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Historical Event on 4/1/1995
Open General Licence (OGL) list expanded from 43 to 75 as import of consumer goods liberalised.

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7/26/1922	Girilal Jain, famous journalist and editor, was born.
11/12/1781	Nagapatnam of South India was captured by the British troops.
6/6/2000	Abhijit Kunte wins the National `A' chess championship at Mumbai.
12/12/1925	Dattatreya Gajanan Phadkar alias ""Dattu"" Phadkar, cricketer (pace bowler all-rounder for India), Kolhapur, Maharastra, was born.
1/26/1995	Dr. Nelson Mandela attends India's 46th Republic Day celebration as national guest.
5/10/1999	Tamil Nadu Government withdraws the controversial Prevention of Terrorist Activities (POTA) Bill.
11/27/1998	India retains the Asia Cup tennis championship in Delhi beating Uzbekistan 2-1 in the final.
11/15/1992	At least 170 people die in heavy rains and floods in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
6/3/1995	President's rule in J&K extended for another 6 months.
4/13/1984	India beat Pak by 58 runs to win the first Cricket Asia Cup in Sharjah.

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Historical Event on 4/1/1995 Open General Licence (OGL) list expanded from 43 to 75 as import of consumer goods liberalised.

Historical Event on 4/1/1995
Open General Licence (OGL) list expanded from 43 to 75 as import of consumer goods liberalised.