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Historical Event on 3/11/1689
Sambhaji, Shivaji's successor, who was captured at Sangameshwar, was assasinated in the prison of Aurangzeb by Mughal officer Muqurab Khan.

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1/9/1935	Britain signs the Trade Pack with India.
5/11/1985	Booby (Doll) trap bomb kills 86 people in India.
6/6/1962	General Election ( 3rd) of India ends.
4/4/1999	India routed China 5-0 in the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Group I second round play-off in Calcutta.
1/16/1924	In a tragic ship wreck, Kumaran Asan, famous Malayalam poet & eminent social worker, died.
7/1/1781	British troops defeated Hyder Ali's progress. He was checked by Eyree Coote after the battle of Porto Novo and becamed subdued.
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10/9/1946	Jinnah's 9-point demands conveyed to Congress.

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Historical Event on 3/11/1689 Sambhaji, Shivaji's successor, who was captured at Sangameshwar, was assasinated in the prison of Aurangzeb by Mughal officer Muqurab Khan.

Historical Event on 3/11/1689
Sambhaji, Shivaji's successor, who was captured at Sangameshwar, was assasinated in the prison of Aurangzeb by Mughal officer Muqurab Khan.