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Historical Event on 4/6/1930
Mahatma Gandhi picked up a lump of natural salt for breaking the 'Salt Law'. He was arrested at Dandi. This movement gathered strength and within a month about one lakh people were sent to jail. This violation of Salt Law was the second great step in India's Freedom Movement.

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12/15/1974	Rasulatbai, veteran classical music expert, died.
2/27/1854	Lord Dalhousie captured Jhansi under the East India Company.
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1/4/1967	Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. began delivery of the MIG aircraft.
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