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| August 08, 1942 |
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| DENNIS TITO |
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| DILIP SARDESAI |
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| INDULAL KANHAIYALAL YAGNIK | ||
| August 08, 1956: He lead Mahagujarat Movement, which spearheaded the demand for the separate statehood for Gujarat on this day. He was the founder president of the Mahagujarat Janata Parishad. | ||
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| JAYMALA SHILEDAR |
| August 08 - Death Anniversary |
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| MAHATMA GANDHI | ||
| August 08, 1942: He issued the Quit India speech at Gowalia Tank in Mumbai, demanding that the British leave India. | ||
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| PARTHIV Ajay PATEL | ||
| August 08, 2002: He made his test match debut on this day; against England. | ||
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| P.V. SINDHU | ||
| August 08, 2013: She defeated the defending champion, second-seeded Wang Yihan of China, to enter the women's quarterfinals at the Badminton world championships. | ||
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| RAJENDRA PRASAD | ||
| August 08, 1942: Congress passed the Quit India Resolution in Bombay which led to the arrest of many Indian leaders. He was also arrested and sent to Jail. | ||
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| RAMCHANDRA SUDHAKAR RAO |
| August 08 - Birthday |
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| RAMNATH KOVIND | ||
| August 08, 2015: President of India appointed him the Governor of Bihar. | ||
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| RINKU SINGH |
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| SARAT PUJARI |
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| SHEIKH ABDULLAH | ||
| August 08, 1953: He was dismissed as Prime Minister by the then Sadr-i-Riyasat (Constitutional Head of State) Dr. Karan Singh, son of the erstwhile Maharajah Hari Singh, on the charge that he had lost the confidence of his cabinet. He was immediately arrested and later jailed for eleven years, accused of conspiracy against the State in the infamous "Kashmir Conspiracy Case". | ||
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| SHYAM BENEGAL | ||
| August 08, 2007: He was awarded the highest award in Indian cinema for lifetime achievement, the Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the year 2005. | ||
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| S. NIJALINGAPPA |
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| VULIMIRI RAMALINGASWAMI |
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| WORLD WAR - I | ||
| August 08, 1918: Haig directs start of successful Amiens offensive, forcing all German troops back to the Hindenburg Line; Ludendorff calls it a "black day" for German army | ||
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