History Of India
History and Civilisation |
| 2700 BC | Harappa Civilisation |
| 1000 BC | Aryans expand into the Ganga valley |
| 900 BC | Mahabharata War |
| 800 BC | Aryans expand into Bengal; Beginning of the Epic Age: Mahabharata composed, first version of Ramayana |
| 550 BC | Composition of the Upanishads |
| 544 BC | Buddha's Nirvana |
| 327 BC | Alexander's Invasion |
| 325 BC | Alexander marches ahead |
| 324 BC | Chandragupta Maurya defeats Seleacus Nicator |
| 322 BC | Rise of the Mauryas; Chandragupta establishes first Indian Empire |
| 298 BC | Bindusara Coronated |
| 272 BC | Ashoka begins reign ; Exclusive Interview with Ashoka |
| 180 BC | Fall of the Mauryas ; Rise of the Sungas |
| 145 BC | Chola king Erata conquers Ceylon |
| 58 BC | Epoch of the Krita-Malava-Vikram Era |
| 30 BC | Rise of the Satvahana Dynasty in the Deccan |
| 40 AD | Sakas in power in Indus Valley and Western India |
| 50 AD | The Kushans and Kanishkas |
| 78 AD | Saka Era begins |
| 320 AD | Chandragupta I establishes the Gupta dynasty |
| 360 AD | Samudragupta conquers the North and most of the Deccan |
| 380 AD | Chandragupta II comes to power; Golden Age of Gupta Literary Renaissance |
| 405 AD | Fa-hein begins his travels through the Gupta Empire |
| 415 AD | Accession of Kumara Gupta I |
| 467 AD | Skanda Gupta assumes power |
| 476 AD | Birth of astronomer Aryabhatta |
| 606 AD | Accession of Harshavardhan Gupta |
| 622 AD | Era of the Hejira begins |
| 711 AD | Invasion of Sind by Muhammad Bin Qasim |
| 892 AD | Rise of the Eastern Chalukyas |
| 985 AD | The Chola Dynasty: Accession of Rajaraja, the Great |
| 1001 AD | Defeat of Jaipal by Sultan Mahumd |
| 1026 | Mahmud Ghazni sacks Somnath Temple |
| 1191 | Prithviraj Chauhan routs Muhammad Ghori: the first battle of Tarain |
| 1192 | Ghori defeats Prithviraj Chauhan: the second battle of Tarain |
| 1206 | Qutbuddin establishes the Slave Dynasty |
| 1221 | Mongol invasion under Genghis Khan |
| 1232 | Foundation of the Qutub Minar |
| 1288 | Marco Polo visits India |
| 1290 | Jalaludin Firuz Khalji establishes the Khalji dynasty |
| 1320 | Ghiyasuddin Tughluk founds the Tughluk dynasty |
| 1325 | Accession of Muhammad-bin-Tughluk |
| 1336 | Foundation of Vijayanagar (Deccan) |
| 1398 | Timur invades India |
| 1424 | Rise of the Bahmani dynasty (Deccan) |
| 1451 | The Lodi dynasty established in Delhi |
| 1489 | Adil Shah dynasty at Bijapur |
| 1490 | Nizam Shahi dynasty at Ahmednagar |
| 1498 | First voyage of Vasco da gama |
| 1510 | Portuguese capture Goa |
| 1518 | Kutub Shahi dynasty at Golconda |
| 1526 | Establishment of the Mughul Dynasty; First Battle of Panipat: Babur defeats Lodis |
| 1526-1530 | Reign of Babur |
| 1530 | Humayun succeeds Babur |
| 1538 | Death of Guru Nanak |
| 1539 | Sher Shah Suri defeats Humayan and becomes Emperor of Delhi |
| 1555 | Humayun recovers the throne of Delhi |
| 1556 | Death of Humayun; Accession of Akbar; Interview with Akbar |
| 1564 | Akbar abolishes poll tax on Hindus |
| 1565 | Battle of Talikota: Muslim rulers in Deccan defeats and destroys Vijaynagar Empire |
| 1568 | Fall of Chittor |
| 1571 | Foundation of Fatehpur Sikri by Akbar |
| 1572 | Akbar annexes Gujarat |
| 1573 | Surat surrenders to Akbar |
| 1575 | Battle of Tukaroi |
| 1576 | Battle of Haldighat: Akbar defeats Rana Pratap; Subjugation of Bengal |
| 1577 | Akbar troops invade Khandesh |
| 1580 | Accession of Ibrahim Adil Shah II in Bengal; Rebellion in Bihar and Bengal |
| 1581 | Akbar's march against Muhammad Hakim and reconciliation with him |
| 1582 | Divine Faith promulagated |
| 1586 | Annexation of Kashmir |
