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Historical Event on 9/14/1992
Three days of heavy rains cause flooding in northern India and Pakistan claiming 2,500 lives.

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4/22/1840	James Princes, British research scientist and archeaologist, passed away.
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6/9/1948	Laloo Prasad Yadav, former Chief Minister of Bihar, was born.
9/23/1992	Indian-designed pilotless target aircraft 'Lakshya' successfully tested.
10/26/1946	27 die as violence between Hindus and Muslims continued in Calcutta.
6/8/1897	Manindranath Basu, Bengali story writer and novelist, was born.
10/24/1934	Arvindrao Laxmanrao Apte, cricketer (brother of Madhav scored 8 & 7 runs in one Test), was born in Bombay.
5/13/1994	Telecom sector opened to private companies under the new national policy announced in Parliament.
10/9/1996	27-member ministry of National Conference headed by its president Dr. Farooq Abdullah sworn-in in J&K.
3/24/1992	Congress (I) strength goes up by six seats in the Rajya Sabha on account of biennial polls.

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Historical Event on 9/14/1992 Three days of heavy rains cause flooding in northern India and Pakistan claiming 2,500 lives.

Historical Event on 9/14/1992
Three days of heavy rains cause flooding in northern India and Pakistan claiming 2,500 lives.