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Historical Event on 1/6/1981
Indian Ocean bed on their research ship Gavesani of the National Institute succeeded from the depth of 4,300 metres.

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2/21/1878	Mother-Pondicherry, greatest world teacher, was born in Paris.
7/3/1838	Mama Parmanand, one of the founders of `Prarthana Samaj', was born.
5/2/1953	Declaration by the PM that India was opposed to joining any power-block in the event of another war.
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6/24/1989	A majority of opposition members in the Lok Sabha resign on the issue of CAG report on the Bofors gun deal.
10/15/1676	King of England permitted the East India Company to mint the Rupee and Paisa coins at Bombay.

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Historical Event on 1/6/1981 Indian Ocean bed on their research ship Gavesani of the National Institute succeeded from the depth of 4,300 metres.

Historical Event on 1/6/1981
Indian Ocean bed on their research ship Gavesani of the National Institute succeeded from the depth of 4,300 metres.