| 1591 | Mughul conquest of Sind |
| 1592 | Annexation of Orissa |
| 1595 | Siege of Ahmednagar; Annexation of Baluchistan |
| 1597 | Akbar completes his conquests |
| 1600 | Charter to the English East India Company |
| 1602 | Formation of the United East India Company of Netherlands |
| 1605 | Death of Akbar and Accession of Jahangir |
| 1606 | Rebellion of Khusrav; Execution of the Fifth Sikh Guru, Arjan |
| 1607 | Sher Afghan first, husband of Nur Jahan, killed |
| 1608 | Malik Ambar takes Ahmednagar |
| 1609 | The Dutch open a factory at Pulicat |
| 1611 | The English establish a factory at Masulipatnam |
| 1612 | The Mughul Governor of Bengal defeats the rebellious Afghans; Mughuls annex Kuch Hajo |
| 1615 | Submission of Mewar to the Mughuls; Arrival of Sir Thomas Roe in India |
| 1616 | The Dutch establish a factory at Surat |
| 1620 | Capture of Kangra Fort; Malik Ambar revolts in the Deccan |
| 1622 | Shah Abbas of Persia beseiges and takes Qandahar |
| 1623 | Shah Jahan revolts against Jahangir |
| 1624 | Suppression of Shah Jahan's rebellion |
| 1626 | Rebellion of Mahabat Khan |
| 1627 | Death of Jahangir; Accession of Shah Jahan |
| 1628 | Shah Jahan proclaimed Emperor |
| 1631 | Death of Shah Jahan's wife Mumtaz Mahal; The construction of Taj Mahal |
| 1632 | Mughul invasion of Bijapur; Grant of the "Golden Firman" o the English Company by the Sultan of Golkunda |
| 1633 | End of Ahmednagar Dynasty |
| 1636 | Aurangzeb appointed Viceroy of Deccan |
| 1639 | Foundation of Fort St. George at Madras by the English |
| 1646 | Shivaji captures Torna |
| 1656 | The Mughuls attack Hyderabad and Golkunda; Annexation of Javli by Shivaji |
| 1657 | Invasion of Bijapur by Aurangzeb; Aurangzeb captures Bidar and Kalyani |
| 1658 | Coronation of Aurangzeb |
| 1659 | Battles of Khajwah and Deorai |
| 1661 | Cession of Bombay to the English; Mughul capture of Cooch Bihar |
| 1664 | Shivaji sacks Surat and assumes royal title |
| 1666 | Death of Shah Jahan; Shivaji's visit to Agra and escape |
| 1674 | Shivaji assumes the title of Chhatrapati |
| 1678 | Marwar occupied by the Mughuls |
| 1680 | Death of Shivaji; Rebellion of Prince Akbar |
| 1686 | English war with the Mughuls; Fall of Bijapur |
| 1689 | Execution of Sambhaji |
| 1690 | Peace between the Mughuls and the English |
| 1691 | Aurangzeb at the zenith of his power |
| 1698 | The new English company trading to the East Indies |
| 1699 | First Maratha raid on Malwa |
| 1700 | Death of Rajaram and regency of his widow Tara Bai |
| 1702 | Amalgamation of English and the London East India Companies |
| 1707 | Death of Aurangzeb; Battle of Jajau |
| 1714 | Husain Ali appointed Viceroy of the Deccan; The treaty of the Marathas with Husain Ali |
| 1720 | Accession of Baji Rao Peshwa at Poona |
| 1739 | Nadir Shah conquers Delhi; The Marathas capture Salsette and Bassein |
| 1740 | Accession of Balaji Rao Peshwa; The Marathas invade Arcot |
| 1742 | Marathas invade Bengal |
| 1748 | First Anglo-French war |
| 1750 | War of the Deccan and Carnatic Succession; Death of Nasir Jang |
| 1751 | Treaty of Alivadi with the Marathas |
| 1756 | Siraj-ud-daulah captures Calcutta |
| 1757 | Battle of Plassey: The British defeat Siraj-ud-daulah |
| 1760 | Battle of Wandiwash: The British defeat the French |
| 1761 | Third battle of Panipat: Ahmed Shah Abdali defeats the Marathas; Accession of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Rise of Hyder Ali |
| 1764 | Battle of Buxar: The British defeat Mir Kasim |
| 1765 | The British get Diwani Rights in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa |
| 1767-1769 | First Mysore War: The British conclude a humiliating peace pact with Hyder Ali |
