History of 23 January – 23 January History Hindi | 23 Important events of January Hello Friends Today in this article we will give you 23 Important Events of JanuaryGoing to tell about the history of 23 January. Friends, our history is so big that we are not able to remember it. That’s why we visit our website (Hindinut.com) But we are giving you the details of the events that happened on this day according to the date, with the help of which you can increase your knowledge.
23 January History In Hindi
- 2020 – In a significant order, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) asked Myanmar to provide protection to the Rohingya population.
- Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II approved the British government’s Brexit law.
- The Ministry of Home Affairs announced the winners of the ‘Subhash Chandra Bose Aapda Prabandhan Puraskar’ 2020.
- In the Corruption Perceptions Index, India slipped to the 80th position as against the 78th rank in 2018. Denmark and New Zealand are jointly on the top.
- 2009- The ban on smoking scenes in film and television programs ended.
- 2008-
- To increase its presence in the Gulf region, Bank of Baroda plans to start its full-fledged operations in Bahrain.
- An order worth Rs 1057 crore was received from the engineering company Larsen & Toubro Limited from West Asia.
- The world’s superpowers agreed on a proposal to impose a third sanctions against Iran.
- 2007 – A declaration was signed between India and Russia for the production of medium-sized multipurpose transport aircraft.
- 2006 – India accepted the recommendation to give the status of Most Preferred Nation to Pakistan.
- 2005 – Army personnel threw 6 people out of Farakka Express in Uttar Pradesh’s Firozabad. 5 people died and one was injured.
- 2004 – Complete ban on cow slaughter is implemented in Madhya Pradesh.
- 2003 – Four major parties of Nepal jointly opposed the government formed under the leadership of Lokendra Bahadur Chand by dismissing the government elected by the monarchy.
- 2002 – Rashtriya Janata Dal President Lalu Prasad Yadav released on bail.
- 1993 – Iraq declared observance of the ceasefire, denying the allegation of attacks with anti-aircraft guns on American fighters.
- 1992 – Estonia’s Prime Minister Edgar Savisar resigned.
- 1973 – The agreement in the Vietnam War was announced by US President Richard Nixon.
- 1991 – Iraq’s oil ministry banned the sale of gasoline.
- 1977 – Janata Party was formed.
- 1968 – North Korea seized the US ship USS Pueblo, accusing it of trespassing on its maritime boundary.
- 1966 – Indira Gandhi became the Prime Minister of India.
- 1965 – Durgapur Steel Plant started functioning.
- 1924 – The Soviet Union officially announced the death of Lenin on January 21.
- 1920 – Holland refused to hand over William II of Germany to the Allies as a World War I criminal.
- 1913 – Nazim Pasha was killed in the Turkish military revolution.
- 1897 – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was born in Cuttack.
- 1849 –
- Prussia proposed a ‘German union’ without Austria.
- Elizabeth Blackwell became the first American woman to earn a medical degree.
- 1799 – French troops occupied Naples Italy.
- 1793 – The Human Society of Philadelphia was formed.
- 1668 – England and Holland signed a mutual cooperation agreement.
- 1570 – The Earl of Reget Moray, Scotland, was assassinated.
- 1556 – Thousands were killed in a devastating earthquake in China’s Shenxi province.
- 1953 – Achal Kumar Jyoti – 21st Chief Election Commissioner of India.
- 1930 – Derek Walcott, West Indian writer, Nobel laureate.
- 1928 – Shanu Lahiri was a well-known art teacher and Bengali painter.
- 1926 – Bal Thackeray, Indian politician and founder of Shiv Sena.
- 1897 – Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Indian freedom fighter.
- 1814 – Cunningham – A British archaeologist, known as the “Father of India’s Archaeological Exploration”.
- 1809 – Veer Surendra Sai, Indian freedom fighter.
- 1975 – Amiya Kumar Das was an Indian social worker.
- 1963 – Narendra Mohan Sen – Famous revolutionary of India.
- 1924 – King Abdullah – King of Saudi Arabia.
- Might Day
- Leprosy Prevention Campaign Day.
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