Events in June


1 June
1980: Cable News Network (CNN) was launched

2 June
1946: Italy became Republic
2016: World's longest & deepest train tunnel was opened in Switzerland

3 June
1947: 3 June Plan
1947: 1st speech was delivered by Quaid-e-Azam from All India Radio

7 June
1962: SUPARCO launched Pakistan's 1st weather rocket, Rehbar-I from Sonmiani

8 June
1962: Constitution 1962 was enforced

11 June
1978: All Pakistan Muhajir Student Organization (APMSO) was founded
1994: Mobilink started its services in Pakistan
2006: All Pakistan Muhajir Student Organization (APMSO) changed its name to All Pakistan Muttahida Student Organization (APMSO)

12 June
1898: Philippines got independence from Spain

14 June
1945: Lord Wavell announced Wavell Plan

15 June
1909: International Cricket Council (ICC) was formed

16 June
1911: International Business Machine (IBM) was founded
1988: Shariat Ordinance 1988 was promulgated

18 June
2004: 1st US drone attack in Pakistan

19 June
1961: Kuwait got independence
1966: Hindu nationalist party, Shiv sena was founded by Bal Thackery

20 June
1980: Zakat & Ushr Ordinance was promulgated
2001: General Pervez Musharraf took oath as 10th President of Pakistan

22 June
2012: Raja Pervez Ashraf took oath as 19th PM of Pakistan

23 June
1757: Battle of Plassey was fought

24 June
1939: Siam changed its name to Thailand
1945: Simla Conference began

26 June
1539: Battle of Chausa was fought
1945: Charter of UN was signed
1945: International Court of Justice (ICJ) was established
1947: Sindh Assembly decided to join the new Pakistan Constituent Assembly. Thus Sindh became the 1st province to opt for Pakistan

28 June
1972: Simla Agreement was drafted

30 June
1965: Pakistan & India signed accord on Rann of Kutch
2004: Chaudhry Shujat Hussain took oath as 16th PM of Pakistan

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