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The date of November 22 is recorded in the history of the country and the world for many important reasons. This is a black date for America. On November 22, 1963, the then President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, USA. He was the President of America for only two years, 10 months and two days. He is considered one of America’s most popular presidents. Became the President of the country at the age of just 43. The man who shot Kennedy was former Marine Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald was arrested by the police. Two days later, Oswald was assassinated by a Kennedy supporter. This incident created a stir in the entire world including America.
Born on May 29, 1917, in Brooklyn, USA, Kennedy was the second of his parents’ nine children. His father was one of America’s most successful people. His business extended from film industry to stock market, from shipbuilding to banking. In 1938, when Kennedy’s father went to Britain as the US Ambassador, 21-year-old Kennedy went there as his secretary.
After completing his studies from Harvard University, he joined the Navy in 1941. The second world war was going on at that time. His elder brother died during the war. Kennedy himself almost died during the war. After leaving the Navy in 1945, he entered politics. After the death of his elder brother, the family’s political legacy came into Kennedy’s hands. Kennedy, who won his first election in 1946, never lost an election in his life.
important events
1920: Hakim Ajmal Khan became the first Chancellor of Jamia.
1968: The proposal to change the name of Madras State to Tamil Nadu was approved by the Lok Sabha.
1971: India and Pakistan violated each other’s air borders and air conflict began between the two countries.
1975: Juan Carlos became king of Spain.
1990: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced her resignation.
1997: India’s Diana Hayden became Miss World.
1998: Bangladesh’s controversial writer Taslima Nasreen surrendered in Dhaka court.
2000: America imposed sanctions on Pakistan and Iran.
2002: Hundreds of people were killed in riots that broke out in Nigeria in protest against the organization of Miss World contest.
2005: Angela Merkel became the first woman Chancellor of Germany.
2006: India and six other countries of the global consortium signed a historic agreement in Paris to set up a primary fusion reactor to generate energy like the Sun.
2007: Announcement of strict restrictions to control the illegal migrant problem in Britain.
2008: Indian cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni threatened to resign from his post.
2008: Famous Hindi poet Kunwar Narayan was selected for the Jnanpith Award for the year 2005.
Birth
1830: Jhalkari Bai, commander of ‘Durga Dal’, the female branch of Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi.
1864: Rukmabai, India’s first female doctor.
1899: Senior Indian freedom fighter martyr Laxman Nayak.
1892: Meera Ben, daughter of a British military officer. Influenced by the principles of Mahatma Gandhi in the Indian freedom struggle, he propagated Khadi.
1901: Vishnu Sahay, former governor of Assam and Nagaland.
1939: Former Defense Minister, former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Mulayam Singh Yadav.
1948: Famous Indian choreographer Saroj Khan.
demise
1774: Robert Clive was the first Governor of the East India Company to be appointed in India.
1967: Famous politician, staunch Sikh leader Tara Singh.
2016: Famous litterateur of Hindi and Bhojpuri language, Viveki Rai.
2016: Ram Naresh Yadav, former Governor of Madhya Pradesh and former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh.