29 June in History


On June 29th 1997, Indian chess Grandmaster, Vishwanathan Anand won the Frankfurt Chess Classic title in Frankfurt, Germany.   Vishwanathan Anand is an Indian chess Grandmaster and the current World Chess Champion. Anand has won the World Chess Championship five times and has been a World Champion since 2007.   Anand was born on December 11th 1969 in Mayiladuthurai (Tamil... Read More →
On June 29th 2001 the Director General of Police (Law and Order) rejected Veerappan’s offer to surrender. Veerappan is remembered as one of India’s most deadly dacoits and was active for many years in forests covering 6,000 km sq across the states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Wanted for killing 184 people, most of them police officers and forest... Read More →
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Which States Share Boundary with China? India, in total, shares land borders with 6 sovereign countries. China is one of those. Below are the Indian states which share borders with the country. 1. Jammu and Kashmir This northern state of India is mostly located in the Himalayan mountains. It shares a… Read More...
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