History of 13 July


✳️🎯 #History of 13 July 🎯✳️

According to #Gregory Calendars, it is 194th (July 195th year in Leap Year) of 13 July year. There are still 171 days left in the year

🎯 *Important events of July 13*

1803- Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Alkender Duff started Scottish Church College with five students.

1905- Calcutta's weekly newspaper 'Sanjivani' gave the first suggestion for the boycott of British goods.

1929- Revolutionary Jatindranath started his historic hunger strike.

1977 - The Government of India had announced the withdrawal of civilian honors, including Bharat Ratna.

1998 - Leander Paes, India's first ATP player in the Hall of Fame tennis championship Won the title, Brazil won the CTBT And NPT Signed on

2000 - 18 fugitives including Mahendra Chaudhary released in Fiji.

2001 - The 2008 Olympic Games hosted for China (Beijing).

2004 - Russian President Putin expresses his desire for stronger relations with India for the development of Siberia and the country's far eastern areas.

2006 - Issues relating to nuclear bomb creation to UN Security Council

2008 - In the US, the Green Party made former Democrat Cynthia McKinney as its candidate in the presidential election.

2011 - Three bomb blasts took place at three different locations in Mumbai, in which the total number of deaths was more than 20 and the number of injured was 130.

🎯 *Born on 13th July*

1941 - T. Kalpana Devi - member of the 8th Lok Sabha.

1941 - Sunita Jain - Modern storyteller and novelist of Hindi and English

1932 - Bina Rai - was a famous actress in Hindi films.

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