History of 27 june

 Important events of June 27

• The first women's magazine "Ladies' Mercury" was published in London in 1693.
• The Canadian Parliament defined Canadian citizenship in the Canadian Citizenship Act of 1946.
• The United Nations Security Council resolution was adopted in 1950.
• The Medical Research Council of Britain released a report in 1957 which suggested that smoking can cause lung cancer. This report was based on 25 years of research.
• The G8 countries agreed in 2002 to a Russian plan to destroy nuclear weapons.
• The ban on homosexuality in the United States was revoked in 2003.
• The US and the European Union introduced GPS in 2004. Signed an agreement on cooperation in the development of Galileo.
• Britain supported India's permanent membership without veto in 2005.
• Nguyen Minh Triet was elected President of Vietnam in 2006.
• James Garden Brown took over as British Prime Minister in 2007. British Prime Minister Tony Blair handed over his resignation letter to Queen Elizabeth.
• In 2008, India and Pakistan resolved roadblocks to commissioning a gas pipeline project coming from Iran.
• Asif Ali, co-chair of the Pakistan People's Party, left for Turkey in 2008 on the first leg of a six-day foreign visit to Zardari.
• In 2015, the United Nations decided to display a picture of Satyajit Ray, who has a special place in the film history of India, at its headquarters.

Born on 27 June – Born on 27 June

• Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the author of the national anthem, was born in 1838.
• Germany's famous gynecologist Hans Spemann was born in 1869.
• Akilan, a Tamil language litterateur, was born in 1922.
• Music composer of Hindi films Rahul Dev Burman was born in 1939.
• Indian journalist Poornima Varman was born in 1955.
• PT Usha, who is known worldwide by the name of Udanpari, was born in 1964.
• English cricketer Kevin Pietersen was born in 1980.
• Russian female tennis player Svetlana Kuznetsova was born in 1985.

Died on 27 June

• Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the famous Sikh in 'Indian History', died in 1839.
• Former Indian Army Chief Sam Manekshaw passed away in 2008.