History Of 26 October | On This Day In World

In the history of the World, some other important events recorded on the date of 26 October are as follows: -

➧ 1858: H.E. Smith patented the washing machine.

➧ 1890: Journalist Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi was born.

➧ 1905: Norway gained independence from Sweden.

➧ 1934: Established All India Rural Industries Association under the patronage of Mahatma Gandhi.

➧ 1947: Raja Hari Singh agreed to merge Jammu and Kashmir with India.

➧ 1951: Winston Churchill becomes Prime Minister of Britain.

➧ 1956: Hungary's new Prime Minister Imre Negi appealed to the people to maintain peace on the third day of the ongoing fighting between the protesters and the Soviet army.

➧ 1969: Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, the first astronauts to step on the moon, came to Mumbai.

➧ 1976: Republic of Trinidad and Tobago gained independence from Britain.

➧ 1979: South Korea's President Park Chung Hee is 'accidentally' murdered by his old friend and head of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency Kim Jae Kyu. He was given the death penalty for his crime.

➧ 1994: A peace treaty was signed between Israel and Jordan, ending the 46-year-old war.

➧ 1998: The deadliest hurricane in history killed more than 3000 people and left thousands homeless in Central American countries Mexico, Honduras and Nicaragua.

➧ 2001: Japan announces the lifting of sanctions against India and Pakistan.

➧ 2006: A minister in Israel demands an inquiry from India on the Barak deal.

➧ 2006: A law was passed to protect women in India from dowry violence cases and domestic violence.

➧ 2012: 41 killed, 50 injured in a suicide attack in a mosque in Afghanistan.

➧ 2014: Dilma Rousseff was re-elected President of Brazil.

➧ 2017: The National Party of New Zealand pleaded guilty to breaking the copyright of the publisher of rapper Eminem and ordered to pay $ 413,000 for the use of the song "Eminem Eske".

➧ 2017: Jacinda Ardern was sworn in as Prime Minister of New Zealand, the youngest female head of the world.

➧ 2019: ISIS founder Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in Syria by raiding American special forces.