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Historical Event on 06/13/1290
Firuz Shah captured the throne of Delhi and Sultan Jalal'ud-din Khalji called himself.

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1/6/1987	An International Conference to commemorate the 75 anniversary of the African National Congress opens in New Delhi.
12/29/1977	World's biggest Drive-In theatre started screening in Bombay.
1/6/1932	Kamleshwar, famous Hindi writer, was born.
2/8/1943	Subhashchandra Bose started his journey to Japan from Kiel along with his secretary Major Abid Hassan in a submarine.
10/23/1973	Sambamurthy Pichhu, famous musician of Madras, died.
6/15/1969	Dr. Darashaw Nosherwan Wadia, great pioneer in Indian Geology and professor in development of geo-scientific research in the country, passed away at New Delhi at the age of 86.
4/1/1962	Metric weights became compulsory as New Weights and Measurements Metric system was intoduced by Indian Government.
6/1/1993	Speaker disqualifies four Ajit group MPs.
3/2/1994	Autonomous Hill Council for Leh set up.
3/25/1905	Mirza Rasid Ali Baig, famous Indian politician, was born.

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Historical Event on 06/13/1290 Firuz Shah captured the throne of Delhi and Sultan Jalal'ud-din Khalji called himself.

Historical Event on 06/13/1290
Firuz Shah captured the throne of Delhi and Sultan Jalal'ud-din Khalji called himself.