On This Day – 3 September

What happened on 3 September? This date fits the spectrum—from India’s princely history to global breaks in revolution, literature, and the skies. It’s a blend of legacy, innovation, and dramatic change. 🌏✨

On This Day – 3 September

🇮🇳 India Events

1564 – António de Noronha Becomes Viceroy of India

On this day, António de Noronha assumed the post of Viceroy of Portuguese India, serving until 1568—a chapter in early colonial administration.

Skyscraper Day

Around the world—and noted in India too—3 September marks Skyscraper Day, honoring architectural innovation and humanity’s vertical ambitions.


🌍 World Events

1783 – Treaty of Paris Signed

The American Revolutionary War officially ended when the U.S. and Britain signed the Treaty of Paris, recognizing the U.S.’s independence.

1939 – Allies Declare War on Germany

Following Germany’s invasion of Poland, Britain, France, and others declared war, marking a crucial escalation in World War II.

1928 – Penicillin Discovered by Alexander Fleming

A mold contaminated a petri dish in Fleming’s lab—accidentally giving rise to antibiotics, one of the greatest medical breakthroughs.

1971 – Qatar Becomes Independent

On this day, Qatar declared its independence from Britain, laying the foundation for its future as a sovereign state.

1976 – Viking 2 Lands on Mars

NASA’s Viking 2 touched down on Mars and began sending back scientific data and the first color images of the Martian surface.


🎂 Birthdays

Indian Personalities

1926 – Uttam Kumar — Legendary Bengali film actor, celebrated as “Mahanayak”.
1952 – Shakti Kapoor — Prolific Bollywood actor known for iconic comedic and villain roles.
1957 – Sadhguru (Jaggi Vasudev) — Spiritual leader and founder of the Isha Foundation.
1971 – Kiran Desai — Booker Prize–winning novelist.
1976 – Vivek Oberoi — Popular Hindi film actor.


Deaths

International Personalities

2015 – Chandra Bahadur Dangi — The world’s shortest adult man, a Guinness World Record holder.


💡 Did You Know?

Alexander Fleming’s penicillin discovery in 1928 was purely accidental—but its impact revolutionized medicine and remains one of the greatest serendipities in scientific history.


📝 Final Thoughts

3 September threads together early colonial shifts, world-changing diplomacy, medical epiphanies, space exploration, and cultural icons. It’s a day where power, healing, creativity, and sovereignty intersect—ideal for AssamJobsGuide.com’s “On This Day” journey.

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