Year 1975 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1975

The year 1975 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1975 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
09 May	First electric typing machine was made. The process of inputting (text) by pressing the keyboard of typewriters, cell phones, computers, etc. is called typing or 'typing' (Typing). Typing is different from other methods of inputting, such as mousse (mouse), speech recognition, etc.
16 May	Sikkim became the 22nd state of the country.
17 May	The bombings in Dublin and Monaghan, Ireland, killed 28 people.
30 May	European Space Agency was formed.
06 June	Formation of Temporary Revolutionary Government in Southern Vietnam.
12 June	The Allahabad High Court convicted the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in electoral corruption.
21 June	The West Indies team had the feat of winning the first Cricket World Cup.
25 June	On the advice of the Indira Gandhi government, President Fakhruddin Ali declared a state of emergency in the country.
05 July	American hockey player Arthur Ash Wimbledon was the first black to win a singles competition.
11 July	A 2200-year-old cemetery was discovered in China, in which 3000 life-size statues of soldiers were buried.
16 September	Papua New Guinea gained independence from Australia.
22 October	The Venus-9 'spacecraft landed on the planet Venus.
24 October	An ordinance was brought to end the bonded labor system and came into effect from the next day.
26 October	Egyptian President Anwar Sadat became the first President of the country to make an official visit to the US.
30 October	King Juan Carlos took power in Spain.
31 October	Sachin Dev Burman, a famous musician and singer of Bengali and Hindi cinema, passed away.
13 November	The World Health Organization declared Asia to be chicken pox free.
20 November	The dictator General Francisco Franco, who ruled Spain for 39 years, was killed.
22 November	Juan Colors became the king of Spain.
25 November	The Surinam country of South America gained complete independence from Holland.
27 November	Guinness Book of Records co-founder Ross Macquarter was shot and killed.
05 August	Bollywood's famous actress Kajol was born.
26 August	Dr. Narayan Subbarao Hardikar, a freedom fighter, journalist and Padma Bhushan, died.
27 December	372 people died in the Chasanala coal mine accident in Dhanbad district of Jharkhand.
29 December	The law of equal rights for women and men came into force in Britain.
02 January	Railway Minister Lalit Narayan Mishra was injured in a bomb blast in Samastipur district of Bihar.
09 February	The Russian spacecraft Soyuz 17 returned to Earth 29 days later from space.
14 February	The famous writer Sir Pelham Graniwal Woodhouse died.
25 February	Shah Faisal, the then ruler of Saudi Arabia, was assassinated by his own nephew, Prince Faisal bin Mussad.
26 February	The country's first kite museum 'Shankar Kendra' was established in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
21 March	The then President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed declared Emergency under Section 352 at the request of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Which lasted till 21 March 1977.
21 March	The monarchy ended after three thousand years in Ethiopia.
05 April	King Fazal of Saudi Arabia was killed.
26 April	A bill was passed in Parliament to give statehood to Sikkim, which came into effect from 16 May.
30 April	The Vietnam War came to an end.
02 January	Bangladesh's revolutionary leader Siraj Sikkar was killed by police in custody.
01 February	The Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation was launched in the Philippines.
08 March	The United States declared International Women's Day.
04 April	Bill Gates and Paul Allen set up Microsoft in Albuquerque in New Mexico.
05 May	Bush Gardens Williamsburg Theme Park opened in Virginia.
09 June	The Order of Australia was awarded for the first time.
12 July	Sao Tome and Principe declared independence in Portugal
11 August	The British Leyland Motor Corporation came under the control of the British Government.
16 September	Australia liberated Papua New Guinea.
03 October	For the first time since Bangladesh separated from Pakistan in 1971, the two countries established diplomatic relations.
16 November	The third COD war started between the United Kingdom and Iceland.
25 December	Heavy metal band Iron Maiden was formed in London by Steve Harris.
05 January	The Troubles: In response to the killings of six Catholics the night before, the South Armagh Republican Action Force killed ten Protestants in County Armagh, Northern Ireland.
14 January	British teenage heiress Lesley Whittle was kidnapped by Donald Neilson and subsequently murdered during a failed ransom collection attempt.
15 January	Portugal signed the Alvor Agreement with UNITA, the MPLA, andthe FNLA, ending the Angolan War of Independence.
28 February	In London an underground train failed to stop at Moorgateterminus station and crashed into the end of the tunnel, killing 43people.
05 March	Computer hackers in Silicon Valley held the first meeting ofthe Homebrew Computer Club, whose members would go on to have greatinfluence on the development of the personal computer.
06 March	For the first time on television, John F. Zeruder film of the Kennedy assassination.
06 March	Iran and Iraq signed the Algiers Agreement to settle a borderdispute, only to begin fighting again five years later in theIran–Iraq War.
