History Of 30 October | On This Day In World

In the history of the World, some other important events recorded on the date of 30 October are as follows: -

➧ 1485: Henry Tudor is made King of England. Henry Tudor, known as Henry VII, established the Tudor dynasty and tried in many ways to expand the power of England.

➧ 1611: Gustoff II Adolf becomes King of Sweden at age 17.

➧ 1905: Russian ruler Czar Nicholas II ratifies the first Russian constitution.

➧ 1909: Birth of Homi Jahangir Bhabha, physicist of India and father of the Atomic Energy Program.

➧ 1922: Benito Mussolini forms government in Italy.

➧ 1925: Television transmission takes place in London for the first time.

➧ 1945: India joined the United Nations.

➧ 1960: Successfully transplanted kidney in UK.

➧ 1963: African countries Morocco and Algeria sign a ceasefire treaty.

➧ 1973: The Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, Turkey was completed, connecting the continents of Europe and Asia with the Bosporus for the first time.

➧ 1974: Mohammed Ali defeated George Foreman to win the World Heavyweight Boxing title.

➧ 1975: King Juan Carlos takes power in Spain.

➧ 1991: US President George Bush in his historic speech during the West Asia Peace Conference in Spain called on the Arab world and Israel to forget their past and walk on the path of peace.

➧ 2003: Prince Charles of Britain begins a tour of India.

➧ 2003: US Secretary of State Colin Powell asked Pakistan to hold peace talks with India.

➧ 2008: State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur reduced the interest rates of fixed deposits by one percent.

➧ 2008: More than 66 people died in multiple bomb blasts in several parts of Assam including Guwahati.

➧ 2017: President Uhuru Kenyatta was declared winner in the Kenyan election with 38% of the vote.

➧ 2019: Twitter chief Jack Dorsey announced that he will no longer take political advertising.

➧ 2019: The Indian Constitution came into force after officially abolishing their autonomous status, their flag and their constitution, and Kashmir was made a union territory.