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Historical Event on 7/15/1993
JD (A)'s Ajit Singh pegs his group's support to government on PM's appearance before the JPC.

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11/18/1948	Nearly 500 people were drowned when the ferry steamer Narayan River capsized and sank in the Ganga near Patna.
9/13/2000	Central Government withdraws the ban on use of non-iodised salt despite protests from the medical community and several state governments.
9/7/1996	Ajit Singh quits Congress and heads Tikait's party.
3/23/1942	Japanese forces occupy Rangoon, Andaman Islands in Indian Ocean.
3/31/1993	J.N. Dixit, Foreign Secretary, visits Myanmar and signs agreements on trade, control of drug trafficking and separatist movements along the borders.
4/6/1664	Abraham Shipmen died without taking charge of Bombay Islands from Portuguese.
7/28/1912	Ramchandra Gondo Ginde, famous neuro surgeon, was born.
6/21/1930	Five hundred were hurt as police charged Bombay mob.
6/16/1893	Karumuttu Thiagarajan Chettiar, social worker and industrialist, was born at Athikkadu Thekkur in Tamil Nadu.
4/29/1954	India accepted Tibet as a part of China.

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Historical Event on 7/15/1993 JD (A)'s Ajit Singh pegs his group's support to government on PM's appearance before the JPC.

Historical Event on 7/15/1993
JD (A)'s Ajit Singh pegs his group's support to government on PM's appearance before the JPC.