| 1772 | Death of Madhava Rao Peshwa; Warren Hastings appointed as Governor of Bengal |
| 1773 | The Regulating Act passed by the British Parliament |
| 1774 | Warren Hastings appointed as Governor-General |
| 1775-1782 | The First Anglo-Maratha war |
| 1780-1784 | Second Mysore War : The British defeat Hyder Ali |
| 1784 | Pitt's India Act |
| 1790-1792 | Third Mysore War between the British and Tipu |
| 1793 | Permanent Settlement of Bengal |
| 1794 | Death of Mahadaji Sindhia |
| 1799 | Fourth Mysore War: The British defeat Tipu; Death of Tipu; Partition of Mysore |
| 1802 | Treaty of Bassein |
| 1803-1805 | The Second Anglo-Maratha war: The British defeat the Marathas at Assaye: Treaty of Amritsar |
| 1814-1816 | The Anglo-Gurkha war |
| 1817-1818 | The Pindari war |
| 1817-1819 | The last Anglo-Maratha war: Marathas finally crushed by the British |
| 1824-1826 | The First Burmese war |
| 1829 | Prohibition of Sati |
| 1829-1837 | Suppression of Thuggee |
| 1831 | Raja of Mysore deposed and its administration taken over by East India Company |
| 1833 | Renewal of Company's Charter; Abolition of company's trading rights |
| 1835 | Education Resolution |
| 1838 | Tripartite treaty between Shah Shuja, Ranjit Singh and the British |
| 1839-1842 | First Afghan war |
| 1843 | Gwalior war |
| 1845-1846 | First Anglo-Sikh war |
| 1848 | Lord Dalhousie becomes the Governor-General |
| 1848-1849 | Second Anglo-Sikh war : (Rise of Sikh Power) British annex Punjab as Sikhs are defeated |
| 1852 | Second Anglo-Burmese war |
| 1853 | Railway opened from Bombay to Thane; Telegraph line from Calcutta to Agra |
| 1857 | First War of Indian Independence: The Sepoy Mutiny |
| 1858 | British Crown takes over the Indian Government |
| 1861 | Indian Councils Act; Indian High Courts Act; Introduction of the Penal Code |
| 1868 | Punjab Tenancy Act; Railway opened from Ambala to Delhi |
| 1874 | The Bihar Famine |
| 1877 | Delhi Durbar: The Queen of England proclaimed Empress of India |
| 1878 | Vernacular Press Act |
| 1881 | Factory Act; Rendition of Mysore |
| 1885 | First meeting of the Indian National Congress; Bengal Tenancy Act |
| 1891 | Indian Factory Act |
| 1892 | Indian Councils Act to regulate Indian administration |
| 1897 | Plague in Bombay; Famine Commission |
| 1899 | Lord Curzon becomes Governor-General and Viceroy |
| 1905 | The First Partition of Bengal |
| 1906 | Formation of Muslim League; Congress declaration regarding Swaraj |
| 1908 | Newspaper Act |
| 1911 | Delhi Durbar; Partition of Bengal modified to create the Presidency of Bengal |
| 1912 | The Imperial capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi |
| 1913 | Educational Resolution of the Government of India |
| 1915 | Defence of India Act |
| 1916 | Home Rule League founded; Foundation of Women's University at Poona |
| 1919 | Rowlatt Act evokes protests; Jalianwalla Bagh massacre; The Montague-Chelmsford Reforms offer limited autonomy |
| 1920 | The Khilafat Movement started; Mahatma Gandhi leads the Congress; Non-co-operation Movement |
| 1921 | Moplah (Muslim) rebellion in Malabar; Census of India |
| 1922 | Civil Disobedience Movement; Chauri-Chaura violence leads to Gandhi suspending movement |
| 1923 | Swarajists in Indian Councils; Certification of Salt Tax; Hindu-Muslim riots |
| 1925 | Reforms Enquiry committee Report |
| 1926 | Royal Commission on Agriculture; Factories Act |
| 1927 | Indian Navy Act; Simon Commission Appointed |
| 1928 | Simon Commission comes to India: Boycott by all parties; All Parties Conference |
