On This Day 4 March 2024 Monday
On This Day, Sam Vikram: 2080 Purnimanta Mass: Phalguna Paksha: Tithi: Krishna Paksha Ashtami let us have a quick look of the events and anniversaries of India and the world
Panchang / पंचांग
Virram Samvat: 2080 Shaka Samvat: 1945 Amanta Month: Magha Purnimanta: Phalguna Tithi: Krishna Paksha Ashtami
On This Day
Festivals Today: Shree Raamadaas Navamee
Festials Tomorrow:
Day Today:
Day Tomorrow: International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness (A/RES/77/51)”
Yoga:
Vajra – Mar 03 05:24 PM – Mar 04 04:05 PM
Siddhi – Mar 04 04:05 PM – Mar 05 02:08 PM”
Karana:
Kaulava: 08:53 PM – Mar 04 08:49 AM
Taitila: 08:49 AM – Mar 04 08:33 PM
Garija: 08:33 PM – Mar 05 08:04 AM”
Sunrise: 6:46 AM
Sunset: 6:18 PM
Moonrise: 1:35
Moonset: 12:43
Auspicious Time / शुभ समय
Abhijit Muhurat – 12:09 PM – 12:55 PM
Amrit Kaal – 07:23 AM – 09:00 AM
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Inauspicious Time / अशुभ समय
Rahu – 1:54 PM – 3:14 PM
Yamaganda – 7:13 AM – 8:33 AM
Gulika – 9:54 AM – 11:14 AM
Dur Muhurat – 10:47 AM – 11:30 AM, 03:04 PM – 03:46 PM
Varjyam – 10:02 AM – 11:49 AM
Information Source: https://www.prokerala.com/”
Today / आज
Freedom Fighters sacrificed / राष्ट्रवादियों ने बलिदान दिया था At Least/ कम से कम:
Major Historical Events
History in Brief On This Day
- Sony PlayStation 2 Release – Technological Milestone: On March 4, 2000, the Sony PlayStation 2 was released in Japan. The system became the highest-selling video game console in history, revolutionizing the gaming industry.
- End of the First Ivorian Civil War – Historical Peace Agreement: The First Ivorian Civil War ended on March 4, 2007, marking a significant step towards peace and reconciliation in Ivory Coast.
Anniversaries On This Day
- Gayathri Gopichand – Indian Badminton Player Anniversary: Celebrating the anniversary of Gayathri Gopichand on March 4, 2003, she is recognized for her achievements in badminton and being the daughter of Pullela Gopichand.
- Rohan Bopanna – Indian Professional Tennis Player Anniversary: Rohan Bopanna, celebrated for his contributions to tennis, marks his anniversary on March 4, 1980, in Goa.
- Kunal Deshmukh – Entertainment Luminary Anniversary: Kunal Deshmukh, celebrated for his impact in the entertainment industry, marks his anniversary on March 4, 1982.
- Shraddha Das – Entertainment Luminary Anniversary: Shraddha Das, known for her significant contributions to the entertainment industry, celebrates her anniversary on March 4, 1987.
- King Kong Bundy – Entertainment and Sports Luminary Anniversary: Remembering King Kong Bundy, a notable figure in acting and wrestling, on his anniversary, March 4, 2019, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA.
- Draymond Green – Sports Luminary Anniversary: Draymond Green, celebrated for his achievements in basketball, marks his anniversary on March 4, 1990, in Saginaw, Michigan, USA.
- Shane Warne and Rod Marsh – Cricket Legends Anniversaries: Remembering the cricket legends Shane Warne and Rod Marsh on their anniversaries on March 4, 2022, celebrated for their unparalleled contributions to the sport.
- Bernd Leno – Sports Luminary Anniversary: Bernd Leno, recognized for his achievements in football, celebrates his anniversary on March 4, 1992, in Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany.
- Jim Clark – Motorsports Legend Anniversary: Remembering Jim Clark, a legend in race car driving, on his anniversary, March 4, 1936, in Kilmany Fife Scotland.
Freedom Fighters’ sacrifice
On This Day: The Execution of Ram Dial (March 4, 1858)
Ram Dial, a resident of Gurgaon, Haryana, from the Gujar community, played a significant role in the 1857 Uprising, India’s first war of independence against British rule. Captured by the British, he was accused of rebellion, convicted, and sentenced to death. His execution by hanging on March 4, 1858, serves as a poignant reminder of the brutal lengths to which the British went to suppress the early fighters for India’s freedom.
On This Day: The Sacrifices of Dip Singh and Mallu Ram in Burma (March 4, 1944)
The Indian National Army (INA), a key force against British colonialism during World War II, saw heroes like Dip Singh and Mallu Ram among its ranks. Both hailing from Haryana, they joined the INA to fight against British forces in Burma. Their ultimate sacrifice on March 4, 1944, underscores the global dimensions of India’s struggle for independence, with battles fought far from Indian soil yet deeply rooted in the desire for freedom.
On This Day: The Birth of Ripudaman Singh, A Royal Dissenter (March 4, 1883)
Ripudaman Singh, the Maharaja of Nabha, born on this day in 1883, used his royal influence to challenge British authority. His political and financial support for nationalist movements, educational institutions, and freedom of the press showcased a princely resistance to colonial rule. His life and subsequent treatment by the British highlight the complexities of resistance within India’s princely states.
On This Day: Banta Singh Dhami’s Militant Resistance (March 4, 1923)
After his discharge from the British-Indian Army, Banta Singh Dhami joined the militant Babbar Akalis, participating in acts of resistance against British collaborators and informers. His engagement in the assassination of a police informer and participation in the killing of railway station staff on March 4, 1923, reflect the intense resistance against British rule, illustrating the diverse tactics employed in the freedom struggle.
On This Day: The Battle and Sacrifice of Hoe Ram (March 4, 1944)
Hoe Ram, another brave son of Haryana, joined the INA and fought against the British in Burma. Wounded in battle on this day in 1944, he succumbed to his injuries two days later. His service and sacrifice highlight the personal costs of the struggle for independence and the unwavering resolve of individuals across India to free their homeland from colonial rule.
The stories of these individuals, linked by their sacrifices on the same day across different years, offer a vivid tapestry of India’s protracted and multifaceted struggle for independence. From armed rebellion and princely advocacy to guerrilla warfare, their lives remind us of the diverse forms of resistance that contributed to India’s eventual freedom.
Feature Image: The image is a vibrant painting that portrays a group of Indian men from different eras united by their shared struggle for freedom and national pride. In the foreground, we see a soldier in uniform standing prominently, symbolizing the military aspect of the struggle. Around him are men who appear to be freedom fighters, including those in traditional attire, bearing weapons and solemn expressions. They are set against a backdrop of the Indian flag, with doves flying overhead, symbolizing peace. The middle ground shows individuals who represent different facets of resistance, including princely support depicted by a regal figure. Various iconic symbols, such as a Sony PlayStation 2, are subtly included, representing technological progress, while traditional Indian motifs and colors permeate the scene, creating a narrative of past, present, and future. (https://hinduinfopedia.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/DALL·E-2024-03-04-07.21.24_events-March_4th_in_Indian_Hisotry.webp)
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