03 May In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on May 03, the day number in a year is 124 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 125. May 03 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1491	Nakuvu Nonzing of the Kongo Empire was baptized as the Jo IB Portuguese missionaries.
1616	The French Civil War ended after the Loudun Agreement. The war which originally began as a power struggle between the Queen Mother Marie de Medici's favorite Concino Concini (most recently the Marquis d'Ancre) and Henri II de Condé, was the front line for the throne of Louis XIII.
1660	Sweden, Polar and Austria signed the Olva peace deal. The Treaty or Peace of Oliva was one of the peace treaties that ended the Second Northern War (1655–1660). The Treaty of Oliva in the same year, and the Treaty of Copenhagen, and the Treaty of Cardis in the following year marked the high point of the Swedish Empire.
1722	Perrier de Marivaux 'La Double Incostans' premiered in Paris.
1765	The first North American Medical College opened in Philadelphia.
1765	America's first medical college was opened in the city of Philadelphia.
1791	The Constitution was announced on 03 May 1791 in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of Sejam, the first modern constitution constitution in Europe.
1791	The polish constitution of May 3, which was the oldest coded nationalization of Europe, was adopted by Sejam.
1791	The polish-Lithuanian Constitution of May 3 was adopted by the Great Sejam, the oldest National Constitution in Europe.
1808	Finnish War: The fort of Swaberg was lost from Sweden to Russia.
1815	Austria defeated Naples King Joachim at the Battle of Tolentino.
1837	The University of Athens was established in Greece.
1845	1600 people died in a theater fire in Canton, China.
1855	American courageous William Walker and a group of mercenaries from San Francisco to win Nicaragua.
1887	An earthquake shook Sonora and Mexico completely.
1913	The first full -length feature film Raja Harishchandra was released.
1915	The oldest consecutive current Royal Air Force Station, RAF Northolt, was opened as a house for the number 4 reserve airplane squadron.
1915	Canadian physician and lieutenant Colonel John Mcre wrote 'Inflanders Fields', which was later considered one of the most notable poems in World War I.
1920	Relying on the 11th Soviet Red Army, the Bolsheviks working in neighboring countries tried to coup in Georgia.
1921	The island of Ireland was divided into two different regions: Northern and Southern Ireland.
1926	The Trade Union Congress announced that a general strike was to begin on 3 May 1926. The strike lasted for 9 days to prevent the deteriorating conditions for the British government to reduce wages and the deteriorating conditions for 8,00,000 lock-out coal miners.
1929	The Battle of Blood Ale was fought by a razor group in Sydney, Australia.
1942	The Second World War-Japanese forces began to attack the Solomon Islands and the surrounding islands in the Solomon Islands, making them endanger the supply and communication routes between the United States and Australia and New Zealand.
1945	The Second World War-German Ocean Liner Cap Arcona, thousands of prisoners on the board, along with Sanatani camps were left to swim in Lubek's Gulf, was attacked by RAFT Yafoon and drowned.
1951	The Royal Festival Hall, Grade I was opened as a site for the first war building, Britain's festival.
1952	The first aircraft C -47 at the North Pole on 3 May 1952 pilot Benedict and Co -Pilot Joseph O. Got landed with Fletcher. The campaign, "Operation Oil Drum", was obtained in less than a month.
1960	Off-broadway music The Fantestics made his premiere, which eventually became the world's longest moving music.
1961	American scientist Alan Shepard became the first American traveler to go into space.
1963	In Birmingham, Alabama, the police used high -pressure water -hostel dogs on the protesters of civil rights, causing a thorough investigation on racial separation in South America.
1965	The world's first commercial communication satellite called "Early Bird", which is formally known as Intelssat I, first used to broadcast the Today show on 3 May 1965 in United States. I went.
1973	The world's tallest building, the Sears Tower in Chicago with a height of 1,451 feet, was destroyed.
1978	Gary Thukar, a marketing representative of the Digital Equipment Corporation, sent the first unwanted commercial e-mail referring to 600 people from the west coast of ARPANET US on 3 May 1978. Sending junk email from the existence of the Internet is prohibited.
