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Historical Event on 3/5/1931
Mahatma Gandhi & British viceroy Lord Irwin sign a pact referred in Indian History as ""Gandhi-Irwin Pact"", after which the civic disobedience movement was taken back.

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3/6/1915	Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore met for the first time at Shantiniketan.
9/26/1793	Rani Rashmoni, great nationalist and social worker, was born in Kona village, 24 Parganas (north), West Bengal.
3/2/1982	Indira Gandhi opened Mahatma Gandhi Road Bridge at Patna.
6/25/1922	Satyendranath Datta, famous Bengali poet, passed away.
8/8/1911	Following the end of a heavy monsoon, parts of India were hit by a cholera epidemic.
10/14/1980	S. N. Banerjee, cricketer--one Test for India and 249 runs 10th wkt stand on tour, died.
5/12/1955	The PM laid the foundation stone for the National Museum.
10/2/1993	Prime Minister's employment project started in urban areas.
4/7/1938	Kashiram Chhabildas Rana was born in Surat (Gujarat).
10/2/1969	Gandhi's birth centenary celebrated all over the country.

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Historical Event on 3/5/1931 Mahatma Gandhi & British viceroy Lord Irwin sign a pact referred in Indian History as ""Gandhi-Irwin Pact"", after which the civic disobedience movement was taken back.

Historical Event on 3/5/1931
Mahatma Gandhi & British viceroy Lord Irwin sign a pact referred in Indian History as ""Gandhi-Irwin Pact"", after which the civic disobedience movement was taken back.