CT EXAM 2018 11TH APRIL HISTORY

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का History of April 11

📌 According to the Gregorian calendar, it is 101th of the 11th year (102th day in the leap year). There are still 264 days left in the year

Important events of April 11

1999 - The Unique Declaration of 'A School Lap Lo' by the Government of the Philippines.

2002 - Referee arrest in China for fixing match (football)

2003 - Pakistan won the Sharjah Cup for the 12th time.

2004 - Bombs explode in a car near the venue of prominent singer artist Sonu Nigam of India, in Islamabad.

2008-

In view of opposition from government employees, the Central Government announced the formation of a high-level committee of secretaries to review the Sixth Pay Commission.

Scientists in Sweden discovered the tree of eight thousand years old.

मे born on 11th April

1827 - Jyotiba Phule - The great thinker, social worker and revolutionary of India

1869 - Kasturba Gandhi - wife of Mahatma Gandhi.

1887 - Jamini Roy - Famous painter of India.

1904 - Kundan Lal Sehgal Indian singer and actor

1937 - Ramanathan Krishnan - One of India's best players.

1946 - Naveen Nishchal - was an Indian film actor.

हुए Death on 11th April

1977 - Phaniswarath Renu, literary

2009 - Vishnu Prabhakar, famous writer, dramatist and story writer of Hindi, passed away.

2010 - Kailash Chandra Dash, Scientist and former Chief Professor of Chemistry Department at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar.

के Important opportunity and celebration of April 11

Rail week

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