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People born on October 28
1867 - Sister Nivedita, a disciple, colleague, teacher and social worker of Swami Vivekananda, was born in Ireland.
1871 - Atul Prasad Sen - was a famous jurist, education lover, writer and famous poet and musician of Bengali language.
1883 - Maurice Garnier Hallett - was the former governor of the state of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. He was also the Home Secretary in the Government of India.
1930 - Anjaan - Famous lyricist of Indian Hindi films and famous poet of his time.
1955 - William Henry Gates-III was born in Seattle, Washington, to William H. Gates, Sr., and Mary Maxwell Gates.
1958 - Ashok Shankarrao Chavan - Lok Sabha MP and Indian politician.
1963 - Urjit Patel - 24th Governor of Reserve Bank of India. Lasted from September 2016 to December 10, 2018.
1986 - Aditi Rao Hydari - Hindi film actress.
Died on 28 October
1627 - Jahangir - was the son of the Mughal king Akbar.
1900 - Friedrich Max Müller, a German linguist and orientalist, died.
2011 - Shrilal Shukla - was a prominent litterateur of Hindi language. He was noted for his purposeful satire writing in contemporary fiction.
2013 - Rajendra Yadav - popular novelist.
2016 - Shashikala Kakodkar - A prominent leader of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party.
Important Occasions and Celebrations of 28 October
- National Chocolate Day.
- International Animation Day.
- National First Response Day.
- National Internal Medicine Day.
- Social worker sister Nivedita Jayanti.
Important Events of 28 October
1492 - Christopher Columbus discovers the east coast of Cuba, after which Spanish forces reach the region.
1709 - England and the Netherlands sign the Anti-French Treaty.
1726 – Gulliver's Travels, written by Jonathan Swift and published by Benjamin Mote, is published in London.
1791 - The Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Citizen of Women is published in France.
1846 - A blizzard kills 42 in the Pioneers Sierra Nevada.
1851 - The British Indian Association was established in Bengal.
1859 - Spain declares war on the African nation of Morocco.
1863 - The International Committee of the Red Cross was formed under the conference held in Geneva.
1868 - Thomas Edison created his first patented electric vote recorder.
1886 - France presented the "Statue of Liberty" to America as a symbol of friendship and Grover Cleveland, the then President of America, formally unveiled the 'Statue of Liberty' gifted from France as a symbol of friendship.
1891 - An earthquake in Japan kills 7300 people.
1913 - Jain Shwetambar Terapanthi Sabha was founded.
1918 - Czechoslovakia becomes independent after the separation of Austria and Hungary.
1929 - Wall Street collapses in the US stock market. Due to which the trading market fell 24 percent. It has been called the biggest fall in American history.
1940 - Under the leadership of Mosolini, the president of the Fascist government of Italy, this country's army of two lakhs invades Greece.
1944 – In World War II, Bulgaria, a constituent of Germany, unconditionally surrenders to the Soviet Union.
1954 - Ernest Hemingway receives the Nobel Prize for Literature.
1955 - Egypt and Saudi Arabia sign a defense treaty.
1998 - The 67th General Meeting of Interpol concludes with a new strategy to combat state-of-the-art technology terrorism and other modern organized crimes.
2001 - German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder visits India, Special Envoy of Japanese Prime Minister Junishiro Koazumi visits Yoshito Mori.
2004 - 4000-year-old tombs unearthed in Beijing.
2004 - EU talks with Iraq on the nuclear issue fail.
2009 - 117 killed, 213 injured in a bomb blast in Peshawar, Pakistan.
2012 – Ceasefire violation in Syria, 128 people killed.
2012 - Sebastian Vettel of Germany won the 2012 Formula One Indian Grand Prix title.
2019 - The President of Chile ends a state of emergency in view of anti-government protests in the country.
2020 - Air service resumed between Bangladesh and India under the air bubble arrangement.
2020 - Saudi Arabia gives a big blow to Pakistan, removes Gilgit Baltistan and PoK from the map.
2020 – The devastating Hurricane Molaway approaches Vietnam, killing two and missing 26 fishermen.
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