23 April Today in Indian History

23 April Today in Indian History

Events for April 23

23-April-1504	Guru Angad, Sikh Guru, was born.
23-April-1751	Gilbert Aliat Minto, governor-general of East India Company, was born.
23-April-1774	British Commander Colonel Chapman defeated Rohilla's army and captured Ruhelkhand.
23-April-1795	East India Company gave Warren Hastings a grant of the money and he was honourably acquitted of the charges.
23-April-1858	Pandita Ramabai, the social reformer and philosopher, was born in the State of Mysore.
23-April-1913	Dhananjay Vithal Keer, famous biographer, was born.
23-April-1926	Madhavrao Sapre, the great political leader, passed away.
23-April-1928	Narasimha Murtey, the educationist, was born at Nandur, A.P.
23-April-1929	Ranjit Film Co. was founded by Chandulal Shah and Gohar at Bombay.
23-April-1929	The Fate of the Outlaw', a 7-reel film produced by Majestic Film Co. was prohibited by the Board of Censors, Bombay, on April 23 on the grounds that the film glorifieds crime.
23-April-1930	Riots break out in Peshawar; 20 Indians shot down after killing of three Britishers.
23-April-1938	Viceroy Lord Linlithgow opens the hydro-electric scheme at Malakand.
23-April-1946	Commonwealth Occupation Forces in Japan, exchanging its Spitfire Vllls for Mk XlVs in October and arriving in Japan aboard HMS vengence.
23-April-1955	Political Committee of Asian-African Conference at Bandung adopted an Indian resolution calling for a ban on atomic weapons.
23-April-1959	Peking Radio reports say that Chinese troops defeated rebels in south-eastern Tibet and have closed Tibet's borders with India and Burma.
23-April-1968	Bade Gulam Ali Khan, famous ghazal singer, passed away.
23-April-1987	Supreme Court in a judgement confers Hindu widows absolute ownership of property under Hindu Succession Act 1956.
23-April-1991	Major parties agree to have polls in Punjab.
23-April-1992	Satyajit Ray, internationally famous Indian film producer-director, Bharat Ratna Awardee, passed away at the age of 70.
23-April-1994	Ibrahim Sulaiman Sait, former the Indian Union Muslim League president, floats a new party - the Indian National League.
23-April-2000	Mumbai regains Ranji Trophy.