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Historical Event on 10/19/1920
Prakashchandra Sethi, former central minister, was born.

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10/16/1936	35 killed in Hindu-Muslim riots at Bombay.
12/21/1999	The Gujarat Government asks the Hindu Jagran March to go-ahead with the 'Shilanyas' for a Ram temple at Halmodi in Surat district.
2/24/1994	Sharp increase in freight rates in the 1994-95 Railway budget; Pre-budget Economic Survey puts GDP growth in 1993-94 at 3.8\%.
9/20/1998	A. B. Bardhan is re-elected CPI general secretary.
8/5/1907	Kashi Nath Pandey, politician and Trade Unionist, was born in Fursatpur Village.
4/16/1997	Govt. orders foreign and domestic airlines to install air safety systems by the end of 1998. Aircraft with more than 30 seats that do not have Airborne Collision Avoidance System and transponders not to be allowed into Indian airpace from 1/1/99.
3/29/1979	Delhi beat Karnataka by 399 runs to win Cricket's Ranji Trophy.
8/21/1978	Vinoo Mankad, cricketer, died. He played 44 tests for India and had 2109 runs and took 162 wickets.
7/18/1908	Fourteen thousand mill workers go on strike at Bombay.
3/21/1992	India's second submarine 'Shankul' joined Navy.

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Historical Event on 10/19/1920 Prakashchandra Sethi, former central minister, was born.

Historical Event on 10/19/1920
Prakashchandra Sethi, former central minister, was born.