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Historical Event on 6/18/1994
The strength of the Sikkim Sangram Parishad ministry led by Sanchaman Limboo reduced to 14 in the 32-member house.

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11/17/1994	Dr. Harbhajan Singh, Punjabi poet, wins Saraswati Samman.
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3/10/1999	Lok Sabha approves the Patents (Amendment) Bill 1999, by a voice vote.
8/23/1947	Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was sworn is as the Deputy Prime Minister of India.
3/30/1665	Murarbaji died at Purandar fort during a battle with Dilerkhan.
5/27/1992	M. L. Manchanda, AIR's Patiala engineer who was kidnapped by Babbar Khalsa militants, was found executed.
9/15/1997	Prasar Bharati Act comes into force seeking to free Doordarshan and Akashvani from government control.
3/5/1995	India and China agree to open two new border points including Nathu La (Sikkim) to facilitate meetings between their military personnel.
4/26/1895	Guru Baksha Singh, modern Punjabi litterateur was born.
4/14/1990	Over 90 persons killed in an Airbus crash in Bangalore.

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Historical Event on 6/18/1994 The strength of the Sikkim Sangram Parishad ministry led by Sanchaman Limboo reduced to 14 in the 32-member house.

Historical Event on 6/18/1994
The strength of the Sikkim Sangram Parishad ministry led by Sanchaman Limboo reduced to 14 in the 32-member house.