History Of 09 September | On This Day In World

In the history of the World, some other important events recorded on the date of 09 September are as follows: -

➧1449: Mongolian forces hostage the Emperor of China at the Battle of Tumu Fort.

➧1776: US Parliament of Congress officially renames the country from the 'United Colonies' to the United States.

➧1791: United States capital named Washington D.C. The present-day is named after President George Washington.

➧1850: California becomes the 31st state of the US.

➧1850: Famous poet and playwright Bharatendu Harishchandra was born in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Who brought out magazines like Harishchandra magazine, Kavikavar Sudha, and wrote many plays like Andharanagari and Bharat plight.

➧1867: European country Luxembourg attains independence.

➧1908: Orville Wright flew for an hour for the first time.

➧1920: Anglo, Oriental College Aligarh was renamed Aligarh Muslim University.

➧1949: The Constituent Assembly of India accepted Hindi as the official language.

➧1950: Communists were arrested on a large scale in the European country France.

➧1968: India's famous novelist, storyteller, essayist, playwright, revolutionary, journalist Ramvriksha Benipuri died.

➧1974: Captain Vikram Batra, who was martyred in the Kargil War, was born. He was posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra.

➧1999: Mahesh Bhupathi of India and Arch Sugiyama of Japan won the mixed doubles title of US Open.

➧2004: A bomb explodes outside the Australian Embassy in Jakarta, killing 10 people.

➧2006: US Open Women's Tennis: Russia's Maria Sharapova wins her first US title; Defeated Belgian Justin Henin-Harden 6-4, 6-4.

➧2009: Ministry of Railways announced to introduce a biometric identification system for its employees on the lines of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

➧2011: 58th National Film Award (India): "Admante Makan Abu" won the Golden Lotus.

➧2012: Indian Space Agency placed the heaviest foreign satellite in orbit.

➧2015: Queen Elizabeth II became Great Britain's longest-reigning queen in 63 years and seven months, beating the previous record set by her great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria.

➧2018: Nia Franklin, representing New York, crowns Miss America 2019. The first competition was held without a swimming section.