June 16 – Bloomsday and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in our today column in the
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June 15 – Magna Carta and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in Today in History in the
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June 14 – Recognition of Flag Day and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in Today in History in the
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June 13 – Pentagon Papers published and more

1866: US House of representatives passes 14th Amendment (Civil rights) The house of representatives passed the 14th amendment by a majority of 120 votes to 32 votes. The 14th Amendment was ratified on July 7, 1866, and everyone who was born in the US or naturally a part of the country were given equal rights
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June 12 – Anne Frank’s Gift and more

1812: Napoleon Bonaparte and his army invade Russia The invasion of Russia lasted six months. The Army crossed the Namen River to invade Russia, present-day Poland. The army was led by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. They lost 300,000 men. This war is known as the                Patriotic War in Russia. 1849: The gas mask is patented
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Today in History – June 11

History has witnessed infinite number of inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. We, at Brag Social, try to keep you updated with all the happenings of the past and present. Let’s read about the historical milestones of June 11. 1963: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is arrested in Florida for trying to integrate
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Black Wall Street

The ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement has refreshed all the past memories of protests and revolutions against the arbitrary rule of the powerful. When we look back, it is clear that this is not a new book. But, just a new part of the same novel series people have been part of since the time they
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June 10 – Equal Pay Act and more

1805: The First Barbary War came to an end. Wearied by the blockade and raids, and now under threat of a continued advance on Tripoli proper and a scheme to restore his deposed older brother Hamet Karamanli as ruler, Yusuf Karamanli signed a treaty ending hostilities on 10 June 1805. 1854: The first graduation of
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June 9 – Civil War in Martinique and more

1790: Civil war breaks out in Martinique. In the late 1790s, Martinique went into a state of civil war. The troops of Martinique Regiment, stationed in Fort Bourbon. They received their independence in February 1848. 1931: Robert H. Goddard patents a rocket-fueled aircraft design. The rocket-fueled aircraft design was a milestone in the history of
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June 8- Brightest Nova Discovered and more

One week of June has already passed and we have three more to go. Celebrate every day and work hard to make history. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. We, at Brag Social, try to
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