1. June 25, 1975: State of Emergency
- On this day, Indira Gandhi, the Prime Minister of India, declared a state of emergency.
- The state of emergency lasted until 1977 and involved the suspension of civil liberties and censorship of the press.
- Political opponents were arrested during this period, which marked a significant moment in India's political history.
2. June 25, 1983: Cricket World Cup Victory
- On June 25, 1983, the Indian cricket team won the Cricket World Cup.
- Led by Kapil Dev, India defeated the West Indies in the final held at Lord's cricket ground in London.
- This victory was significant as it made India the first Asian team to win the prestigious tournament.
- The win brought immense pride to the nation and played a crucial role in popularizing cricket in India.
- Also known as the First War of Independence or Sepoy Mutiny, began as a major uprising against British rule in India.
4. June 25,1947– Approval of Partition
- The Indian National Congress approved the plan for the partition of India, leading to the formation of two separate nations, India and Pakistan.
5. June 25,1991 – Liberal Policy
- Economic Liberalization measures were introduced in India, marking a significant shift toward a more market-oriented economy.
6. June 25,1999 - The
Kargil War
- This war between India and Pakistan took place, involving armed conflict in the Kargil district of Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Army successfully defeated the Pakistani infiltrated.
While June 25th is not widely celebrated as a national holiday in India, these events hold historical importance as they reflect pivotal moments in the country's political and sporting history.
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