10 March	Ho Chi Minh Campaign-North Vietnam began its final push forvictory over South Vietnam with an attack on Ban Me Thuot.
25 March	King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was shot dead by his nephew Faisal bin Musaid.
27 March	Construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, an oil pipeline spanning the length of Alaska, began.
04 April	Bill Gates and Paul Allen established Microsoft to develop and sell basic interpreters for Albert, New Mexico.
17 April	Under the Pol Pot, Khmer Rouge captured Nom Penh, ending the Cambodian Civil War and established the Democratic Computia.
21 April	Nguy n van thi u resigned as the President of South Vietnam, and was replaced by Tr N Van Huong, as communist powers shut down the inon victory.
28 April	Cao Van Vioak, head of South Vietnamese army, escaped due to the shutdown of North Vietnamese at Sigon.
30 April	Shortly after the US armies evacuated their helicopters, the citizens of South Vietnam and the citizens of the third country from the city, the soldiers of North Vietnam captured Sigon, ending the Vietnam War with a healthy surrender to South Vietnam without South Vietnam done.
12 May	Vietnam's final official battle between Cambodia Empire and the United States took place on May 12, 1975 as the American container ship SS Mayagaz was seized by the Cambodian army.
12 May	The Cambodian Navy seized the American container ship SSMAYAGUEZ in recognized international water, but was claimed by Cambodia as regional people.
16 May	Junco Tabei, a Japanese mountaineer, became the first woman to climb the top of Mount Everest on 16 May 1975.
28 May	Sixteen West African countries signed the Treaty of Lagos, establishing Economic Integration to the Economic Community of West African states.
04 June	Governor Jerry Brown signed the California Agricultural Labor Selection Act, the first law in the United States, guaranteeing the rights of bargaining for the farmwork.
05 June	The Suez Canal was reopened after a six -day war between Arabia and Israel. It is a sea flat canal through Egypt. It connects the Mediterranean Sea to the red sea. It was formed to make trade and maritime transport easier.
07 June	The first Cricket World Cup began in England. It was a 14 -day tournament in which 8 cricket countries took part. The innings of 60 overs were played by teams. West Indies became the champion of 1 World Cup.
07 June	The inaugural Cricket World Cup, Men's Men's Major International Sports, began in England.
14 June	The film The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which has been released even today, is the history of the longest -lasting theatrical release film in Los Angeles.
05 July	Cape Varde achieved his freedom from Portugal. It is an island country that crosses an archipelago of ten volcanic islands in the Central Atlantic Ocean. It is located 570 km from the coast of West Africa and the islands cover the joint area of slightly more than four thousand kilometers.
05 July	Arthur Ash Wimbledon became the first black man to win a singles title. Arthur Robert Ash was an American professional tennis player who was ranked number 1 in the world rankings from the US. He won three Grand Slam titles which ranked him among the best tennis players in the United States.
12 July	Sao Tome and Principal declared their freedom from Portugal. It is located in the Gulf of Guinea, near the west coast of Central Africa. It consists of two archipelago and some small islands. It is a Portuguese -speaking country.
22 July	Stanley Forton took photo fire escape complexes, which was the Pulitzer Award for Spot News Photography and Wordworld Press Photo title of the year.
30 July	Jimmy Hofa, the leader of the American Mazdoor Union, mysteriously disappeared after the last seen outside a restaurant near Detroit.
31 July	The three-member popular Miami Shoband and two Ulster Volunteer Force gunmen were killed in the County Down in Northern Ireland.
31 July	The Tubble: In a boat paramilitary attack, three members of the Miami Shoband, a popular Miami Shoband at County Down, Northern Ireland, and the gunmen of the Ulster Volunteer Force were killed.
14 August	The film The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which has been released even today, is the history of the longest -lasting theatrical release film in Los Angeles.
05 September	Ira terrorists have been bombed at the London Hilton Hotel in Park Lane. Two people are reported injured. The bomb was installed in the hotel lobby, and the coded warning did not give enough time to withdraw.
05 September	Charles Manson, a devotee of Charles Manson, attempted the murder of US President Geraralie Ford.
05 September	Charles Manson, a devotee of Charles Manson, attempted the murder of US President Geriel Ford.
14 September	Elizabeth N. Seton became the first congenital citizen of congenital states to be prescribed.
24 September	On the south-west face expenses, Heston and Dug Scott have become the first people to reach the summit of Mount Mount Everest who are facing any face.
01 October	Muhammad Ali defeated Fraser in the 14th round by practical knockout. The match was considered one of the greatest boxing matches in history and is often known as "Thrilla in Manila" match.
