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Historical Event on 8/5/1999
Nisha Millet became the first Indian swimmer to receive the International Olympic Committee's Solidarity Scholarship, given to sportspersons with outstanding track record and possessing Olympic potential.

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4/6/1992	Nagpur edition of Marathi newspaper 'Loksatta' was started.
2/18/1994	India rejects OIC offer to mediate on Kashmir.
11/9/1993	Tamil Nadu Assembly urges the Centre to amend Constitution to retain 69\% reservation for backward classes.
1/7/1761	Third Battle of Panipat: Ahmed Shah Abdali, the ruler of Afghanistan, defeats the Marathas; Maratha imperialism checked.
1/7/1761	Akbar attacked on Malwa at Sarangpur and defeated Bajbahadar.
10/15/1972	Nirmalkumar Bose, great Indian human scientist, died.
5/1/1999	India retained the SAFF Coca-Cola football title in Margao, beating Bangladesh in the final.
5/22/1936	Lord Brabourne laid the foundation stone of Brabourne Stadium in Bombay.
7/6/1927	Prabhjot Kaur, great poet and author, was born at Langrayal (Pakistan).
4/30/1947	The entire nation is stirred by religious strife.

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Historical Event on 8/5/1999 Nisha Millet became the first Indian swimmer to receive the International Olympic Committee's Solidarity Scholarship, given to sportspersons with outstanding track record and possessing Olympic potential.

Historical Event on 8/5/1999
Nisha Millet became the first Indian swimmer to receive the International Olympic Committee's Solidarity Scholarship, given to sportspersons with outstanding track record and possessing Olympic potential.