July 2 – Civil Rights Act and more

Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act Proceed towards the new month with a positive thought to get better and break your own records to create history. Do something great today and we migh Proceed towards the new month with a positive thought to get better and break your own records to create history. Do
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July 1: Peace of Greenwich and more

As we step into the month of July, let us promise ourselves to be better than before, to improve and create history. Break your own records. Do something great this month and maybe we publish that in the future. Let us read the historical milestones of July 1, the first day of July: 5413: England
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June 30 – Night of the Long Knives and more

There is a lot to read today Today, we are on the verge of completion of the 6th month of the year. Let us pray and hope for a better half of the year 2020. The history has witnes Today, we are on the verge of completion of the 6th month of the year. Let us
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June 30 – Night of the Long Knives and more

Today, we are on the verge of completion of the 6th month of the year. Let us pray and hope for a better half of the year 2020. The history has witnessed innumerable events in the past singing about the authors, rulers, Presidents, and Prime Ministers. Let us have a look at the major events
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June 29 – Townshend Revenue Act and more

Ukraine proclaims independence 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 infi 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
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Today – Treaty of Versailles and more

1884: Congress declared Labor Day a legal holiday America’s first Labor Day was resolved in a convention in Chicago stating that the first Monday in September is set aside as a laborer’s national holiday. The first annual observance of Labor Day was organized by the American Federation of Labor in 1884. Oregon became the first
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Today – First ATM installed and more.

Each day the world reaches a new milestone surpassing its own records. People defy normal norms and create something so magnificent that the world keeps talking about in the coming years. They prove to be a source of inspiration to give our best. This column brings to you the significant milestones in the past years.
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June 26 – U.N. Charter 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 25 – Radium Discovery and more

1868: The U.S. Congress enacts legislation granting an eight-hour day to workers employed by the federal government This legislation fixed the normal working hours for laborers as eight hours in all states of the American Union. This measure was taken as a step to free labor from the capitalist slavery. This legislation was influenced by
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June 24 – Henry VIII and more

1509: Henry VIII is crowned King of England On this day, Henry VIII was crowned as the Kind of England as a successor of Henry VII. He reigned till his death in 1547. He was born on June 28 1491 at Greenwich and died on January 28, 1547.   1664: The colony of New Jersey, named
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