Military

18 events, 1800 to 2021; 2 marked as turning points.

  1. 1800

    1. 1800 to 1801SivagangaConflict

      Second Polygar War

      One year after Kattabomman was executed, a broad coalition of Tamil palayakkarars and their allies revolted against the East India Company.

  2. 1801

    1. May 1801PanchalankurichiConflict

      Fall of Panchalankurichi fort

      After a lengthy siege and heavy shelling, Colonel Agnew's Company troops took the rebuilt fort of Panchalankurichi.

  3. 1806

    1. 10 Jul 1806Vellore FortConflict

      Vellore Mutiny

      Indian sepoys of the Madras Army rose against the East India Company at Vellore Fort over new dress regulations.

  4. 1831

    1. 1831ChennaiConflict

      Madras Pioneers renamed the Madras Sappers and Miners

      The Madras Pioneers, raised in 1780, were renamed the Corps of Madras Sappers and Miners in 1831.

  5. 1852

    1. 1852Wellington, Tamil NaduGovernance

      Wellington cantonment established in the Nilgiris

      The military station of Jakkatalla in the Nilgiris was renamed Wellington and construction of its barracks began.

  6. 1858

    1. 6 Sep 1858Lovedale, OotyEducation

      Lawrence Asylum founded at Lovedale in the Nilgiris

      A Lawrence military asylum for the children of British soldiers opened at Lovedale near Ooty; it became the Lawrence School.

  7. 1899

    1. 1899SivakasiConflict

      Sivakasi riots

      In and near Sivakasi, Maravar-Nadar clashes killed 22 people and burnt hundreds of houses until troops stepped in.

  8. 1914

    1. 22 Sep 1914Chennai PortConflict

      German cruiser Emden shells Madras

      Early in the First World War, the German light cruiser SMS Emden shelled Madras, setting fire to oil tanks in the harbour area.

  9. 1943

    1. Jul 1943 to 1945SingaporeConflict

      Lakshmi Swaminathan leads Rani of Jhansi Regiment

      Madras-born doctor Lakshmi Swaminathan was appointed to lead the women's Rani of Jhansi Regiment of Subhas Chandra Bose's Indian National Army.

  10. 1946

    1. 18 Feb 1946 to 23 Feb 1946MumbaiConflict

      Royal Indian Navy mutiny reaches Madras

      A revolt by Indian ratings of the Royal Indian Navy that began in Bombay spread to ships and shore establishments including Madras.

  11. 1947

    1. Aug 1947Wellington, Tamil NaduEducation

      Defence Services Staff College re-established at Wellington

      After Partition the Indian staff college was re-established at Wellington in the Nilgiris, replacing the Staff College at Quetta.

  12. 1955

    1. 1955TiruvottiyurIndustry

      Enfield India set up to build the Bullet in Madras

      Enfield India was formed with Madras Motors to assemble the Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycle in Madras.

  13. 1961

    1. 1961AvadiIndustry

      Heavy Vehicles Factory set up at Avadi

      Battle tanks became the business of the Heavy Vehicles Factory, which the Ordnance Factory Board set up at Avadi.

  14. 1987

    1. 4 Jun 1987JaffnaDiplomacy

      Operation Poomalai: Indian airdrop over Jaffna

      Indian Air Force transport planes dropped relief supplies over the besieged city of Jaffna, halting a Sri Lankan army offensive against the Tamil militants.

    2. 29 Jul 1987ColomboDiplomacy

      Indo-Sri Lanka Accord signed

      An accord between India and Sri Lanka on the Tamil issue led to the dispatch of the Indian Peace Keeping Force to the island.

  15. 1990

    1. Mar 1990TrincomaleeDiplomacy

      Indian Peace Keeping Force withdraws from Sri Lanka

      In March 1990 the final contingents of the Indian Peace Keeping Force, deployed under the 1987 accord, departed from Sri Lanka.

  16. 1997

    1. 1997RameswaramScience Technology

      A. P. J. Abdul Kalam awarded the Bharat Ratna

      A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, the Rameswaram-born scientist who headed India's missile programme, received the Bharat Ratna.

  17. 2021

    1. 8 Dec 2021CoonoorDisaster

      Helicopter crash near Coonoor kills General Bipin Rawat

      An Indian Air Force Mi-17V-5 crashed in the Nilgiris, killing Chief of Defence Staff Bipin Rawat, his wife and 12 others.