1981  

Born on September 28, 1981, Amin is not only a successful Business Development Manager at Driven Property in Dubai but also a devoted family man with three children – Ahmed, Salwa, and Lina. Amin's journey in real estate is marked by accomplishments and a relentless pursuit of excellence, evident in his real estate valuation certificate from the Innovation Experts Real Estate Institute.

Anupam Kher relocated to Mumbai in the year 1981 with only Rs 37 in his pocket, starting his journey as an actor in the city. He made his Bollywood debut with the film ‘Saaransh’ in 1984 and since then he has worked in both domestic and international films.

Prakash Javadekar is an Indian politician. During his school days, he was associated with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). In the year 1981, he officially joined the Bharatiya Janta Party.

Narayana Murthy is a renowned name in the world of business. He took a loan of Rs 10,000 from his wife Sudha Murty. The foundation of the company was laid in his Pune apartment. In the year 1981, Narayana Murthy founded the company Infosys with his six friends.

Raj Babbar is an Indian actor and former politician. In the year 1980, he was seen in the Punjabi film ‘Chan Pardesi.’ In 1981, Raj Babbar worked in his first Bollywood film ‘Sharda’ alongside actor Jeetendra.

More than 2000 people have died in China because of the Coronavirus outbreak and the Chinese city Wuhan is the epicenter of this virus, which has now spread to more than 25 countries. Earlier we showed you guys a video on how a thriller novel named The Eyes of the Darkness by Dean Koontz published in 1981 mentioned a virus named Wuhan-400, leaving most of us stumped on whether this was just a coincidence or a prophecy made 40 years ago? And now we bring to you excerpts from the book, which has created quite a storm world over. But before we get to the details of Chapter 39 of the book that has 13 mentions of Wuhan-400, we’d like to bring out an interesting angle to this entire mystery. Watch this video to find out more and listen in to perhaps the biggest conspiracy theory around the coronavirus outbreak.

More than 1700 people have died in China because of the coronavirus outbreak. The Chinese city Wuhan is the epicenter of the virus which has now spread to over 25 countries. But did you know a fiction book predicted the Wuhan virus around 40 years ago? A thriller novel The Eyes of Darkness, written by Dean Koontz in 1981, mentioned a virus named Wuhan-400. In the novel, the virus was created as a weapon in a laboratory. Fiction can definitely be strange at times. Internet is absolutely stumped with the reference of Wuhan virus in this book.

Salman Rushdie's yet-to-be-published novel "Quichotte" has made it to the longlist of this year's Booker Prize. Rushdie earlier won the Booker in 1981 for "Midnight's Children". 

MS Dhoni, son of Paan Singh and Devki Devi, was born on July 7, 1981. From Train Ticket Examiner (TTE), known as ticket collector, he became a trophy collector. MyNation joins millions of fans in wishing Dhoni a very happy birthday

‘Queen of Martial Arts’ Cynthia Rothrock was a five-time world champion in ‘forms’ and ‘weapons’ between 1981 and 1985. In 1983, she was inducted into Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame as Female Competitor of the Year and was one of the first women in the world to be on the cover of a martial arts magazine in 1981. She trained students in Kerala’s Alappuzha

aharashtra government had made an amendment to the Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Conditions of Service) Regulation Rules, 1981, that gave it a mandate to appoint teachers through eligibility or aptitude test conducted by the Pavitra online portal

Atal Bihari Vajpayee visited Karnataka's Raichur in 1981