| 1929 | Lord Irwin promises Dominion Status for India; Trade Union split; Jawaharlal Nehru hoists the National Flag at Lahore |
| 1930 | Civil Disobedience movement continues; Salt Satyagraha: Gandhiji's Dandi March; First Round Table Conference |
| 1931 | Second Round Table Conference; Irwin-Gandhi Pact; Census of India |
| 1932 | Suppression of the Congress movement; Third Round Table Conference; The Communal Award; Poona Pact |
| 1933 | Publication of White Paper on Indian reforms |
| 1934 | Civil Disobedience Movement called off; Bihar Earthquake |
| 1935 | Government of India Act |
| 1937 | Inauguration of Provincial Autonomy; Congress ministries formed in a majority of Indian provinces |
| 1939 | Political deadlock in India as Congress ministries resign |
| 1942 | Cripps Mission to India; Congress adopts Quit India Resolution; Congress leaders arrested; Subhash Chandra Bose forms Indian National Army |
| 1944 | Gandhi-Jinnah Talks break down on Pakistan issue |
| 1945 | First trial of the Indian Army men opened |
| 1946 | Mutiny in Royal Indian Navy; Cabinet Mission's plan announced; Muslim League decides to participate in the Interim Government; Interim Government formed; Constituent Assembly's first meeting |
| 3 June 1947 | Announcement of Lord Mountbatten's plan for partition of India |
| 15 Aug 1947 | Partition of India and Independence |
| 15 Aug 1947 | India obtains Independence from the British; Jawaharlal Nehru becomes the first Indian Prime Minister |
| Oct 1947 | Maharaja of Kashmir accedes to Indian Sovereignty |
| Nov 1947 | John Mathai presents the First Railway Budget |
| Jan 1948 | Reserve Bank of India Nationalised |
| 30 Jan 1948 | Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in New Delhi |
| Sep 1948 | Troops of Government of India enter Hyderabad state |
| Nov 1948 | B.R.Ambedkar presents first Draft Constitution to Constituent Assembly |
| 1 Jan 1949 | United Nations monitored cease fire takes effect in Kashmir |
| Sep 1949 | Rupee devalued by approximately 31 percent |
| 26 Nov 1949 | New Constitution of India adopted and signed |
| 26 Jan 1950 | Constitution of India comes into force |
| March 1950 | Planning Commission set up |
| July 1951 | First Five year plan set in motion |
| 25 Oct'51- 21 Feb'52 | First General Election |
| 1952 | Atomic Energy establishment set up in Bombay; Chandernagar incorporated with India |
| 1953 | Private Airlines are Nationalised; Chandigarh inaugurated as Capital of Punjab |
| 29 Dec 1953 | The States Reorganisation Commission |
| April 1954 | India concludes treaty with China |
| July 1954 | Nehru inaugurates Bhakhra Dam |
| December 1954 | Imperial Bank renamed as State Bank of India |
| 1955 | Chinese troops enter India's Garhwal district in Uttar Pradesh |
| 18 May 1955 | Hindu marriage Act is amended |
| 1 June 1955 | Untouchability Act comes into force |
| 1956 | Second Five year Plan |
| Jan 1956 | Nationalisation of Insurance Companies |
| 17 June 1956 | Hindu Succession Act |
| Feb 24- June 9 1957 | Second General Election held |
| Sep 1957 | Wealth Tax Bill passed |
| Feb 1958 | Finance Minister T.T.Krishnamachari resigns following Mundhra LIC share scandal |
| 1959 | Oil and Natural Gas Corporation set up; Television transmission introduced in New Delhi; Indo-Portuguese dispute |
| March 1959 | Dalai Lama flees from Tibet to India |
| Oct 1959 | Military confrontation with China in Aksai Chin |
| 19 April 1960 | Meeting of Afro-Asian Conference at New Delhi |
| 1960 | Bombay Presidency bifurcated into Maharashtra and Gujarat states |
| 21 Jan 1961 | Arrival of Queen Elizabeth at New Delhi |
| 19 Dec 1961 | Liberation of Goa |
| Feb 16- June 6 1962 | Third General election |
