March 1 Today in Indian History

Historical Events

  • 1932 12 pro-independence revolutionaries captured in and around Chittagong in Bengal province, British India are sentenced to deportation for life, two to three-year prison terms with the remaining 32 being acquitted.
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Famous Birthdays

  • 1968 Salil Ankola, Indian cricket pace bowler (1 Test; 20 ODIs), born in Solapur, Maharashtra, India

Famous Deaths

  • 1510 Francisco de Almeida, Portuguese soldier, explorer and 1st Viceroy of India dies at Table Bay, Africa at about 59
  • 1898 George Bruce Malleson, English officer in India and author, dies at 72
  • 1994 Manmohan Desai, Indian filmmaker (Amar Akbar Anthony, Suhaag), dies at 57
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