History – April 29

Knowing one’s history is essential for every society and person. The past shows our shifting attitudes toward life and various aspects of it. Moreover, discussing history helps to know about the significant events that led to a social change in our society. Some of these events on April 29 are below. 1813: Jacob Hummel receives
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70 dead in “horrific” outbreak- Massachusetts veterans home

70 residents have died at a Massachusetts home for aging veterans, out of which 68 were tested positive for the coronavirus and it is not known whether others who have died had COVID-19. It is the deadliest known outbreak in the U.S. at a care facility and another 81 employees and 82 residents have also
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Today – April 29

Each new day should be received with gratitude, and today, April 29 is no different. Gratitude for the amazing new beginning it has provided and helped us see the bright light in the morning. This gratitude should be celebrated in all ways you can. So, we through this Today column, bring to you the amazing
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Top ER doctor in New York commits suicide.

The coronavirus battle-weary frontline ER doctor, who was the head of the emergency department at a hospital in Manhattan, committed suicide shaken by the coronavirus pandemic and the deaths of contagion patients. Philip Breen, her father, told that she had gotten sick with the coronavirus earlier also but in about a week and a half,
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Coronavirus likely to return every year- Chinese scientists

Chinese scientists have told that the novel coronavirus will not be eradicated, it would burn out for good but return each year. They have told that there is no going back from this pandemic and the virus, that has taken thousands of lives and hit the economies hard all around the world, would keep revisiting
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History – April 28

It feels great to know about the history of our ancestors. We could never know what happened when without the proper historical records. Here are some of the events that happened on April 28 for various years. 1848: Slavery abolished in French colonies Many countries prohibit slavery during those years. For France, one of the
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Day Today- April 28

Every day is a celebration. We have a myriad of reasons to rejoice each day. Be it the brave stories of someone or the celebration of art. Thus, similarly, On April 28, we celebrate some big events such as National Bravehearts Day and National Great Poetry Reading Day. National Bravehearts Day Every year, National Bravehearts
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New Coronavirus Symptoms Discovered

The cases of infected people are increasing as we speak. Many asymptomatic patients are contributing to the spread of the deadly virus. In a non-inclusive list, CDC advised immediate medical attention and proper checkups upon experiencing the symptoms. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) added six new symptoms to the ones (flu-like symptoms)
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Today- April 27

Every year, people celebrate April 27 by sharing or telling stories to dear ones. Also, the day is being recognized to pay tribute to traditional ways of communication that as Morse codes. Morse code Day This day has been created to pay respect to the traditional form of communication. The people used this method for
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Today in History – April 26th Flights, Nuclear disaster, Presidency

1929 The first non-stop flight from England to India is completed. April 24–26 – Royal Air Force Squadron Leader Arthur G. Jones-Williams and Flight Lieutenant Norman H. Jenkins make the first non-stop flight from the United Kingdom to British India, using a Fairey Long-Range Monoplane. 1931 New York Yankee Lou Gehrig hits a home run but is called out for passing a
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