January 26- India proclaims for Independence and more.

“The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future.”- Theodore Roosevelt Firstly, have you ever thought about how our history affects us? Then, what would we do without our past? Finally, without the guidance of our forefathers? Well, we would be lost. They prepared us for the future. We
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January 9- Apple Inc. CEO announces the iPhone And More

Some people regard history as a mere subject, something to be comprehended in a classroom. Or, just thick textbooks containing numerous stories and books. But, history has its importance beyond mid-term school examinations. History is a tale of transformation over time. Also, it shows us the consistency in human disposition. It is beneficial for everyone
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Today- January 7

Today, on January 7, we acknowledge the National Tempura Day. We also celebrate International Programmers Day. These days remind us to respect and ensures that our customs remain alive. At the same time, they honor people who have contributed to the progress and development of the world. These days remind us to appreciate what we
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December 12- Kenya becomes republic and more

The pages written in history are a reminder of our past and the bridge to the future. This compiles all types of events. Be it pathbreaking occurrences in world history or political affairs, they all remind us of what happened decades ago. Today, on December 12, Brag Social presents to you a chapter from the
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December 11- Voltaire’s “Brutus” premieres in Paris and more

Everyday we create something unusual that goes down n the pages of history, marking the day. It has helped shape the world as we see it today. Here are some historic milestones and inventions achieved on December 11 throughout centuries. 1618 Russia & Poland signs peace treaty of Deulino The peace treaty signed between Russia
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World’s first COVID-19 Vaccine

On Tuesday, Russia has reported that it sees a strong world interest in the usage of its first ‘Sputnik V’ coronavirus vaccine, adding that Russia intends to conduct phase 3 trials in different countries.  The RDIF, which finances Sputnik V production to Russia, has also confirmed that it aims in collaboration with Local Sovereign Fund
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August 10 – Discoverer satellite launch and more

Let us read the historical milestones of August 10: 1582 – Russia ends its 25-year war with Poland. The war between Russia and Poland (1558 – 1583) was termed as the Livonian War. It was fought for the control of Old Livonia. It started on 22 January 1558 and ended with drastic effects on 10
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US Navy entering Russian waters first time since cold war

The U.S. Navy is back in the Barents Sea for the first time since the Cold War. Three American destroyers, a combat support ship and a British Royal Navy frigate have entered the waters north of Scandinavia and Russia to conduct joint security operations, the Navy announced Monday. “In these challenging times, it is more important than ever that we maintain
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