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Historical Event on 7/23/1904
The Great Indian Peninsula Railway started First Class restaurant cars on its mail trains.

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4/19/1997	I.K. Gujral, External Affairs Minister, chosen leader of United Front in place of Deve Gowda.
11/13/1993	The Indian hospital and aviation was operational immediately. The Indian contingent formally took charge of the responsibility of the capital city of Mogadishu.
1/31/1995	ISRO and Intelsat sign a $100 m 10-year-long agreement for leasing some of the capacity of the Indian-built INSAT-2E (scheduled for launch in 1997).
8/1/1994	The Railway passenger insurance scheme comes into force.
6/30/1928	Kalyanji, famous music director, was born.
4/4/1990	Hindi film 'Bagh Bahadur' received the best feature film award of 1989.
10/28/1997	Govt. extends ceasefire in Nagaland by 3 months from October 31.
4/16/1934	Ram Damodar Naik was born in Sangli (Maharashtra).
9/2/1911	Chamaklal Dahyabhai Vyas, great poet, was born at Gujarat, Vyara.

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Historical Event on 7/23/1904 The Great Indian Peninsula Railway started First Class restaurant cars on its mail trains.

Historical Event on 7/23/1904
The Great Indian Peninsula Railway started First Class restaurant cars on its mail trains.