Birth of Titumir
Birth of Titumir
History speaks life. History man thinks, drives away. Significant events of every day take shape in history Those events are found in history, which is good, which is the first, the curse of human civilization - blessing.
Therefore, history's calendar always carries importance to humans. Keeping this importance in mind, Banganuja's readers regularly organized 'This Day of History'.
January 27, 2015, Sunday. 14 mugs, 1425 bangs Take a look at the significant events that happened on this day in history, important issues including birth and death dates of dignitaries.
Events
1880- Thomas Alva Edison creates commercial patents for electric lights.
1944 - Soviet Union troops were able to break the blockade of Leninagad permanently.
1973 - Peace agreement between the United States and North Vietnam is signed in Paris.
2002 - In the military establishment in Lagos, Nigeria killed 1,100 people and nearly 20,000 people were displaced.
2005 - Economist, diplomat and politician Shah AMS Kibria killing
Five people, including former Finance Minister and Awami League leader Kibria, were killed in a grenade attack at the Baidya Bazar in Habiganj.
In 1954, Kibria became the Director General of the Political Department of the Foreign Ministry by joining the foreign department of Pakistan. In 1981-1992 he was the Chief Executive of the Economic and Social Commission of the United Nations (ASCAP) Asia and Pacific region. During the 1996-2001 period, she was the finance minister of the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
2006 - Western Union closes telegraphy and commercial messaging services.
The birth
1756 - Austrian composer Volfgeng Amadeus Mozart.
1782- The anti-British revolutionary leader Shahid
Titumir.
His real name is Syed Mir Nisar Ali. He is famous for the struggle against zamindars and the British and his bamboo fortress. He was born in Chandpur village of Basirhat of twenty-four Parganas. Titumir declared independence against British rule in the present twenty-four Parganas, Nadia and Faridpur territories. The local zamindars' own army and the British army beat Titumir several times. Later he was martyred in Bamboo Fort while fighting with British soldiers.
1905 - The famous Bengali politician Abul Hashim of the Indian subcontinent
1934 - Former British Prime Minister Edith Cross
Death
1814 - German philosopher Yohan Gottlig Fickt
1860 - Hungarian mathematician Yanos BolÃyi.
1901 - Italian musician Jucppe Verde.
1917 - Founder General Secretary Nikhil Bharat Muslim League Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk Moulvi
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