| Oct 1962 | Indo-China war |
| Jan 1963 | Gold Control Order comes into force |
| 10 Aug 1963 | The Kamraj Plan |
| 27 May 1964 | Jawaharlal Nehru dies |
| 09 June 1964 | Lal Bahadur Shastri becomes Prime Minister |
| July 1964 | UTI and IDBI set up |
| April 1965 | Pakistan tanks penetrate India |
| 30 June 1965 | Ceasefire agreed under UN auspices |
| 1 Sep 1965 | Indo-Pak war |
| 4-10 Jan 1966 | Tashkent Conference between Pakistan and Indian leaders |
| 11 Jan 1966 | Lal Bahadur Shastri dies |
| 24 Jan 1966 | Indira Gandhi becomes Prime Minister |
| June 1966 | Rupee devalued by 36 percent |
| 15-28 Feb 1967 | Fourth General Election |
| June 1969 | Forward trading in shares banned |
| 16 July 1969 | Morarji Desai resigns from cabinet |
| 19 July 1969 | Fourteen Banks nationalised |
| 12 Nov 1969 | Indira Gandhi expelled from Congress party for indiscipline |
| Feb 1970 | Supreme court holds nationalisation of banks illegal |
| April 1970 | Privy Purses and special privileges of former Indian rulers abolished |
| 11 May 1970 | A bill for setting up of "North Eastern Council" passed |
| 1-13 March 1971 | Fifth General Election |
| April 1971 | General Insurance nationalised |
| May 1971 | Wealth Tax doubled to 8 percent of Net Income |
| Dec 1971 | India-Pakistan War; Formation of Bangladesh |
| 1972 | Pakistan and India sign Simla Accord ; Monsoon failure causes drought |
| 1973 | Coal mines nationalised; Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA) passed |
| 18 May 1974 | Underground nuclear explosion at Pokhran |
| May 1974 | Jaiprakash Narayan starts Citizens for Democracy Movement |
| July 1974 | Indira Gandhi imposes 12 percent ceiling on dividends, Stockmarket crashes |
| April 1975 | Indian satellite Aryabhatta launched from a Soviet cosmodrome |
| 16 May 1975 | Sikkim joins India |
| 26 June 1975 | Emergency declared |
| July 1975 | Indira Gandhi announces 20-point economic programme |
| Jan 1976 | Private Oil companies nationalised |
| Feb 1976 | Urban Land Ceiling Regulation Act passed |
| Nov 1976 | Lok Sabha passes 42nd Constitution Amendment Bill |
| 18 Jan 1977 | Opposition politicians released from jail |
| 16-20 March 1977 | Sixth General Election; First Non-Congress Govt, led by Morarji Desai |
| Jan 1978 | Currency notes in denominations of Rs 1,000, Rs 5,000 and RS 10,000 demonetised |
| June 1979 | Bhaskara, India's second satellite, launched from a Soviet cosmodrome |
| 19 June 1979 | Morarji Desai resigns after split in Janata Party |
| Oct 1979 | Operation Flood II launched |
| Jan 1980 | Seventh General Election; Indira Gandhi becomes Prime Minister again |
| 23 June 1980 | Sanjay Gandhi, younger son of Indira Gandhi, dies in plane crash |
| Feb 1981 | Maruti Udyog set up |
| Feb 1982 | Datta Samant leads Bombay's 300,000 textile workers on strike |
| Dec 1982 | The Ninth Asian games held in Delhi |
| 25 June 1983 | India wins the Cricket World Cup |
| 6 Oct 1983 | Indira Gandhi imposes President's rule on Punjab |
| Oct 1983 | Government nationalises 13 textile mills in Bombay |
| 5 June 1984 | Operation Blue Star: Indian army storms Golden Temple in Amritsar, killing hundreds of people |
| 31 Oct 1984 | Indira Gandhi assassinated in Delhi; Rajiv Gandhi sworn in as Prime Minister |
| 2 Dec 1984 | India's biggest Industrial disaster: Bhopal gas tragedy |
| 24-28 Dec 1984 | Eighth General Election: Congress wins |
| 1985 | Narmada Bachao Andolan |
| July 1985 | Rajiv Gandhi signs Punjab Accord |
| Oct 1986 | V.P.Singh elected as President of Janata Dal, a new opposition party |
| May 1987 | The Bofors Deal |
| Nov 1987 | IPKF deployment and Operation Pawan |
