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Historical Event on 6/19/1999
The ''people's bus'' from Calcutta rolls into Dhaka and is formally received by the Prime Minister and his Bangladesh counterpart.

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3/27/1991	Chautala recommends Assembly dissolution.
8/26/1997	Vice President Krishan Kant takes over as Chairman of Rajya Sabha.
4/26/1952	India says U.N. may disintegrate if powers block consideration of issues in small countries.
3/28/1994	G-15 summit opens with only six heads of Government in New Delhi.
8/10/1993	Narayan Keshav Upasni, famous educationist, passed away.
3/31/1994	Argentina President Carlos Menem visits India.
6/14/1985	M.C. Sharma was appointed as the Narcotics Commissioner of India. He headed this office till 10-12-1985.
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Historical Event on 6/19/1999 The ''people's bus'' from Calcutta rolls into Dhaka and is formally received by the Prime Minister and his Bangladesh counterpart.

Historical Event on 6/19/1999
The ''people's bus'' from Calcutta rolls into Dhaka and is formally received by the Prime Minister and his Bangladesh counterpart.