CT EXAM 2018 6th April current affairs

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🌀 * History of 6 April * 🌀

🌀 * According to the Gregorian calendar, it is 96th day of 6th year (97th in Leap Year). There are still 269 days left in the year. *

🌀 Important events of 6 April *

1606 - Rajkumar Khusro rebelled against his father Mughal ruler Jahangir.

1930 - Mahatma Gandhi launched the Civil Disobedience Movement Movement to emphasize the demand of an independent India.

1942 - Japanese fighter bombed the Indian territories for the first time.

1966 - Indian swimmer Mihir Sen swim past the Straits of Pakistan.

1982 - Argentina occupies the Dominican Falkland located in the South Atlantic Ocean.

1985 - Contemporary world-famous artist Mark Shagall of Pablo Picasso died in Paris.

1998 - Successful launch by Pakistan of the Gory Ballistic missile.

1999 - Announcing to run Indian notes of five hundred rupees in Nepal again.

2000 - A Karachi court has sentenced the deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to life imprisonment in the case of terrorism and hijacking.

2003 - 86 prisoners were killed due to the riots in Northern Honduras jail.

2005 - Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani was elected the new President of Iraq

2007 - Bangla writer Leela Majumdar dies

2008 -

Seven new faces were included in the Cabinet of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government.

LTTE's fidayeen attack killed 12 people, including Minister of State for Railways Jayraj Fernandespeople. A Ethiopian court sentenced five top executives to a five-year sentence for being convicted in an air strike.

2010 - Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and US Finance Minister Timothy Gehner, who has embarked on a trip to India, signed the Economic Partnership Agreement.

🌀 * 6 April birth person *

1593 - Mumtaz Mahal - daughter of Asaf Khan, whose marriage came from the Mughal emperor 'Khurram' (Shah Jahan).

1886 - Last Nizam of Usman Ali, Hyderabad

1929 - Pyarelal Khandelwal, politician

1931 - Suchitra Sen, famous film actress

1956 - Dilip Vengsarkar - Famous Cricketer

1971 - Sanjay Suri - Bollywood Actor

🌀 * Death on April 6 *

1929 - Mahasaya Rajpal - Famous Hindi Sevi and Publisher.

2001 - Chaudhari Devi Lal - Former Deputy Prime Minister of India and pioneer of Indian politics, the messiah of the farmers, great freedom fighter, the birthplace of Haryana

🌀 * Important Opportunities and Celebrations of April 6 *

Dandi Satyagraha Diwas (1930)

Village swaraj day

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