23rd SEPTEMBER TODAY IN HISTORY - DINVISHESH GHADAMODI
Today in Indian History
Events for September 23
Events for September 23
23-September-1743 | Sawai Jaising died. |
23-September-1803 | British-Indian forces defeated the Marathas in the Battle of Assaye. |
23-September-1858 | Grant Duf, historian who studied Maratha history, died. |
23-September-1862 | Sriniwas Shastri, great patriot and veteran politician, was born. |
23-September-1863 | Rao Tula Ram, freedom fighter, died. |
23-September-1903 | Yusuf Meherali, freedom fighter and socialist, was born. |
23-September-1906 | Kumar (Mijjan) alias Syed Hasan Ali, film actor, was born in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. He has worked in 'Shadows of the Dead', 'Dukhiari', 'Gambler', 'Patan ni Paniari', 'Thoure of Delhi'. |
23-September-1908 | Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, famous Hindi poet, was born. |
23-September-1911 | Rappal Sangmeshwar Krishnan, noted physics expert of India, was born. |
23-September-1952 | Anshuman Dattajirao Gaekwad, batsman in 40 Tests (1974-85), was born in Bombay. |
23-September-1965 | The Indian Army secured the Kashmir Valley and the only object left was to clean out the remnants of the Gibraltar Force. Under the guidance of United Nations, the cease-fire came into effect. |
23-September-1967 | P. S. Vaidya, great Indian ODI pace bowler (1995-96), was born. |
23-September-1974 | First NCC Airforce Squadran (Women) was established at Vanasthali Vidyapeeth, Rajasthan. |
23-September-1980 | Indira Gandhi gains power to imprison without trial. |
23-September-1983 | Supreme Court upholds execution of criminals through hanging by rope. |
23-September-1990 | World Bank clears Rs.1,200 crore aid for Sarovar Dam rejecting objections raised by environmental groups. |
23-September-1992 | Indian-designed pilotless target aircraft 'Lakshya' successfully tested. |
23-September-1996 | Sitaram Kesri elected provisional president of Congress (I). |
23-September-1997 | India win Sahara Cup Cricket series by 4-1 victory over Pakistan. |
23-September-1999 | India rejects Pakistan's proposal for an international conference on arms control. |
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