February 1: Shuttle Columbia Crashes returning to Earth, Kalpana Chawla dies – India tv hindi

New Delhi: The day of February 1 is settled in the heart of the world’s space scientists. On the same date in the year 2003, the US Space Shuttle Columbia crashed while returning after finishing its space mission and all seven astronauts aboard it died. Kalpana Chawla of Indian origin was also killed in this accident. Kalpana, who went as a mission expert in Colombia, was born on July 1, 1961 in Karnal, Haryana in India and was the first woman to study at Punjab Engineering College.

Britain separated from the European Union

On 1 February 2020, Britain separated from the European Union. Britain is the first country to exit EU. UK was a member of the EU for 47 years. The people of Britain voted in support of it in June 2016. On February 1, 2021, the army attacked several leaders, including top leader Aung San Suu Kyi, in the South East Asian nation Myanmar, which was moving towards democracy. Suu Kyi struggled for years over the demand for democracy, she remained under house arrest and also received the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts. Myanmar was internationally isolated from 1962 and there was military rule for five decades. In later years, there was a partial, but significant progress towards establishing democracy, but the coup caused a lot of shock to this process. Myanmar has a long history of military rule.

The sequence of other important events recorded on the date of February 1 in the history of the country and the world is as follows:-

1785: Warren Hastings last participated in the council meeting and then resigned from the post of Governor General of Bengal.

1797: Lord Cornwallis sworn in as the Governor General of Bengal. 1831: The first fine art exhibition was organized in Calcutta.
1855: Formal opening of East India Railway.
1881: Establishment of St. Stephen College in Delhi.
1922: Mahatma Gandhi wrote a letter to the then Viceroy of India and told that he is giving momentum to his movement and the non -cooperation movement will now be a civil disobedience movement.
1977: Establishment of India’s first National Railway Museum in New Delhi.
1979: Iran’s spiritual leader Ayatollah Khamani returned home after 14 years of exile.
2002: American journalist Daniel Pearl was murdered by terrorists.
2003: Returning from space, America’s spacecraft columbia crashed as soon as the Earth came into the atmosphere. Seven astronauts including Kalpana Chawla of India were killed in the accident.
2004: More than 250 people killed and 244 injured due to stampede during Haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia.
2006: The World Health Organization reported the elimination of polio from Egypt and Niger and only spoke of its presence in India, Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. In some countries, its infection was also reported again.
2009: The pair of Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza of India won the mixed double (mixed double) title for the first time in the Australian Open Tennis tournament.
2020: Britain separated from it after being a member of the European Union for 47 years.
2022: 24 people lost their lives due to landslides, floods in Brazil.
2023: Former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was awarded the ‘Lifetime Achievement Honor’ in London by ‘India-UK Achievers Honors’ for contribution to the economic and political fields.

(With language inputs)

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