in the Sky directed by Hao Miyazaki, was released in Japan.
01 September	Jordan University of Science and Technology was established.
27 October	International World Prayer Day was held in Assisi Italy.
22 November	Mike Tyson won his first boxing title by defeating Trevor Barbic in Las Vegas.
31 December	97 people were killed and 140 were injured in a fire at the DuPont Plaza Hotel in Puerto Rico, San Juan.
11 January	The Gateway Bridge in Brisbane, Australia, at the time the longest prestressed concrete free-cantilever bridge in the world, opened.
13 January	The month-long South Yemen Civil War began in Aden between supporters of President Ali Nasir Muhammad and his predecessor Abdul Fattah Ismail, resulting in thousands of casualties.
16 January	The Internet Engineering Task Force, a standards organization that develops and promotes Internet standards, held its first meeting, consisting of twenty-one United States-government-funded researchers.
28 January	Space Shuttle program: STS-51-L mission – Space Shuttle Challenger explodes after lift off, killing all seven astronauts on board.
07 February	President of Haiti Jean-Claude Duvalier fled the country after a popular uprising, ending 28 years of one-family rule in the nation.
19 February	The first module of the Soviet space station Mir was launched,establishing the first long-term research station in space.
25 February	People Power Revolution: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos visits the country after 20 years of rule; Corazon Aquino became the first female President of the Philippines.
25 February	In the Philippines, the non-violent People Power Revolutionculminated with the removal of Ferdinand Marcos from power and theinauguration of Corazon Aquino as the nation's first female President.
28 February	Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was assassinated by a lone gunman in Stockholm while walking home from a movie theatre with his wife Lisbet Palme.
11 March	1 million days passed since traditional foundation of Rome.
13 March	Claiming the right of innocent passage, American warships USS Yorktown and USS Caron entered the Soviet territorial waters in the Black Sea, inciting Soviet combat readiness.
15 March	The building housing the Hotel New World in Singapore collapsedsuddenly due to structural failure, killing 33 people.
15 April	The US armed forces started bombing Libya to try to reduce the ability to support international terrorism.
20 April	St. James Theater closed "Jerry's girls" 139 in New York City.
25 April	King Maswati III of Swastiland was crowned, who was the successor of his father Sambhuja II.
26 April	The Chernobyl nuclear power plant near Chernobyl, UkrainSSR, faced a steam explosion, resulting in a fire, a nucleomedtown and more than 336,000 people withdrawn and rehabilitated in Europe.
02 May	Henry Tivonon was killed in an accident while leading the Tour Day Corres rally, resulting in FISA, the sports governing bodies for motorings, powerful and popular group B rally ban the fortnight of cars.
07 May	Patrick Maro, Canadian photographer and climbers, became the first person to climb every seven peaks in more difficult kartens-culture on 7 May 1986.
14 May	In 1980, after receiving all the original papers of Anne Frank's diary, the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation published the entire diary of Anne Frank on 14 May 1986. He wrote his experiences with his family during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II.
19 May	The Firearm Owners' Protection Act was passed by United States Congress government, effective from May 19, 1986. It has revised many provisions of the Gun Control Act, 1968 under United Stated Federal Law.
27 May	The European community adopted the European flag. The flag of Europe has a cycle of 12 golden (yellow) stars on the Azure background. It is the flag and symbol of the European Council (CO) and the European Union (EU). It is often used to indicate countries in the Euro region, and, more loosely, is independent of any of these institutions to represent the continent of Europe or Europe.
22 June	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.
27 June	In Nicaragua vs. The United States, the International Court of Justice ruled that the United States had violated international law by supporting Contras in the rebellion against Nicaraguagwa.
06 July	Davis Fineni Tour Day became the first cyclist of the USA to win the road stage of France. It is a multi-deprived annual racing of bicycles that occurred in France. The path of the tour goes through its neighboring countries. Cyclists from all over the world participate in it. This race is considered to be the most prestigious in all other bicycle races.
09 July	Homosexuality was legalized in New Zealand. The Gay Reforms Act Act was passed by the Parliament of New Zealand. This law applied to people whose age was 16 years or more. This decision became the subject of discussion around the world.
11 July	The New Zealand's Parliament passed the gay law reform, which legalizes gay sex.
12 July	The Homosexual Law Reform Act became a law in New Zealand, which weakens gay sex.
23 July	Sarah Ferguson married Rajkumar Andrew, Duke of York Atwestminster Abbey, Duches ofyork to join the British Royal family.