| April 1988 | Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) comes into existence |
| July 1988 | Insat-IC launched |
| 22 Aug 1988 | The Darjeeling Accord |
| 22-26 Nov 1989 | Ninth General Election: Congress loses; V.P. Singh becomes Prime Minister |
| 1990 | Mandal Commission Report |
| May 1991 | V P Singh clears Rs 13,000 crore Sardar Sarovar project |
| 21 May 1991 | Rajiv Gandhi assassinated by LTTE |
| 20 May - 15 June'91 | Tenth General Election: Congress wins; Narasimha Rao becomes Prime Minister; Liberalisation initiated by Finance Minister Dr Manmohan Singh |
| Sep 1991 | Konkan Railway launched |
| Jan 1992 | Prices of steel and iron decontrolled |
| April 1992 | Stock market scandal causes losses to banks |
| July 1992 | Government allows private producers time slots on TV and Radio |
| 6 Dec 1992 | Demolition of Babri Masjid |
| Jan 1993 | Hindu-Muslim Riots in Bombay |
| Feb 1993 | Rupee made convertible on trade account |
| March 1993 | Over 300 people killed in bomb blasts |
| April 1993 | Motor cars and consumer goods delicensed |
| 30 Sep 1993 | The Latur earthquake |
| Jan 1994 | Air India and Indian Airlines converted into companies |
| May 1994 | Telecom services sector opened to private companies |
| 21 Sep 1994 | Outbreak of Pneumonic Plague in Surat |
| March 1995 | Lok Sabha passes the Patents Bill |
| July 1995 | Rajan Pillai dies in Delhi jail |
| Jan 1996 | Revised carry forward system introduced |
| 27 Jan 1996 | Prithvi test-fired |
| 29 Feb 1996 | Jain Hawala case |
| 27 April - 21 May'96 | Eleventh General Election; BJP's Atal Behari Vajpayee becomes Prime Minister |
| June 1996 | BJP loses confidence vote; Deve Gowda takes over as Prime Minister of United Front coalition government |
| Jan 1997 | Veteran labour leader Datta Samant shot dead |
| 30 March 1997 | Congress withdraws support to UF government |
| 21 April 1997 | I.K.Gujral appointed Prime Minister |
| 15 Aug 1997 | Nation celebrates 50 years of Independence |
| 5 Sep 1997 | Mother Teresa dies |
| 14 Oct 1997 | Arunadati Roy wins Booker Prize |
| 7 Nov 1997 | Bimal Jalan is the new Reserve Bank of India governor; C Rangarajan becomes Andhra governor |
| 27 Nov 1997 | Femina Miss India Diana Hayden wins Miss World 1997 |
| 28 Nov 1997 | Gujral government falls as Congress withdraws support |
| 29 Dec 1997 | Sonia Gandhi stepped into active politics |
| 14 Jan 1998 | MS Subbualakshmi awarded Bharat Ratna |
| 15 Feb 1998 | Tennis duo Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupati were ranked No. 2 when they won Dubai Open |
| 9 Mar 1998 | Chess legend Vishwanathan Anand wins teh Super Grand Master Title |
| 19 Mar 1998 | BJP-led alliance government is sworn in. Atal Behari Vajpayee became the Prime Minister of India |
| 28 Mar 1998 | The BJP-led alliance survived its first test of trust, with the support of Chandrababu Naidu's Telugu Desam Party. Jayalalitha continues to call the shots. |
| 11 May 1998 | India conducted three underground Nuclear tests at teh Pokhran Range in Rajasthan |
| 1 June 1998 | Finance Minister announced the Swadeshi budget |
| 9 June 1998 | Gujarat was hit by cyclone killing 1000 people in six days |
| 29 June 1998 | Three new states were announced -- Delhi, Uttaranchal and Vananchal |
| 22 July 1998 | 24-year old PT Usha won bronze medal in the 400m and 200m anchored the 4x100m relay team to gold and 4x400m for silver at the Asian Track and Field Championships in Fukuoka, Japan |
| 6 Aug 1998 | SriKrishna Commission report was tabled by teh Maharashtra government. It was rejected by the ruling alliance whom it heavily indicted. |
