2012 in India
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This a list of events in India in the year 2012.
Incumbents
| Photo | Post | Name |
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President of India | Pratibha Patil (till 25 July) |
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Pranab Mukherjee (from 25 July) | |
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Prime Minister of India |  Dr. Manmohan Singh |
Events
January
- 9 January: 10th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas kicks off in Jaipur.[2] Chief guest – kamala Prasad Bisseasar,Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago
- 11 January: 42% of Indian children are malnourished – Hunger and Malnutrition (Hungama) report.
- 13 January: 5 million students perform Surya namaskar in MP.
- 19 January: Delhi High Court grants bail for Suresh Kalmadi in Commonwealth Games Scam.
- 26 January: Nation displays military might on 63rd Republic Day;Thailand prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, chief guest of India's 63rd Republic Day celebrations.
February
- 2 February: Supreme Court cancels all 122 licences given by A Raja in 2G spectrum scam.[3]
- 5 February: Special CBI court dismisses Subramanian Swamy's petition to prosecute Home Minister P.Chidambaram in 2G scam.[4]
- 8 February: Three Bharatiya Janata Party Ministers caught watching objectionable video clip in Karnataka Assembly, Resigns.[5]
- 11 February: Army Chief V.K.Singh withdraws petition from Supreme Court in age-controversy.;[6] Advanced Interceptor missile is successfully test-fired.[7]
March
- 3 March: State Assembly election process comes to an end in Uttar Pradesh and Goa.[11]
- 6 March: Election results for five state assemblies are announced; Samajwadi Party (Uttar Pradesh), Bhartiya Janata Party (Goa), Indian National Congress (Manipur & Uttarakhand), Shiromani Akali Dal – BJP combine (Punjab) emerge winners.[12]
- 14 March: Irom Sharmila fast against AFSPA goes on for 11 years. Indian Rail Budget 2012–13 presented by Rail Minister Sh. Dinesh Trivedi.
- 16 March: Union Budget for 2012–13 is presented by Finance Minister Sh. Pranab Mukherjee.[13]
- 18 March: Dinesh Trivedi steps down as Railways Minister after pressure from TMC.[14]
- 21 March: Soumitra Chatterjee selected for Dadasaheb Phalke award for 2011.
- 22 March: India votes against Sri Lanka on the resolution to 'credibly investigate' allegations of violations during the war against Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in 2009 in the United Nations Human Rights Council.[15]
- 29 March: India hosts 4th BRICS summit at New Delhi. Heads of state of Brazil, Russia, China and South-Africa are hosted by India.[16]
April
- 8 April: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari visits India on a personal visit to Ajmer Sharif.[17]
- 11 April: magnitude 8.6 Mw earthquake hits Indonesia near the province of Aceh, tremors felt in Chennai and Kolkata.[18]
- 12 April: 18 get life term for Ode village massacre during 2002 Gujrat riots.[19]
- 17 April: RBI cuts repo rate by 50 basis points first time in three years.[20]
- 18 April: Major fire in the signalling system at Kurla brings Central line and Harbour line of Mumbai Suburban Railway to a standstill and two commuters lose their lives after falling off an overcrowded local train.[21] The loss was expected to be
170 million (US$2.7 million) to the Central Railway.[22]
- 21 April: Sukma district collector Alex Paul Menon kidnapped by Maoists in Chhattisgarh.[24]
- 24 April: Two NRI kids return to Kolkata after long legal struggle with CWS Norway.[25]
- 26 April: Sachin Tendulkar, Rekha and Anu Aga nominated to Rajya Sabha by the President of India.[26] Abducted BJD MLA Jhina Hikaka released by maoists after 33 days of captivity.[27]
May
- 1 May: More than 100 feared dead after a ferry capsizes in Brahmaputra river, Assam.[28]
- 3 May: Maoists released the Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon after 12 days of hostage[29]
- 7 May: Finance Minister postpones GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rules) implementation till 2013.[30]
- 9 May: Centre government decides to withdraw 2G review petition at the supreme court.[32]
- 13 May: Indian parliament celebrates 60th anniversary.[33]
- 27 May: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) win the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League[36]
- 31 May: Bikram Singh takes over as Indian Army Chief.[37] 11th Indian Telly Awards were held.
