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Historical Event on 4/29/1998
The Reserve Bank reduces the bank rate by one point from 10 per cent in its monetary and credit policy for the first half of 1998- 99.

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5/31/1947	Gandhiji declares that peace must precede partition, and he would not be party to India's vivisection.
6/12/1952	J&K Assembly decided to terminate hereditary monarchy.
3/23/1947	Lord Mountbatten was sent as a Viceroy to India who was designated to free India.
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Historical Event on 4/29/1998 The Reserve Bank reduces the bank rate by one point from 10 per cent in its monetary and credit policy for the first half of 1998- 99.

Historical Event on 4/29/1998
The Reserve Bank reduces the bank rate by one point from 10 per cent in its monetary and credit policy for the first half of 1998- 99.