July 27 in the pages of history: India gets historic gold medal in world shooting

New Delhi. 27th July is recorded in the history of Indian sports as a historic achievement in the field of shooting. On this day in the year 1994, India’s young shooter Jaspal Rana made the country proud by winning the gold medal in the junior category of the 46th World Shooting Championship held in Milan, Italy.

Jaspal Rana created a new record by scoring 569 marks out of 600 in the competition and proved his talent at the world level. This brilliant performance gave him a new identity in the international shooting world and established India’s name with respect on the world sports stage.

This achievement was the first world level gold medal of Jaspal Rana’s career. After this, he took Indian shooting to new heights by winning many medals in the Asian Games, Commonwealth Games and other international competitions.

This historic victory of Jaspal Rana proved to be an inspirational moment for Indian shooting. His success attracted many young players of the country towards this sport and played an important role in giving India a strong identity in world shooting.

important events

1789 – The first federal agency, the Department of Foreign Affairs, is established.

1862 – A storm wreaks havoc in the American city of Canton, 40 thousand people died.

1888 – Philip Pratt demonstrated the first electric automobile.

1897 – Bal Gangadhar Tilak was arrested for the first time.

1935 – Two lakh people died due to floods in China’s Yangtze and Hoang rivers.

1939 – CRPF was established.

1940 – Bugs Bunny appeared before the world for the first time in a cartoon short film called ‘A Wild Hair’.

1982 – The first visit of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to America in almost 11 years.

1987 – Searchers discovered the wreckage of the Titanic.

1990 – Graham Gooch scored 333 runs against India at Lord’s.

1994 – Shooter Jaspal Rana won gold medal in the World Shooting Championship.

1996 – Bomb blast during the colorful program of the Olympic Games held in Atlanta city of Georgia state of America.

2002 – 70 people were killed in a plane crash in Ukraine.

2003 – The United States imposed new sanctions on a North Korean company selling Scud missiles to Yemen.

2006 – Russian launch vehicle ‘Nepar’ fell on the ground.

2007 – Australian scientists claimed to have found the fossil of the jaw of the wombat, a giant creature found about 40,000 years ago.

2008 – CPN-UML leader Subhash Nemwang was sworn in as the President of the newly elected Constituent Assembly by Nepalese President Rambaran Yadav.

Birth

1913 – Kalpana Dutt – one of the women revolutionaries who fought for independence.

1927 – Sat Mahajan – Indian politician (Minister of Rural Development).

1940 – Bharti Mukherjee – was a famous writer of Indian origin, who won many awards in America.

1954 – G.S. Bali – Indian politician.

1960 – Uddhav Thackeray – Indian politician and 19th Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

1969- Jonty Rhodes – Former South African cricketer.

1963 – K. S. Chitra – is a famous singer of India.

1967- Asif Basra – was an Indian film actor and TV artist.

1983 – Seema Punia – Indian female discus thrower athlete.

demise

1891 – Rajendralal Mitra – Famous scholar of subjects related to Indology.

1933 – Kalyan Singh Kalvi – Member of the Ninth Lok Sabha.

1944 – Pitambar Dutt Barthwal – Associate of famous Hindi litterateur and scholar Acharya Ramchandra Shukla.

1970 – Pattam Thanu Pillai – Prominent leader of modern Kerala state.

1987 – Salim Ali – an Indian ornithologist and naturalist.

1992 – Amjad Khan – Famous actor.

1999 – I.K. Kumaran – Mahi was the main person who removed the rule of the French from the region.

2002 – Krishnakant – was the former Vice President of India.

2003 – Bob Hope – famous comedian.

2005 – Swami Shantananda – Mahasamadhi Day, Indian saint and philosopher.

2006 – Shivdin Ram Joshi – a well-known poet of his time.

2015 – Dr. Abdul Kalam – Scientist, politician and 11th President of India.

2016 – Lachhu Maharaj – India’s famous tabla player.

2017 – N. Dharam Singh – Indian National Congress politician, former Chief Minister of Karnataka.

important occasion

– Central Reserve Police Force Foundation Day.

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