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Historical Event on 6/21/1948
C. Rajagopalachari was appointed the first Indian Governor General of Indian union (21/06/1948-25/01/1950). After January 25, 1950, this post was abolished.

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6/21/1948
6/20/1995	B.R. Verma was made pro-tem Speaker by Governor by invoking Article 180 (1).
6/23/1895	Kali Charan Ghosh, great Hindi writer, was born at Calcutta.
2/14/1952	Smt. Sushma Kaushal Swaraj was born in Ambala Cantt. (Haryana).
7/28/1909	Brahmanand Reddi Kasu, politician, was born at Madras.
11/3/1991	India's short range surface-to-air missile (SAM) 'Trishul' successfully tested.
1/16/1818	The Rana of Udaipur signed a treaty with the British to protect Mewad.
1/23/1993	British PM John Major arrives in India on an official visit.
4/11/1913	Iron ropes bridge known as 'Laxman Jhula' was constructed over Ganga at Hrishikesh
3/8/1986	L.K. Advani elected President of BJP.

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Historical Event on 6/21/1948 C. Rajagopalachari was appointed the first Indian Governor General of Indian union (21/06/1948-25/01/1950). After January 25, 1950, this post was abolished.

Historical Event on 6/21/1948
C. Rajagopalachari was appointed the first Indian Governor General of Indian union (21/06/1948-25/01/1950). After January 25, 1950, this post was abolished.