1991	The Canadian player of the National Hockey League, Came Blue, was injured during the game 3 in the 1991 Prince of Wales Conference final, which was done on 3 May by Ulf Samuelson. After another injury, he developed OS myositis Oscitons 'in the injured area' which left him for only 162 games for the remaining of his NHL career and forced him to retire at the age of 31 only.
1993	On 03 May, World Press Freedom Day was declared by the United Nations to spread awareness about the importance of press freedom.
1998	The European Union introduced the common currency euro which was adopted by fifteen member countries. The euro is the second most secure and prevalent currency in the world after the US dollar.
2000	The game of Jio coaching was born when the coordination of solitude outside Portland, Oregon, America was stationed in the Usenet group.
2001	The United States Human Rights Commission lost its seat on 3 May 2001 due to resentment in several countries on poor US polling records on several issues such as availability of land mines and ad drugs. This was the first time after being established in 1947 when the US was not a member of the United Nations.
2003	Australia cricket team captain Steve Waugh became the second batsman to score the most runs in Test cricket.
2006	Armavia Flight 967 crashed in the Black Sea on 3 May 2006. The number of deadly accidents in this accident was 113, which meant that no passenger, including all the crew members, was survived and this uneven data it was the third largest death in any accident after the Gulf Air Flight 072 accident in 2000. Creates and Tam Airlines Flight 304 Accident 2007.
2007	Four -year -old Medalin McCan was kidnapped
2013	About 160 million years old dinosaur fossils found in China's Shandong Province. These fossils are more than 130 years old. These fossils are the remains of bone and eggs found in an excavation near Jingenko village.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1669	The third President of India Zakir Hussain died. He was the first President of the country who died in office.
1913	The first Indian feature film Raja Harishchandra was released. Raja Harishchandra was a silent film. It was produced by director Dadasaheb Phalke.
1913	Raja Harishchandra was the first Hindi feature film in India, which marked the beginning of the Indian film industry.
1939	Indian freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Bose established the Forward Bloc.
1939	The All India Forward Block was formed on 3 May 1939 by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. The aim of the forward block was to rally all leftist classes within the Congress and develop an alternative leadership within the party, banning it after three years. British officials.
1939	Subhash Chandra Bose formed the All India Forward Block of the Indian National Congress in protest against Gandhi's strategy.
1976	PAN M747SP landed in New York on 3 May 1976, which established a new round of world flight speed of 46 hours, 50 seconds for the circulation of Earth. On 25 April 1976, PAN M inaugurated Los Angeles / New York for Tokyo flight services. 747SP flew from New York to Tokyo via Delhi, India and returned to New York.
2002	An Indian Air Force aircraft, Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG 21, crashed into a bank in Jalandhar, Punjab, on May 3, 2002, in Jalandhar, Punjab. In the accident, pilot FLT Lieutenant SK Nayak was evacuated safely from the aircraft, but eight people were killed and 17 others were injured on the ground.
2008	Jamshedpur-based Indian steel major Tata Steel Limited ie Tisco received the first license to mine coal in the UK.

Day/Observance	Level
World Press Freedom Day	International Day
Global Accessibility Awareness Day	International Day
International Energy Day	International Day
World Press Freedom Day	International Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1896	V K Krishna Menon / Politician / India
1898	Golda Meir / Politician / Israel
1649	Chhatrasal / Warrior / India
1767	Tyagaraja / Composer / India
1883	N. C. Sen Gupta / Professor / India
1896	V. K. Krishna Menon / Politician / India
1920	Achala Sachdev / Actress / India
1943	Prasanta Pattanaik / Academic / India
1951	Ashok Gehlot / Politician / India
1955	Raghubar Das / Politician / India
1959	Uma Bharti / Politician / India
1964	Ruchira Kamboj / Diplomat / India
1968	Arjun Munda / Politician / India

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