February 28: These are today’s historical events, definitely read the full news
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Important events of March 01 in Indian and world history are as follows: – 1996 – India, Russia, China and Iran agreed to establish an institute named Asian Foundation for Thermonuclear Studies for the purpose of setting up thermo nuclear reactor for power generation.
1999 – International Treaty (Ottawa Treaty) related to the ban on the production and use of anti-human mines (Anti Persurable Mines) came into force.
2000 – Mubarak Al Shamekh was appointed as the new Prime Minister of Libya in place of Mohammad Ahmed Al Gayoom.
2001-Earthquake in North-West America, Fiji’s interim government declared illegal, ban on 21 terrorist organizations including Lashkar-e-Taiba in Britain.
2002 – The currency of 10 countries of the Euro area ended, ‘Euro’ now became the legal currency of 300 million people.
2004 – The President of Russia appointed Mikhail as the Prime Minister. Haiti’s President Jean-Bertara Asistade fled the country and fled to the south.
2005 – Soyuz-U rocket launched from Baikanur Space Center in Kazakhstan.
2006 – US President George W. Bush reached India on a state visit.
2007 – Amulya Nath Sharma became the first bishop of Nepal.
2008- Cabinet Secretary of Uttar Pradesh Shashank Shekhar left the responsibility of the official head of the secretariat and the status of cabinet minister. ICICI Bank Ltd., the country’s largest commercial bank in the private sector, opened its branch in New York.
Scientists claimed to have found no evidence of the existence of flowing water on Mars.
2009 – President Pratibha Patil announced the appointment of Naveen B. Chawla as the next Chief Election Commissioner.
2010-During the visit of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Saudi Arabia, ten agreements were signed in the fields of trade, science-technology, culture etc. including the extradition treaty between the two countries.
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