22 January 1986Assassination of Indira Nehru GandhiIndira Nehru Gandhi
Three men are convicted in connection with the assassination of Indira Gandhi.
Historical records for India in 1986, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Three men are convicted in connection with the assassination of Indira Gandhi.
The government signs the Mizoram Peace Accord, helping end a long-running insurgency in the northeast.
Indira Hinduja and her team achieve a successful test-tube baby birth at KEM Hospital using in vitro fertilization.
Death of Smita Patil
Parliament enacts the Consumer Protection Act, creating new mechanisms for consumer rights and grievance redress.
Pratibha Patil chairs the Rajya Sabha Committee of Privileges and serves on the Business Advisory Committee.
Suniti Solomon and her team identify India's first documented HIV infections after testing blood samples from women in Madras.
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