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Historical Event on 9/30/1961
Chandrakant Sitaram Pandit, occasional Indian cricket wicket-keeper (late 80's), was born in Bombay.

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3/1/1987	A Pakistani official quoted as saying, ""Pakistan has nuclear bomb capabilities at New Delhi"".
8/4/1997	Nilesh Kulkarni becomes the first Indian to take a wicket with his first ball in Test Cricket (Colombo).
2/14/1881	Rajendra Lal Dutta and M.M.Basu established the first Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital in Calcutta.
5/29/1982	Naval Academy at Ezhimala, Kerala, was approved by Union Cabinet.
7/30/1987	India says it will revive the 'Agni' IRBM programe.
8/6/1999	Kalpnath Rai (58), former Union Minister, died in New Delhi.
11/15/1999	Notorious criminal Surendra alias Dolatpuri is shot dead in a police encounter at Khatavli, Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh.
6/9/1992	LDF wrests Narakal while the UDF retains the Tanur assembly seat in Kerala.
5/21/1994	Sushmita Sen (Miss India), 18, was crowned as the 43rd Miss Universe.
1/14/1995	The 5th Pay Commission suggests trimming of bureaucracy.

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Historical Event on 9/30/1961 Chandrakant Sitaram Pandit, occasional Indian cricket wicket-keeper (late 80's), was born in Bombay.

Historical Event on 9/30/1961
Chandrakant Sitaram Pandit, occasional Indian cricket wicket-keeper (late 80's), was born in Bombay.