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Historical Event on 8/12/1905
Japan, Britain reach an accord determining spheres of influence in Far East; India to remain with the British.

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12/17/1645	Noorjahan Begum passed away.
5/12/1952	Washington welcomes its first female ambassador, India's Shrimati Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit.
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1/7/1993	The union govt. acquires 67.703 acres of land in and around the disputed area at Ayodhya and refers the issue to the Supreme Court.
11/8/1947	Junagadh accedes to India. Addresses A.I.C.C.
11/22/1991	Supreme Court declares Karnataka's ordinance on Cauvery water dispute as unconstitutional.
4/26/1973	Judge A.N. Ray became the Chief Justice of India. He helded this office till 28/01/1977.
2/20/1847	Turf Club of Royal Calcutta was established.
11/6/1952	Dipal Jayant Tilak, journalist and editor, was born.
3/30/1919	Gandhi announces resistance against Rowlatt Act.

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Historical Event on 8/12/1905 Japan, Britain reach an accord determining spheres of influence in Far East; India to remain with the British.

Historical Event on 8/12/1905
Japan, Britain reach an accord determining spheres of influence in Far East; India to remain with the British.