Lionel Messi was born on June 27, 1987, in Rosario, Santa Fe Province, to Jorge Messi and Celia Cuccittini. He has two older brothers, Rodrigo and Matias, and one sister, Maria Sol. Lionel Messi is an Argentine former professional footballer regarded as one of the finest players in global history. He was the only player in history to win five FIFA Ballons d'Or and the first to win three European Golden Shoes. During his pro career he smashed many world records and possesses the records for most goals scored in La Liga, a La Liga season (50), a calendar year (91), a single season (73), and a Champions League match (5), among several others.

On June 21, 1982, he was born William Arthur Philip Louis Windsor, the first son of Diana, Princess of Wales and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales. After his father, Charles, he is second in line to the throne. Following his marriage to Kate Middleton in 2011, his formal title was changed to The Duke of Cambridge. Prince William was mostly kept out of the public limelight during his childhood and undergraduate years, with just a few unusual interviews and picture opportunities. Since 2007, he has had a more visible role. He has been mindful of his mother's legacy and charitable efforts.

Meryl Streep was born in New Jersey, USA, on June 22, 1949, to Mary Wolf and Harry William Streep, Jr. Her mother worked as a commercial artist and art editor, while her father was a pharmaceutical executive. Dana David and Harry William III are Streep's two siblings. Meryl Streep is a famous personality in the Hollywood film business who needs no introduction. Streep is the most prolific and finest living cinema actress, and the most classic example of beauty with talent. She has ruled the stage and big screen with her great performance and top-notch acting talent since her debut in the 1970s. Her ability to bring the characters to life, as well as the grace with which she handles each of them, is admirable. Streep's exceptional talent is evident in the fact that she has 21 Academy Award nominations (winning three) and 33 Golden Globe nominations (winning eight), the most ever recorded nominations by an actor in the history of the awards.

The IOC was established on June 23, 1894, at the Sorbonne University in Paris, at the inaugural Olympic Congress, which was organised by Baron Pierre de Coubertin. Since then, the IOC and the Olympic movement have grown. The original Olympic Charter reflected de Coubertin's utopian view of athletics' place in the world at large, and those emotions remain unchanged in the present Charter text. Throughout contemporary Olympic history, the IOC has been at the heart of various political issues. Given the Olympics' dominance in sports, it is not surprise that they have been utilised to push political goals.

Christopher Michael Pratt was born on June 21, 1979, in Virginia, Minnesota, to Kathleen Louise and Daniel Clifton Pratt. Chris Pratt is a well-known American actor who rose to prominence in films such as 'The Lego Movie,' 'Guardians of the Galaxy,' and 'Jurassic World.' Unlike other actors who struggle to get into the film industry, Pratt made his debut with ease. He was seen while serving tables at a restaurant by actress and filmmaker Rae Dawn Chong, who gave him a role in her directorial debut, 'Cursed Part 3.' The debut paved the door for a career in cinema and television that he had never imagined.

Talking about soccer talismans would be incomplete without including the name of the highly competent and brilliant Zinedine Zidane. Zidane is a terrific professional and one of the best players in football history. Zidane, a master of the game's foundations and methods, is noted for his outstanding control and dribbling talents, as well as his magic touch, focused vision, and strong leadership qualities. During his playing career, he was one of the greatest in terms of receiving and handling the ball. He scored 31 goals in 108 international appearances. Zinedine Zidane was born in Marseille, France, on June 23, 1972, to Smal and Malika. He has four elder brothers and sisters.

"The Fast and the Furious," a criminal drama set in the clandestine world of street racing in Southern California, opens in theatres around the country on June 22, 2001. Little did the film company realise at the time, but the car-themed drama would go on to become the most successful series in Universal Pictures' 104-year history. With The Fast and the Furious, director Rob Cohen delivered on a $38 million budget. Earning $40 million or more in the first weekend is amazing enough. The most striking aspect of the first film, however, is that it was inspired by a tale published in the May 1998 issue of Vibe magazine.

On June 20, 2001, the 50th anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention, World Refugee Day was observed for the first time. The day is marked across the world to call attention to the situation of refugees and to mobilise political will and resources to assist individuals in rebuilding their lives as soon as possible. Refugees will continue to contribute to a stronger, safer, and more dynamic world if given the opportunity. As a result, UNHCR's World Refugee Day campaign this year calls for increased involvement of refugees in health systems, schools, and sports.

The Chhatrapati Shivaji station, originally known as the Victoria Terminus, opened in 1888. Designed by British architect F.W. Stevens, the skyscraper became a symbol of Bombay (Mumbai), and the city was dubbed the "Gothic City" owing to the architectural styles of this spectacular monument. Previously, the 'Bori Bandar' station in Eastern Mumbai served as the hub for all commercial and trading activity in the city. The Great Indian Peninsular Railway operated in this region in the 1850s, giving it the moniker 'Bori Bandar,' and it began its first rail service covering a total distance of 34 kilometres to Thane.

The General Assembly proclaimed June 23 as Public Service Day by passing Resolution 57/277 on December 20, 2002. UN Public Service Day honours the importance and virtue of community service; promotes the role of public service in the development process; recognises the efforts of public servants; and encourages young people to seek jobs in the public sector.

Every year on June 21, International Yoga Day is observed. Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a 'Yoga Day' during his speech to the United Nations General Assembly on September 27, 2014. India's draught resolution was then approved by a record 177 member nations. Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual discipline that originated in India. Yoga is derived from Sanskrit and means to connect or merge, representing the unity of body and awareness. The International Day of Yoga strives to enhance global awareness of the numerous advantages of yoga practise.

Picasso, largely regarded as the preeminent figure in twentieth-century art, was born in Malaga, Spain, in 1881. Pablo Picasso held his first big exhibition on June 24, 1901, at a gallery on Paris' famed avenue Laffitte. Picasso's talent is praised in the fact that he began showing six years earlier, at the age of thirteen.

Frank James Lampard was born on June 20, 1978, in Romford, London, England, to a football-playing family. Frank Lampard, Sr., his father, is a former professional footballer who played for West Ham United. Frank Lampard is a retired English professional footballer who was a box-to-box midfielder for Premier League club Chelsea F.C. and the England national team. He WAS KNOWN FOR HIS SCORING ABILITY, and he owns the record for being his club's all-time greatest scorer, with 211 goals in all competitions. He is also regarded as England's most prolific penalty kicker of all time.

Ramakant Desai, who was born on June 20, 1939, was well-known for his fast bowling. He was dubbed "little" because he was small in stature but had a large heart. In reality, Desai's ability to wring anything from dead decks in India was commendable. Desai overcame his 5 feet 4 inch size as a medium pacer to produce balls fast enough to be the Indian spearhead for the most of the 1960s. He could be quite a handful in favourable conditions, as he demonstrated at Lord's in 1959. Regrettably, he rarely had the opportunity to bowl on grassy wickets with moisture in the air.