Year 1984 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1984

The year 1984 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1984 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
08 May	France did nuclear test on the island.
22 June	Virgin Atlantic Airways took the first flight from Heathrow Airport in London.
23 July	Vanessa Williams became the first woman in the history of 'Miss America' to give up her title. A nude photo forced him to relinquish the title.
03 September	About 1300 were killed and hundreds were injured in South Philippines due to a terrible storm. Winds measured up to 185 kilometers per hour.
11 October	American space scientist Catherine de Sullivan became the first female astronaut to travel in space.
24 October	First underground metro train started between Esplanad and Bhawanipur in Kolkata.
31 October	The then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was shot dead by her bodyguards Satwant Singh and Beant Singh at her Delhi home.
02 November	For the first time since 1962 in the US, a woman, Velma Barfield, was hanged.
03 November	Anti-Sikh riots broke out in the capital after the assassination of Indira Gandhi on 31 October. In which thousands of people were killed and homeless.
04 November	Obi Agarwal became world champion of amateur snooker.
14 November	NASA launches NATO 3D satellite.
23 November	Around 1000 people were trapped in a fire at London's busiest Oxford Circus station.
02 August	Euro court pitted against phone tapping.
03 August	American swimmer and Olympic winner Ryan Locte was born.
30 August	The spacecraft 'Discovery' took off for the first time.
03 December	Leaking toxic gas from the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal killed at least 3000 people and caused several thousands of physical deformities.
04 December	Hezbollah militants hijacked a Kuwait airline plane and killed four passengers.
28 December	The Congress won the Lok Sabha elections under the leadership of Rajiv Gandhi.
31 December	Rajiv Gandhi became Prime Minister for the second time.
12 January	Every year on the occasion of Swami Vivekananda's birthday, it was announced to celebrate National Youth Day in the country.
12 March	Bollywood singer Shreya Ghoshal was born.
24 January	Apple Computer launched its Macintosh personal computer in the United States.
29 February	Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau announces retirement
06 March	A year-long action began in the British coal industry.
04 April	US President Ronald Reagan called for an international ban on chemical weapons.
14 May	One dollar coin was introduced in Australia.
30 June	John Turner becomes the 17th Prime Minister of Canada
18 July	Beverly Burns became the world's first female Boeing 747 captain.
17 August	Peru became the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.
17 September	Brian Mulroney was sworn in as Prime Minister of Canada.
04 October	Tim McCartney-Snape and Greg Mortimer became the first Australians to summit Mount Everest.
25 November	An East Rail train derailed between Hong Kong's Sheng Shui and Fanling stations.
04 December	Hezbollah bombers hijack a Kuwait Airlines plane and kill 4 passengers.
22 January	Apple Computer introduced the Macintosh, the first successful personal computer to use a graphical user interface, during Super Bowl XVIII with its groundbreaking '1984' television commercial.
28 January	Tropical Storm Domoina made land fall in southern Mozambique, causing some of the most severe flooding recorded in the region.
29 January	The prime Minister of Canada Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced that he is resigning from his post.
29 February	The Prime Minister of Canada Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced that he is resigning from his post.
16 March	William Buckley, the CIA station chief in Beirut, Lebanon, waskidnapped by Islamic fundamentalists.
22 March	In what would go on to be the longest and costliest criminal trial in states history, teachers at McMartin Preschool in Manhattanbeck, California, were wrongly accused of performing satanic rituals.
17 April	British police officer Yvonne Fletcher was shot dead during a protests outside the Libyan Embassy in London's Stjames '
19 April	Scottish origin composer Peter Dods McCormic's 'Advance Australia Fair', a patriotic song, which was first screened in 1878, which officially changed 'God Save the Queen' as a national anthem of Australia Had given.
24 April	Identifying AIDS-virus, acquired immune-deficient syndrome.
06 May	Pope John Paul II canceled 103 of the Korean martyrs, which were the subject of religious harassment against Christians in the 19th century.
08 May	Themes Barrier was officially opened on 8 May 1984 by Queen Elizabeth II. It was designed to protect against exceptional high tides and storms going above the North Sea. The construction cost of the barrier with an additional £ 100 million for the protection of the river was around £ 534 million.
08 May	The Soviet Union announced the boycott of Summer Olympics Los Angeles citing security concerns and said that 'chaos and anti-Soviet hysteria [in uncontrolled states] are being abolished.
12 May	The 1984 Louisiana World Exhibition, The World of Fresh Waters on a Source of Life ", on May 12, 1984, was opened in New Orleans, the United States and ended on 11 November 1984. It was declared bankrupt during its period. Due to low attendance
06 June	Tetris was released in the USSR. It was one of the best video games of all time. It gained fame around the world. It was originally designed and programmed by Alexi Pajitanov. It was a Russian tile matching game.
18 July	A gunman killed 21 people and injured 15 others at McDonald's restaurant in San Yasidro section of San Diego, California.
23 July	The first African-American Miss America Vanessa Williams resigned in the scam after the nude photos of Penthouse magazine were published, which was taken two years ago.
