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Historical Event on 6/6/1947
Gandhiji writes to Mountbatten, with Pakistan conceded, to persuade Jinnah to amicable settle all outstanding points with Congress.

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3/31/1964	Tram-way service ended in Mumbai (Bombay). This last electric tram left Bori Bunder (CST) for Dadar at 10 p.m., crowds lined the route all the way at that late hour to bid farewell to the common man's transport medium.
8/2/1858	British parliament passed the act to handover the administration of India to British Government from East India Company. After the occasion, the Supreme British ruler in India was called as 'Viceroy'.
12/14/1864	Jagat Narayan, law expert and educationist, was born.
1/29/1994	Air India and Indian Airlines converted into companies.
11/16/1992	Reservation, Supreme Court rejects economic criteria.
8/7/1985	Geet Sethi, national champion, was the third Indian to become World Amateur Billiards Champion by beating Robert Marshal of Australia.
12/15/1957	60 Harijans enter the Vishwanath Temple at Varanasi.
12/20/1993	Bangarappa expelled from Congress for 6 years.
1/18/1997	Pulse Polio Immunisation Programme Phase II begins.
10/1/1919	Gajanan Digambar Madgulkar, famous Marathi poet and screenplay writer, was born.

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Historical Event on 6/6/1947 Gandhiji writes to Mountbatten, with Pakistan conceded, to persuade Jinnah to amicable settle all outstanding points with Congress.

Historical Event on 6/6/1947
Gandhiji writes to Mountbatten, with Pakistan conceded, to persuade Jinnah to amicable settle all outstanding points with Congress.