05 October	The Dirty War-Gurilla Group Montoniers carried out Operation Primisia, in which a terrorist attack in which he hijacked an aerology argentinas flight, captured the Formosa International Airport and piled up a military regiment.
11 October	The Saturday Night Live, an American weekly sketch Comedy-Varietyshow, was first aired.
16 October	Five journalists of the Australian television network located in Inthe, Balibo were killed by a soldier of Indonesian Special Forces for the attack of Eastern Telor.
03 November	Queen Elizabeth officially inaugurated the operation of Britain's first oil pipeline and begins, which goes from Crudeen Bay to Grengmutha, who serves Fortis Olfield.
10 November	SS Edmund Fitzgerald, the biggest boat on the great lakes of North America, drowned with the lives of 29 people in Lake Superior.
10 November	SS Edmund Fijrald, the largest ship on the great lakes of North America, drowned in Lake Superior with the loss of 29 lives.
11 November	During a constitutional crisis in Australia, Governor-General John Carr dismissed the government of Prime Minister Gough Witham and dissolved the Parliament for double disruption election.
14 November	With the signing of the Madrid agreement, Spain accepted its presence from the Spanish Sahara.
22 November	Two days after the death of Francisco Franco, Juan Carlos I were declared the king of Spain according to the law of succession made by Franco.
25 November	After Suriname's independence from the Netherlands, Johanfire became its first President.
27 November	The UK government decided to give partial self-governance to both Scotland and Wales. However, Scotland was not allowed to use any action to reduce Britain's unity.
02 December	Pathet Lao overthrew the royal government in Viantiyane, forced King Savang Vatthana to leave, and established the Lao People's Democratic Republic.
06 December	Four members of the Provincial Irish Republican Army took two people hostage in a house on Balcomb Street in Marylibon, London and surrendered six days later.
07 December	The Indonesian Army attacked East Timor on the pretext of Kanti-Opportunity and began 25 years of possession.
12 December	The six -day ban at Balcomb Street in London ended peacefully after freeing and surrendering four hostages to four Ira gunmen.
21 December	Buffalo Sabers scored 5 goals in 4–2 score of Washington Caps 14-2 NHL records 40 points.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
07 June	The first match of the first World Cup was played between India and England at Lodgers Stadium in London. India lost in this.
26 June	India's first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency in the country.
19 November	Indian film actress Sushmita Sen was born in Hyderabad. Sushmita Sen is India's first Miss Universe.
12 February	India declared itself to be smallpox.
17 April	Second President of India Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan passed away.
19 April	With the help of erstwhile Soviet Russia, the first Indian satellite Aryabhata was launched.
02 January	Lalit Narayan Mishra, the Indian Minister of Railways, was assassinated in a bomb blast at Samastipur, Bihar.
19 January	A magnitude 6.8 Ms earthquake struck northern Himachal Pradesh,India, causing extensive damage to the region.
19 April	1 satellite was launched by India with the help of USSR.
16 May	Based on the results of the referendum, about a month ago, Sikkim abolished his monarchy and became its 22nd state by India.
22 June	National Emergency was declared in India and censorship was started. In India, "Emergency" refers to a period of 21 months, when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi unilaterally declared Emergency across the country. Officially released under Article 352 (1) of the Constitution for "internal disturbances" by President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed. This order gave the Prime Minister the right to rule through decree, so that elections could be suspended and civil freedom can be curbed.
25 June	Citing a threat to national security, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi announced a unilateral emergency situation, which lasted for almost two years.
06 July	Comoros declared its freedom from France. Comoros is a small nation made up of groups of many small islands. It is located in the Indian Ocean on the Mozambique channel which is near the African continent.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
01 June	Karnam Malleswari / Player / India
19 November	Sushmita Sen / Actress / India
01 July	Antara Mali / Actress / India
01 June	Karnam Malleswari / Player / India
01 June	Karnam Malleswari / Weightlifter / India
01 January	Sonali Bendre / Actress / India
07 November	Venkat Prabhu / Actor / India
08 January	Harris Jayaraj / Composer / India
08 June	Shilpa Shetty / Actress / India
08 December	Tara Deshpande / Actress / India
09 August	Mahesh Babu / Actor / India
10 May	Amar Babaria / Actor / India
10 August	Hemant Soren / Politician / India
10 April	Terrence Lewis / Choreographer / India
14 February	Kiku Sharda / Actor / India
15 August	Vijay Bharadwaj / Cricketer / India
17 March	Puneeth Rajkumar / Actor / India
19 November	S. P. Sen Verma / Civil Servant / India
19 November	Sushmita Sen / Actress / India
25 June	Manoj Kumar Pandey / Soldier / India
25 December	Nagma / Actress / India
27 November	Suchitra Krishnamoorthi / Actress / India

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