History of Pakistan

History of Pakistan 
Updated 22th January 2001 at 18:16pst 
 

3. Pakistan Movement

1817	Sir Syed Ahmad Khan born at Delhi
9th December 1837	Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk born at Etawah fondly known as Sayed Mehdi Ali
24th March 1841	Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk born, who was named Mushtaq Hussain
10 May 1857	War of Independance started in Bengal by indian soldiers against British.
1858 AD	Soon after independance war, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan started Aligarh Movement.
1866 AD	Deoband Movement along with Aligarh movement was also started by Haji Muhammad Abid and Maulana Muhammad Yaqub
14th April 1866	Deoband Madrasah started functioning under leadership of Maulana Muhammad Yaqub
1867 AD	Urdu-Hindi controversy began
25th December 1876	Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah born
1877	Dr. Alama Muhammad Iqbal born at Sialkot
1881	First Census of Sub-Continent
March 1884	Anjuman Himayat-i-Islam was set up by Maulana Qazi Hamid-ud-Din and his pupil Maulvi Ghulamullah Qasuri
22th September 1884	Anjuman Himayat-i-Islam was formaly announced and Qazi Hamid-ud-Din became first President of Anjuman
1885	Indian National Congress established by Allan Octavian Hume
1891 AD	Hunza, remote kingdom bordening China fell into hands of British, bringing an and to the expansion of British Raj
8th September 1892	Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy born at Midnapur in East Bengal
1893	Durand Line demarcated
1894	Nadva-tul-Ulama started in Lucknow
July 1894	Khawaja Nazimuddin born
1st October 1896	Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan born
27th March 1898	Sir Syed Ahmad Khan passed away
15 July 1905	Chaudry Muhammad Ali born at Jullundur
16th October 1905	Bengal was partitioned into Asam and Bengal
1st October 1906	Shimla Deputant was presented to Viceroy Lord Minto
30 December 1906	Alll India Muslim League established at the anuall meeting of Muhammadan Educational Conference at Dacca under chairmanship of Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
14th May 1907	General Muhammad Ayub Khan born at Rehana Village in Hazara NWFP
16th October 1907	Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mul died
1913	Qued-e-Azam joined Muslim League
20th January 1915	Ghulam Ishaq Khan born at Ismail Khel Bannu, NWFP
December 1916	Lucknow Pact (Meesaqh-e-Lucknow)
27th January 1917	Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk passed away after having a stroke of paralysis, he was buried at Amroha
1919 AD	Maulana Muhammad Ali and Maulana Shaukat Ali lauched Khilfat Movement after World War I, which lasted until 1924
12th August 1924	General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq born at Jalundhar
1927 AD	The Delhi Proposals were formaly approved at conference of Muslim League
November 1927	British goverment appointed Simon commision under John Simon
1928	Nehru Report
5th January 1928	Zulfikar Ali Bhutto born
28th March1929	Qued-e-Azam presented 14 points in Delhi Muslim Conference
1930	Alabad, Muslim League Anual Conference
12th November 1930	First Round Table Conference held in London
5th March 1931	The agreement between Viceroy Lord Irwin and Indian National Congress's leader Dandhi was signed, known as Gandhi-Irwin Pact
21st March 1931	All India Muslim Conference held at Lahore addressed by Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal
14th August 1931	Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi born at New Jatoi, Sindh
7th September 1931	Second Round Table Conference was held in London
18th August 1932	Muhammad Khan Janejo born at Sindhri, Sindh
17th November 1932	Third Round Table Conference was held in London
28th January 1933	Name "Pakistan" was used by Chaudary Rehmat Ali
1934	Quaid-e-Azam took control of Muslim League
21st April 1938	Allama Muhammad Iqbal died, and buried in front of Badshahi Mosque in Lahore
1939	Muslim League established in Balochistan
23rd March 1940	27th Anuall session of Muslim League and Pakistan Resolution
19th May 1940	Sardar Farooq Ahmad Khan born at Dera Ghazi Khan
22nd March 1942	British sent Stafford Cripps with constitutional proposals, known as Cripps Proposals
1943	Muslim League established its 1st Ministary in Sindh
17th July 1944	Gandhi invited Quad-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah for talks
19th September 1944	Gandhi-Jinnah talks began and finished on 24th September 1944
11th January 1946	Muslim League calibrated Day of Victory (Yom-e-Najat)
24th March 1946	Cabnit Mission arrived from Britian
16th May 1946	Cabnit Mission put forward its proposals
24th May 1946	India National Congress accepted Cabnit Mission Proposals
6th June 1946	Muslim League accepted Cabnit Mission Proposals
22nd March 1947	Lord Mountbatten arrived as last Viceroy
3rd June 1947	Lord Mountbatten announced plan of Partition, called 3rd June 1947 Plan
18th July 1947	Indian Independance Act passed in British parliment.
14th August 1947	Partition of Sub-Continent into Pakistan and India, Quad-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnaa became the first Governer General of Pakistan, and Liaqaut Ali Khan the first Prime Minister