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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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3/22/1793	Lord Cornwallis promulgated permanent settlement in Bengal and Bihar to fix the revenue amounts once and for all to be paid by the zamindars every year.
9/29/1708	British East India Company and New East India company merged.
8/29/1974	Lokdal Party established under the presidency of Chaudhary Charansingh.
3/25/1931	Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi matyred in Hindu-Muslim riot at Kanpur. He was also the Editor of weekly 'Pratap'.
9/8/1952	The Copyright bill was signed during the first world convention by 35 nations including India at Geneva.
1/1/1877	Queen Victoria was proclaimed as 'The Empress of India' in Delhi Darbar.
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1/3/1997	Jayalalitha, former Tamil Nadu CM, inprisoned for 27 days, released on bail.
3/12/1996	Last session of the 10th Lok Sabha ends.
6/17/1756	Nawab Sira-ud-Daulah attacked on Calcutta with 50,000 soldiers and captured it on June 21.

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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.