28 JUL HISTORY TODAY
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Events for July 28
Events for July 28
28-July-1872 | Albert P Sarraut, French Governor General of Indo-China (1911..19)/PM (1933/36), was born. |
28-July-1909 | Brahmanand Reddi Kasu, politician, was born at Madras. |
28-July-1912 | Ramchandra Gondo Ginde, famous neuro surgeon, was born. |
28-July-1914 | Japanese boat 'Kamagata Maru' was compelled to deport to India from Vancouver, Canada. The ship was boarded with active freedom fighters who were against the British Government. |
28-July-1921 | Congress decided to boycott the visit of Prince of Wales in India. |
28-July-1921 | The All-India Congress Party votes to boycott a forthcoming visit by the Prince of Wales and urges a boycott of imported cloth. |
28-July-1924 | Many deaths were reported and several villages were destroyed due to floods in the south. |
28-July-1939 | Tarun Ram Phookun, great lawyer, orator, eminent writer and President of the Assam Chhatra Sammelan in 1928, passed away. |
28-July-1946 | Sister Alphonsa, good teacher and social worker, died at Bharananganam. |
28-July-1972 | India and Pakistan sign Simla Pact, settling border dispute in Kashmir. |
28-July-1989 | Mufti Mohammad Sayeed was disqualified from Rajya Sabha. It was the first case of such disqualification from the House under anti-defection law. |
28-July-1994 | Sudhakarrao Naik, G. Ramanujam and O. N. Srivastava appointed Governors. |
28-July-1994 | Uproar in Parliament over the Government's rejection of JPC report. |
28-July-1997 | Calling and holding of bandhs by political parties and other associations or organisations declared 'Illegal and unconstitutional' by a Full Bench of the Kerala High Court. |
28-July-1997 | 12 persons are killed and 69 injured as New Delhi-bound Karnataka Express rams Himsagar Express at Old Faridabad station level-crossing in Haryana. |
28-July-1999 | Shiv Sena president Bal Thackeray is banned from voting and contesting in any election for six years from December 11, 1995 on the recommendations of the Election Commission. |
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