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Historical Event on 1/2/1994
Warden's in Arambaug, India lead about a fifty hungry and bruised elephants into a forest for temporary shelter. After a week, the herd strayed from a santuary, stampeding villagers and terrorising peasants.

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1/20/1957	South Africa banned Indian Cargo ships to dock at their Ports.
6/14/1961	Sir Karyamanikkam Shrinivas Krishnan died.
7/16/1990	O.P.Chautala resigns following directive from JD.
3/26/1918	Vanavihari B.N. Sundara Rao, great author and journalist, was born at Varthur, Bangalore.
1/29/1870	'Hicleche Bengal Gazette' newspaper published in India.
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8/15/1990	Uttar Maharashtra University was established.
5/21/1992	Manohar J.Pherwani, 58, Chairman of the National Housing Bank, died.
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Historical Event on 1/2/1994 Warden's in Arambaug, India lead about a fifty hungry and bruised elephants into a forest for temporary shelter. After a week, the herd strayed from a santuary, stampeding villagers and terrorising peasants.

Historical Event on 1/2/1994
Warden's in Arambaug, India lead about a fifty hungry and bruised elephants into a forest for temporary shelter. After a week, the herd strayed from a santuary, stampeding villagers and terrorising peasants.