04 April Today History- There can be no better teacher than history. History does not only include events in itself, but you can learn a lot from these events as well. In this episode, you will know what happened in the country and the world on April 04, what big events had happened that left an impact on the pages of history. You will know that, on this day, we will talk more about the special people born, those who have gone away from the world on this day. Rani Laxmibai of Jhansi had to leave Jhansi after a fierce struggle against the British Army on the day of April 4, 1858. Lakshmibai, who took iron from the British, reached Kalpi after leaving Jhansi and then left for Gwalior. The Battle of Kohima, called the turning point of the Second World War, started on this day in 1944, which stopped Japan's move towards Asia.
1768 - Philip Astley presents the first show of the Modern Circus.
1769- Hyder Ali sets the terms of peace in the First Anglo-Mysore War.
1818 - US Congress approves US flag.
1858 - Rani Laxmibai had to leave Jhansi after a fierce battle with the British.
1904 - Birth of Hardin Aziz singer and artist Kundan Lal Sehgal of Hindi cinema.
1905 - An earthquake in the Kangra Valley of India kills 20,000 people.
1910- Sri Aurobindo reached Puducherry which later became the center of his meditation and spirituality.
1944 - In World War II, the Anglo US Army's first bombing of oil refining plants in Bucharest, killing three thousand civilians.
Born on 4 April - Born on 4 April
1889- Famous Hindi poet, writer, playwright and journalist Makhanlal Chaturvedi was born in Madhya Pradesh.
1922 - American composer Elmer Barnstein is born.
1949 - India's famous Bollywood actress Parveen Bobby was born in Junagadh, Gujarat.
1972 - Indian actress and fashion model Lisa Ray was born.
1979 - Heath Lazarus, an actor in English films, is born.
Died on 4 April - Died on 4 April
1987 - Death of the famous Hindi writer Sachchidananda Hiranand Vatsyayan "Agyeya".
1995 - The death of Hansa Mehta, India's famous philanthropist, freedom fighter and educationist.
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