June
- 1 June: Brahmeshwar Singh, chief of banned Ranvir Sena, is killed by unidentified assailants.[38]
- 5 June: Sachin Tendulkar takes oath as member of Rajya Sabha.[39]
- 11 June: VS Sampath takes over as new CEC.[40]
- 15 June:Pranab Mukherjee is UPA candidate for president.[41]
- 22 June: Calcutta High Court strikes down Singur Land Act of Mamta Banerjee government.[43]
- 26 June: 26/11 handler Abu Jundal is arrested by Delhi Police.[44]
- 28 June: Surjeet Singh returns home after 30 years in Pakistan jail.[45]
- 30 June: 19 Maoists killed in an encounter in Chhattisgarh.[46]
July
- 4 July: Ashok Chavan named in Adarsh chargesheet.[47]
- 6 July: Disproportionate assets case against Mayawati quashed by Supreme Court.[48]
- 7 July: Popular Time magazine dubs Manmohan Singh as 'underachiever'.
- 12 July: Jagadish Shettar sworn in as new Karnataka Chief Minister.[49]
- 14 July: Hamid Ansari chosen as UPA nominee for vice-president.[51]
- 20 July: Assam Violence breaks out in Kokrajhar district and adjoining areas
- 22 July: Pranab Mukherjee is elected as India's 13th president.[52]
- 25 July: Pranab Mukherjee takes over the post of President of India
- 27 July: London olympics 2012 from 27 July to 12 Aug
August
- 8 August: Incident of violence against North-Eastern people in Pune as repercussion of Assam Violence following which exodus of thousands of North-Eastern people from Bangalore due to a rumour circulated among them through SMS & MMS that they would be attacked after Eid
- 10 August: Hamid Ansari again elected as consecutively second vice-president of India after Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
- 11 August: Violence in Azad Maidan in Mumbai
- 12 August: London Olympics, This was India's most successful Olympics in terms of total medal tally, having won a total of 6 medals (0 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze)
- 14 August: Union Minister for Science And Technology and Ex Chief Minister Of Maharashtra Vilasrao Deshmukh passes away.
- 17 August: Bulk SMS & MMS banned in India for 15 days to prevent a rumour of ensuing violence against NE people by Muslim fundamentalists
September
- 19 September: CBI makes first arrests in Assam Violence cases.[53] Mohammed Hashem Ali, Mohammed Adom Ali Sheikh, Mohammed Hashim Ali Rehman, Mohammed Qurban Ali Sheikh, Mohammed Imran Hussain were arrested after detailed questioning by agency sleuths.
October
- 1st: International Bio-diversity conference held at Hyderabad.
November
- 21 November: Ajmal Kasab hanged on account of the 2008 Mumbai Attacks.
December
- 16 December: A female physiotherapy student was beaten and gang raped in Delhi, when the victim and a male companion boarded a bus in South Delhi in the evening, after watching a movie. The incident created huge outrage across the country and forced the Government of India to react and work on safety for women. Public protests took place in Delhi, where thousands of protesters clashed with police, and other force units.
- 20 December: Narendra Modi (Chief Minister of Gujarat) wins third consecutive assembly election. Virbahdra Singh wins election in Himachal Pradesh[54]
Cinema
Bengali
Main article: Bengali films of 2012
Bollywood
Main article: Bollywood films of 2012
Malayalam
Main article: Malayalam films of 2012
Marathi
Main article: Marathi films of 2012
Ollywood
Main article: Ollywood films of 2012
Sandwood
Main article: Kannada films of 2012
Tamil
Main article: Tamil films of 2012
Tollywood
Main article: Telugu films of 2012
Sports
Main article: 2012 in Indian sports
January
- 23 January: Rajasthan defeats Tamil Nadu to win the 78th Ranji Trophy.[55]
- 28 January: India suffer humiliating defeat of 4–0 against Australia in Test Series in Australia.[56]
February
- 18 February: 2012 Summer Olympics Men's qualification 1 and 2012 Summer Olympics Women's qualification 1 kick-off in New Delhi.
- 26 February: Indian Men's Hockey Team qualify for the London Olympics.
- 29 February: The first season of World Series Hockey kick-off.
March
- 5 March: Mahesh Bhupati and Rohan Bopanna clinched Dubai Doubles Title.[58]
- 10 March: Rahul Dravid retires from international cricket after a spectacular career lasting 16 years.[59]
- 16 March: Sachin Tendulkar scores his 100th International Hundred against Bangladesh in Asia Cup.[60]
- 18 March: Saina Nehwal wins the Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold Trophy.[61]
- 25 March: M.C. Mary Kom and Sarita win Gold Medals in the Asian Women's Boxing Championship.[62]
April
- 2 April: Final of 2012 World Series Hockey season, Sher-e-Punjab wins by defeating Pune Strykers 5–2.
- 4 April: The Twenty20 cricket league Indian Premier League kicks-off.
