Horoscope	Baby Names	Festivals
Articles	Pictures	Videos
India News	Indian Food	Drivers License Information
Hot Deals	Immigration	Health & Lifestyle
Mortgage Calculator	Jobs	Blogs
Advertise	Currency Convertor	Shop Amazon

San Francisco Bay Area Indian Community - SFIndian.com

HOME

BUSINESS PAGES

RECIPES

Quick Links

Festivals

Select City

Historical Event on 2/10/1999
P. Gopi Chand (A.P.) and Aparna Popat (Karnataka) won the men's and women's singles titles respectively in the National badminton championship in Delhi.

Other Historical Dates and Events
2/3/1760	Sadashiv Bhau, under a large Maratha army, defeated the Nizam in war of Udgir.
4/13/1982	Pandit Parmanand, founder member of `Gather Party', passed away.
1/6/1993	India and Bhutan sign agreement on the giant Sankosh hydro-electric project.
2/3/1954	Over 350 Hindus trampled to death in a stampede at religious rites at New Delhi.
6/9/1980	M. G. Ramachandran's second AIADMK ministry takes office.
9/6/1990	Prasar Bharti' bill passed in Parliament.
11/21/1969	Bhilai Steel Plant creates a new world record in steel-making by producing 'one heat' in four hours three minutes.
6/7/1965	Ashutosh Kali, great revolutionary, passed away.
10/26/1928	R.S.Das, a law member of the Viceroy's council, died in Calcutta.
11/24/1941	Indian infantry attacks German tanks at Sidi Omar.

Explore

Contribute Articles

Contribute Videos

Contribute Recipes

Contribute Pictures

Live Traffic

SFIndian.com is operated under IndianLoop.com network (Broadlink, LLC site) and is a Trademark of BroadLink, LLC. Any unauthorized use of these Trademarks is strictly prohibited.
All the content on this site is protected under the copyright law. No content can be reproduced in any form without the written consent of BroadLink, LLC.

Select City

Historical Event on 2/10/1999 P. Gopi Chand (A.P.) and Aparna Popat (Karnataka) won the men's and women's singles titles respectively in the National badminton championship in Delhi.

Historical Event on 2/10/1999
P. Gopi Chand (A.P.) and Aparna Popat (Karnataka) won the men's and women's singles titles respectively in the National badminton championship in Delhi.