Horoscope	Baby Names	Festivals
Articles	Pictures	Videos
India News	Indian Food	Drivers License Information
Hot Deals	Immigration	Health & Lifestyle
Mortgage Calculator	Jobs	Blogs
Advertise	Currency Convertor	Shop Amazon

Pittsburgh Indian Community - PittsburghIndian.net

HOME

BUSINESS PAGES

RECIPES

Grocery Stores

Historical Event on 4/17/1945
Gandhiji, in a statement regarding the ensuing San Francisco Conference, says that 'peace is impossible without equality and freedom of India'. Also demands a just peace for Germany and Japan.

Other Historical Dates and Events
6/30/1981	President's rule imposed in Assam.
4/13/1699	Khalsa Panth established.
4/9/1986	First University in India devoted to hygiene established at Vijaywada.
4/18/1612	Marriage of Shahjahan and Mumtaj Mahal.
1/15/1656	Chhatrapati Shivaji conquered Javali state.
7/4/1994	Labhuben Mehta, famous Gujrathi author, died.
10/4/1999	Kerala High Court orders Election Commission to booth-wise counting. The EC is likely to move the Supreme Court against this order.
9/17/1938	Dilip Purushottam Chitre, famous Marathi poet, story writer, critic and Sahitya Academy awardee, was born.
3/1/1985	Rajendra Sethia, the biggest personal bankrupt ever, arrested in New Delhi.
5/8/1996	The governing Congress party is routed in Indian elections that have left no party with a clear mandate to govern.

Explore

Contribute Articles

Contribute Videos

Contribute Recipes

Contribute Pictures

PittsburghIndian.net is operated under IndianLoop.com network (Broadlink, LLC site) and is a Trademark of BroadLink, LLC. Any unauthorized use of these Trademarks is strictly prohibited.
All the content on this site is protected under the copyright law. No content can be reproduced in any form without the written consent of BroadLink, LLC.

Select City

Historical Event on 4/17/1945 Gandhiji, in a statement regarding the ensuing San Francisco Conference, says that 'peace is impossible without equality and freedom of India'. Also demands a just peace for Germany and Japan.

Historical Event on 4/17/1945
Gandhiji, in a statement regarding the ensuing San Francisco Conference, says that 'peace is impossible without equality and freedom of India'. Also demands a just peace for Germany and Japan.