- 12 April: Shiva Thapa became the Youngest Indian Boxer to qualify for Olympics.[63]
- 27 April: Wrestler Sushil Kumar defeats Georgia's Otar Tushishvilli 3–0 in the final to qualify for the London Olympic Games.
- 29 April: Aditya Mehta defeats Pankaj Advani to clinch the 28th Asian snooker title.[64]
May
- 5 May:
- Deepika Kumari (Archery) wins first World Cup title in individual recurve gold.[65]
- Indian Women Squash Team wins Asian Squash Championship.[66]
- 8 May: Indian Athletes win Four Gold, One Silver and Four Bronze Medals at Asian Grand Prix.[67]
- 10 May: Viswanathan Anand plays against Boris Gelfand to defend his world chess championship title from 10–31 may.[68]
- 27 May: Kolkata Knight Riders wins 2012 Indian Premier League by defeating two time champions and host Chennai Super Kings.[70]
June
- 7 June: Sania Mirza and Mahesh Bhupathi won Mixed Doubles Title of the French Open.[71]
- 10 June: Saina Nehwal wins Thailand Open Grand Prix Gold Title.[72]
- 17 June: Tejaswini Mule won Silver medal at International Junior Shooting Championship.[73]
- 17 June: Saina Nehwal beats China's Xuerui Li to win her Third Indonesian Open Title.[74]
- 21 June: Deepika Kumari becomes World No. 1 archer.[75]
July
- 9 July: Leander Paes and Elena Vesnina end runners-up at Wimbledon.[76]
August
- 27 July – 12 August: India at the 2012 Summer Olympics Indian athletes win 6 Olympic medals.
October
- 28 October: Second Indian Grand Prix at Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida.
November
- England cricket team tours India for 4 test matches 5 ODI and 2 T20 matches.
December
- Sachin Tendulkar announced his retirement from ODIs on 23 December. He had so far played 463 ODIs in all, scoring 18,426 runs, which includes 49 centuries and 96 half centuries.[77]
Deaths
January – August
- 16 January – Homai Vyarawalla, 98, India's first woman photojournalist.[78]
- 19 January – Anthony Gonsalves, 84, Bollywood music composer[79]
- 3 February – Raj Kanwar, 50, Bollywood film director, producer.[80]
- 7 March – Ravi (music director), 86, music director in Hindi and Malayalam films
- 9 March – Joy Mukherjee, 73, actor and director in Hindi films
- 15 March – Falak, 2, baby murder victim (born 2010)
- 28 March – T. Damodaran, 77, screenwriter in Malayalam cinema
- 23 April – Navodaya Appachan, 86, producer, director and entrepreneur in films
- 14 May – Taruni Sachdev, 14, actress in films and television advertisements (b. 1998)[81]
- 12 July – Dara Singh, 83, wrestler and film actor[82]
- 18 July – Rajesh Khanna, 69, film actor, politician[83]
- 14 August – Vilasrao Deshmukh, 67, politician
- 26 August – A. K. Hangal, 98, character actor in Hindi films[84]
September – December
- 9 September – Verghese Kurien, 90, engineer and renowned social entrepreneur, "Father of the White Revolution"[85]
- 24 September – Thilakan, 77, Malayalam film and stage actor[86]
- 8 October – Varsha Bhosle, 56, journalist, singer[87]
- 21 October – Yash Chopra, 80, Hindi film producer, director, script writer[88]
- 23 October – Sunil Gangopadhyay, 78, poet, novelist[89]
- 25 October – Jaspal Bhatti, 57, satirist, television and film director, producer, actor[90]
- 28 October – Savita Halappanavar, 31, nurse in Ireland who suffered a miscarriage at University Hospital Galway[91]
- 15 November – K. C. Pant, 81, former cabinet minister in the Government of India[92]
- 17 November – Bal Thackeray, 86, politician, founder of Shiv Sena[93]
- 30 November – I. K. Gujral, 92, 12th Prime Minister of India[94]
- 7 December – Jacintha Saldanha, 46, nurse at King Edward VII's Hospital, London, respondent in the Australian radio hoax call[95]
- 11 December – B. B. Nimbalkar, 92, first-class cricketer[96]
- 11 December – Ravi Shankar, 92, sitarist, musician, composer[97]
- 23 December – Anand Abhyankar, 49, Marathi theatre television and film actor, victim of a car accident on Mumbai Pune express highway
- 23 December – Akshay Pendse, 33, Marathi theatre television and film actor, victim of a car accident on Mumbai Pune express highway along with his 2-year old son
- 29 December – unnamed victim of 2012 Delhi gang rape case, female physiotherapy intern[98]
See also
References
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