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Monday, February 28, 2011

Updation of Famous Days January 2010

Jan 9:
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt quits as Samajwadi Party general secretary.


Jan11:
India and Bangladesh sign five pacts to add thrust to ties following talks between Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Sheikh Hasina wajed in New Delhi.


Jan 12:
President Pratibha Patil presents the Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development for 2009 to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Haina in New Delhi.


Jan 13:
Prominent Right to Information activist Satish Shetty dies in an attack in Talegaon, near Pune.
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Letika Saran takes charge as Tamil Nadu’s first woman DGP.


Jan 15:
The millennium’s longest annular solar eclipse covers a swathe of 1,000 km and the 11-minute spectacle enthralls millions.


Jan 16:
National Security Advisor M.K. Narayan is appointed West Bengal Governor; Shivraj Patil is named Punjab Governor. M.O.H. Farook to be Jharkhand Governor. Urmila Patel gets Himachal Pradesh and Shekhar Dutta Chattisgarh.
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E.S.L. Narasimhan is shifted to the Andhra Pradesh Raj Bhavan, Prabha Rau is to be Rajasthan Governor and K. Sankaranarayanan is made Maharashtra Governor.


Jan 17:
Jyoti Basu (95), veteran Marxist leader and Chief Minister of West Bengal for 23 years (june 1977 – November 2000) dies of septicaemia due to pneumonia resulting in multi-organ failure at a private hospital in Kolkata after battling for life over the last 17 days.
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Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav accepts Amar Singh’s resignation.


Jan 19:
CPI (M) Patriarch Jyoti Basu is given a state funeral with military honours in Kolkata.
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Cinematographer V.K. Murthy is chosen for the 2008 Dada Saheb Phalke Lifetime Achievement Award.


Jan 20:
The Osmania University campus in Hyderabad witnesses see-saw battles even as all the 10 districts in Telangana region observe a bandh against the delay in bifurcating the state.
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India and Malaysia sign an extradition treaty, an MoU on higher education after talks between Prime Ministers Manmohan Singh and Mohammad Najib Tun Abdul Razak, in New Delhi.
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Pilot error led to the crash of the then Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy’s helicopter on September 2, 2009, says the R.K. Tyagi probe panel report.

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