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Historical Event on 8/20/1905
Lord George Curzon reigned as the Viceroy of India. He was then replaced by Lord Minto II, the Earl of Minto.

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1/21/1910	Ramnath Anandilal Poddar, great industrialist, was born.
10/1/1928	Shivaji Ganeshan, famous actor, was born.
5/27/1951	Taraporewala Aquarium was inaugurated at Mumbai by President Dr. Rajendra Prasad.
3/17/1920	Mujiburr Rahman, the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh, was born in Tungipara now in Bangladesh.
1/29/1979	Tamil Nadu Expess, India's first Jumbo passenger train, was flagged off from New Delhi Railway Station for Madras.
9/3/1993	Pawar resigns from Lok Sabha to take up the newly won Maharashtra Legislative Council seat.
12/28/1981	New Government led by the Congress (I) leader K. Karunakaran installed in Kerala.
12/21/1952	Saifuddin Kitchlu awarded the Lenin Peace Prize of U.S.S.R. Award. He was the first Indian to receive this honour.
7/3/1948	H. M. S. Auchils was taken over by Indian Navy.
3/21/1982	Nadmuri Tarak Rama Rao forms Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh.

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Historical Event on 8/20/1905 Lord George Curzon reigned as the Viceroy of India. He was then replaced by Lord Minto II, the Earl of Minto.

Historical Event on 8/20/1905
Lord George Curzon reigned as the Viceroy of India. He was then replaced by Lord Minto II, the Earl of Minto.