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Birth. Eric Arthur Blair—later known as George Orwell—is born in Motihari, Bengal, a British colony in what is now India. His father, Richard Walmesley Blair, works in the Indian Civil Service overseeing opium exports to Asia.

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His mother brought him and his older sister, Marjorie, to England about a year after his birth and settled in Henley-on-Thames. 

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Orwell Sister Born

Avril Blair, the third and last of the Blair kids, is conceived.

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He went to St. Cyprian's in the coastal town of Eastbourne, where he got his first taste of England's class system.

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Richard Blair, retired from India Civil Service, returns to England. Family moved to Shiplake near Henley

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1914	First work published: Awake Young Men of England (poem)

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Grant to Eton

Eric Blair enters Eton, the well known young men's private academy in England, as the beneficiary of a prestigious King's Scholarship.

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After a dreary scholarly vocation, Eric Blair leaves Eton without a certificate. He later records his biting recollections of the English private academy framework in an after death distributed paper scornfully entitled "Such, Such Were the Joys."

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Eric Blair passes the placement test of the Indian Imperial Police, the police drive set up by the British to keep up lawfulness in their provinces. He is presented on Burma. His encounters in Burma give material to articles, for example, "A Hanging" and his first novel, Burmese Days.

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Orwell Quits Indian Imperial Police

Blair contracts dengue fever. Following five years in the Imperial Police, Blair leaves Burma as a result of weakness. Taking after his arrival to England, he leaves from the police, frustrated with British dominion.

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he had begun to consider himself a socialist.

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Eric Blair Becomes George Orwell .

Eric Arthur Blair receives the nom de plume George Orwell, consolidating the names of the then-ruler and a close-by waterway. Soon after he distributes his first book, a story of his tramp-like presence in Europe entitled Down and Out in Paris and London

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Burmese Days

Orwell's first novel, Burmese Days, is distributed. The book is a severe portrayal of preference and defilement in royal Burma and depends on his encounters there. At the year's end, taking after his recuperation from an episode of pneumonia, Orwell moves to London to work in an utilized book shop.

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he was commissioned to write an account of poverty among unemployed miners in northern England, which resulted in 'The Road to Wigan Pier' (1937).

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Orwell traveled to Spain, where he joined one of the groups fighting against General Francisco Franco in the Spanish Civil War. Orwell was badly injured during his time with a militia, getting shot in the throat and arm. For several weeks, he was unable to speak.

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Orwell in the Spanish Civil War

Orwell burns through six months battling in the Spanish Civil War in favor of the left-wing Republican government, which is under assault from General Francisco Franco's fascists. Orwell volunteers for a hostile to Stalinist unit. He is shot in the throat by a Kremlin-supported expert rifleman yet survives. His involvement in Spain is the pivotal turning point of Orwell's political arousing.

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Orwell had periods of sickness, and he was officially diagnosed with tuberculosis

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Surfacing for oxygen

Britain enters World War II. Orwell volunteers for military administration however is turned down in view of his weakness. Rather he composes productively, turning out expositions, surveys, and a novel set in England entitled Coming Up For Air.

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Orwell's Wartime Propaganda Work

Orwell accepts a position with the BBC delivering wartime purposeful publicity communicates for India. He makes social radio projects including English and Indian writers, while as yet composition papers and audits for left-wing distributions.

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-George Orwell's mom Ida Mabel Limouzin Blair passes on.
-George Orwell leaves from the BBC.
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Orwell Writes for Socialist Newspaper

Orwell accepts a position as the artistic editorial manager of the Tribune, a week by week communist daily paper. He composes book surveys and a section entitled "As I Please."

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-Animal Farm was an anti-Soviet satire in a pastoral setting featuring two pigs as its main protagonists. These pigs were said to represent Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky. The novel brought Orwell great acclaim and financial rewards.
-Demise of Orwell's Wife

Orwell's significant other Eileen O'Shaughnessy kicks the bucket amid a hysterectomy. Orwell brings up their child alone with the assistance of his sister Avril Blair.

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‘Politics and the English Language’
Published in the British literary magazine Horizon, this essay is considered one of Orwell’s most important works on style. Orwell believed that "ugly and inaccurate" English enabled oppressive ideology and that vague or meaningless language was meant to hide the truth.

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Orwell Contracts Tuberculosis

Orwell comes back to London to compose. It is so icy in the winter that he smolders his books and his child's toys for warmth. In April he comes back to Jura. In December, his weakness intensifies and he is determined to have tuberculosis.

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Orwell’s masterwork, Nineteen Eighty-Four (or 1984 in later editions), was published in the late stages of his battle with tuberculosis and soon before his death. This bleak vision of the world divided into three oppressive nations stirred up controversy among reviewers, who found this fictional future too despairing.

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Orwell died of tuberculosis in a London hospital,he was just 46 years old at the time of his death