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Historical Event on 11/1/1967
Old Punjab, after first partition in 1947, was again seperated into two new states of Punjab and Haryana on linguistic basis, and Chandigarh became a Union Territory.

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10/31/1989	Dr. A. P. Mukherjee became the director of Central Bureau of Investigation till 11/01/90.
10/2/1951	Dr. Shyamprasad Mukharjee established Bhartiya JanSangh Party.
1/22/1945	The Indian 7th Division captures Tilin at Burma.
5/4/1832	Darpan', a fortnightly magazine started publishing as a weekly.
4/15/1976	India announces it will send an envoy to Peking, first time in 15 years.
10/16/1976	Jalgaon Radio Station started broadcasting.
4/11/1999	Tamil Nadu men, Railways women emerged National Volleyball League champions in Triprayar.
12/21/2000	Women's Bill put off again.
1/19/1995	Prof. Armaity Desai, eminent Sociologist, appointed the new UGC Chairperson.
7/12/1970	Major flood in Alaknanda river resulted in sweeping of buses and claimed 600 lives.

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Historical Event on 11/1/1967 Old Punjab, after first partition in 1947, was again seperated into two new states of Punjab and Haryana on linguistic basis, and Chandigarh became a Union Territory.

Historical Event on 11/1/1967
Old Punjab, after first partition in 1947, was again seperated into two new states of Punjab and Haryana on linguistic basis, and Chandigarh became a Union Territory.