Learn the events of 25 July in today’s Indian and world history

New Delhi: Important events of 25 July in Indian and world history are as follows: –
1585: Amsterdam banned 45 Roman Catholics.
1689: France declared invasion of England.
1813: The first boat race was organized in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
1814: America defeated Britain in the Battle of Niagara Falls.
1837: The use of electric telegraph was successfully demonstrated for the first time.
1943: Arrested Benito Mussolini, dismissed from the post of head of Italy.
1948: The Australian cricket team set the record for the biggest target in Test cricket against the Indian team.
1963: America, Russia and Britain signed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
1977: Giani Zail Singh took oath as the seventh President of India.
1978: The world’s first IVF baby Louis Brown was born on this day in Oldham city of England.
1987: Rangaswamy Venkataraman became the eighth President of India.
1992: SD Sharma became the ninth President of India.
1994: The war between Jordan and Israel ended for 46 years.
1994: King Hussein of Jordan and Prime Minister Yitzhak Robin of Israel signed a historic declaration in Washington, Silver Jubilee of the human debut on the moon.
1997: R Narayanan became the tenth President of India.
2001: Conservative Muslim leader Hamzah Haj became the new Vice-President of Indonesia.
2004: Three associates of Pakistan’s nuclear scientist Abdul Qadir Khan were released.
2007: Pratibha Patil was sworn in as the 12th President of India. She became the first woman President of India.
2008: Eight people, including a civilian, were killed in the explosion of a female suicide bomber in northeast Iraq.
2017: More than 70 people died due to floods in Gujarat.