01 August	Commercial Pete-Catter discovered the preserved swamp of Aman at Lindo Moss in Cheshire, North West England, called Lindo Man.
04 August	A year after the military coup came to power in the Republic of Avarvolta, President Thomas Sankara changed his name Burkina Faso (Flag Picture).
29 August	Followers of Lord Shri Rajneesh deliberately carried out the first and only biotarist attack in the history of Oregonella, with Salmonella in The Dalce.
30 August	Space Shuttle Discovery flew on his first trip.
04 September	Progressive Conservative Party formed the largest majority of the total seats of Canadianhister during the federal election led by Brian Mulroni.
20 September	The Cosby Show, which became one of the three Americans, transmits its pilot episode, the biggest rating of five consecutive years.
11 October	Kathy Sulivan Space Shuttle Challenger Mission set an example by being the first American woman to run in space during a test to fill the orbital fuel on STS-41-G.
12 October	The provisional Irish Republican Army carried out a bomb blast at Bretton, Grand Hotel in England, unsuccessfully attempts to kill Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and most of his cabinet.
16 October	Bill began on ITV, eventually the longest running police procedural in British television history.
25 October	The viruses that cause non-A and non-B hepatitis have been identified by researchers.
26 October	The two -week -old baby 'Baby Fay' was given the first chance of his heart transplant, in which her heart was replaced by a young Baboon. Nevertheless, she lived for only 20 days.
05 November	Morning Ireland, Ireland's highest rated radio program, was the first wasbroadcast on RT 1 Radio 1.
14 November	Caesar Climaco, Mayor of Zamboanga city, Philippines, was murdered by an unknown gunman.
25 November	Band Ed, a supergroup containing more than 30 leading British Irish pop musicians, recorded the song 'Do It's Itcrystams? '. To raise money for famine relief in Ethiopia.
22 December	While riding the New York City Subway train, Bernhard Goitz shot four African American youths who attempted to loot him, a nationwide debate over the legal boundaries of vigilance, racism and self -defense.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
23 May	Bachendri Pal became the first Indian woman to conquer Everest, the world's highest peak.
03 June	Operation Blue Star started at the famous Gurudwara Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara i.e. Golden Temple in Amritsar in Punjab. By the order of the Government of India, the purpose of this military campaign was to eliminate Janrail Singh Bhindranwala.
03 October	India's longest train, Himsagar Express was diverted from Kanyakumari to Jammu Tawi.
29 December	The Congress won the parliamentary election with the largest majority in the history of independent India. Telugu Desam emerged as the largest opposition party by winning 28 seats in this election.
08 January	The first Indian woman pilot Sushma Mukhopadhyay passed away.
15 March	Indian rapper Honey Singh was born.
02 April	Squadron Leader Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian astronaut to go to space under Mission Soyuz T-11.
13 April	The Indian cricket team won the Asia Cup for the first time by defeating Pakistan by 58 runs in Sharjah.
02 April	Ship Soyuz T -11, Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian to go into space.
13 April	Indian forces started military conflict with Pakistan to the primary Meghdoot, who attacked the disputed Siachen Glacier region of Kashmir.
23 May	Bachendri Pal conquered the summit of Mount. Everest. She is the first Indian woman and 5th woman in the world who achieved this feat. She was an employee in Tata Steel & Co. In Jamshedpur.
31 October	Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was gunned out by Sikh extremists outside her house. Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is assassinated by two Sikh security guards. In New Delhi and other cities, riots erupt and about 10,000 Sikhs are killed.
31 October	Indira Gandhi, the only female Prime Minister of India, was murdered by her two Sikh bodyguards, who were anti -Sikh anti -Sikh all over the country.
31 October	Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was murdered by two Sikh Sikh bodyguards inciting anti -Sikh riots across the country.
03 December	The methyl isocyanate and other toxic chemicals were accidentally destroyed by the Union Carbide India Limited Pesticide plant in Bhopal, India, causing the world's largest industrial disaster.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
02 April	Deep Sidhu / Actor / India
03 August	Sunil Chhetri / Footballer / India
04 June	Priyamani / Actress / India
04 February	Sandeep Acharya / Singer / India
05 March	Aarti Agarwal / Actress / India
06 June	Amrita Thapar / Fashion Designer / India
09 February	Udita Goswami / Actress / India
10 January	Kalki Koechlin / Actress / India
11 February	Sherlyn Chopra / Actress / India
13 May	Benny Dayal / Singer / India
13 July	Urvashi Sharma / Actress / India
14 September	Ayushman Khurana / Actor / India
14 December	Divyanka Tripathi / Actress / India
14 December	Rana Daggubati / Actor / India
16 July	Surveen Chawla / Actress / India
17 January	Karan Trivedi / Actor / India
17 August	Vasuki Sunkavalli / Actress / India
18 October	Freida Pinto / Actress / India
18 November	Nayantara / Actress / India
18 November	Nisha Raval / Actress / India

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