21 August	Malignant gas from the volcanic lake Nyos in Cameroon, West Africa destroyed everything in a 15 -mile radius, including 1,500 people. The gas was harmful because it had high amounts of carbon dioxide, hydrogen and sulfur.
21 August	A deadly explosion of a cloud of carbon dioxide from the neosine Cameron Lake killed 1,700 people and 3,500 livestock.
31 August	Aeroméxico Flight 498, Cerritos, California, a private-owned Piperpa-28 crashed into the Cherokee aircraft, killing 67 on the ground of 15 in the air.
07 September	Bishop Desmond Tutu is known for his non -violent opposition to apartheid in South Africa, the first black man to become the Cape Town Archbishop. This happened two years later when he won the Nobel Peace Prize.
07 September	Desmond Tutu became the first black person to lead the Church province of Southern Africa.
08 September	Nissan establishes itself as the first Japanese automobile company to open a factory in Europe by opening one in Sunderland in England.
29 September	Cape lifts a spacecraft from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canverals in an attempt to launch satellite. This is the first manned space mission after the spacecraft challenger disaster two and a half years ago.
05 October	The British newspaper The Sunday Times published the story of a former nuclear technician Mordchai Vanunu, which had a description of Israel's atomic capacity.
09 October	The Phantom of the Opera, the longest running broadway show in history by Andrew Lloyd Weberchic by Music, was opened in West End, London.
19 October	The President of the Mozambic President Samora Machal and 43 others were killed, his president's plane crashed into the Lebombbo mountain with the border of South Africa.
21 October	Scientists are examining a huge hole that emerged in the ozone layer of the Earth above the Antarctica. He got this information from satellite connection. According to him, it has caused a certain chemical process and is suspected of the gas used in the aerosol compartment.
27 October	The British government has unexpectedly neutralized the financial markets, a step that has changed their way of functioning in the country, which has been described as 'Big Bang'.
29 October	British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher opened the last journey of the M25 motorway, which is a surrounded road that surrounds London which is the world's longest.
11 December	Scientists have detected the cause of a large number of birds in Spain during the last September. It was found that pesticides poisoned 5,000–10,000 birds in Spain rice growing area.
16 December	Deenmukmed Konayev was dismissed as the first secretary of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan, riots were provoked outside the country.
19 December	After six years of internal exile in Gorky, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev released disgruntled Andreiskharov.
31 December	Three dissatisfied employees set fire to Dupont Plaza Hotel San Juan, Puerto Rico, killing 98 people and 140 others injured, leading to the second most deadly hotel in the United States history.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
24 June	Government of India also approved maternity benefit for unmarried women.
04 October	Indian Helicopter Corporation was established.
15 November	India's top female tennis player Sania Mirza was born in Mumbai city of Maharashtra state.
19 February	Computerized railway reservation ticket was introduced for the first time in India.
30 June	Mizoram became the state of India. Mizoram is one of the states of North Eastern India, which is in the form of Aizol, the capital. The name is derived from Mi (people), ZO (relationship with the people of Mizoram / Lushai Hills) and Ram (land), and thus Mizoram means "the land of the hill".

Birth	Name/Category/Country
15 September	Joshna Chinappa / Player / India
15 November	Saniya Mirza / Player / India
07 October	Amy Satterthwaite / Player / New Zealand
01 November	Kristina Akheeva / Actress / India
02 December	Kainaat Arora / Actress / India
03 July	Kratika Sengar / Actress / India
03 January	Navneet Kaur / Actress / India
04 November	Suhas Gopinath / Business Man / India
05 January	Deepika Padukone / Actress / India
05 September	Pragyan Ojha / Cricketer / India
06 August	Harsha / NA / India
08 September	Parupalli Kashyap / Badminton Player / India
10 January	Ayesha Takia / Actress / India
12 July	Evelyn Sharma / Actress / India
15 September	Joshna Chinappa / Player / India
15 November	Sania Mirza / Player / India
15 November	Sania Mirza / Tennis Player / India
16 February	Indushree / Ventriloquist / India
17 September	Ravichandran Ashwin / Cricketer / India
18 February	Giaa Manek / Actress / India
18 December	Richa Chadha / Actress / India
20 August	Taniya Sachdev / Chess Player / India
26 July	Mugdha Godse / Actress / India

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