History Of 13 November | On This Day In World

In the history of the World, some other important events recorded on the date of 13 November are as follows: -

1780: Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the ruler of Punjab, was born.

1892: Story writer, prose writer Rai Krishnadas was born.

1898: On the occasion of Sun Kali Puja, revered mother Shri Sharda Devi inaugurated the school of Nivedita.

1917: Famous progressive poet Muktibodh Gajanan Madhav was born.

1950: Tibet appeals to the United Nations against the Chinese invasion.

1968: Zulfikar Ali Bhutto arrested in Pakistan.

1969: A woman gives birth to five children in a hospital in London.

1971: Marine spacecraft 9, sent by the American Space Institute NASA, orbited Mars.

1975: World Health Organization declares Asia to be chicken pox free.

1979: The publication of 'Times' newspaper resumes after being closed for a year. Actually, the publication of the newspaper was stopped due to the dispute between the management and unions on the introduction of new technology and other issues.

1985: A volcanic eruption in eastern Colombia killed about 23,000 people.

1997: The Security Council imposed a travel ban on Iraq.

1998: The Dalai Lama and US President Bill Clinton meet despite opposition from China.

2008: 'Assam Gana Parishad' joins National Democratic Alliance.

2009: Naxalites kidnap seven people including outgoing MLA Ramchandra Singh in Jharkhand.

2014: Rohit Sharma of India set a new record of 264 runs against Sri Lanka in ODI innings in cricket.

2015: Terrorists launch a deadly attack on Paris. 130 killed, over 350 injured.

2018: Sri Lanka's Supreme Court bars President Maithripala Sirisena from dissolving Parliament.

2019: Washington, D.C. It was the first day of public testimony in Donald Trump's impeachment investigation.

2019: South Korean girls group Blackpink became the first pop group to reach 1 billion views on the "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" pop song on YouTube.