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Historical Event on 4/3/1932
Boycott of British goods was so widespread that 70\% of cotton products were now thought to have come from Japan.

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5/26/1931	One hundred miners were trapped beneath a blazing mine. It was thought that there were unlikely to be any survivors in Madras.
12/30/1947	India informs Pakistan and other dominion representatives that it has decided to refer the Kashmir issue to the Security Council under Article 35 of the United Nations Charter.
10/11/1991	Meghalaya placed under President's rule.
4/24/1996	Indian Express launches Vizag (17th) edition.
7/7/1946	Gandhiji addressed the A.I.C.C. meeting at Bombay; Congress accepted the Cabinet Mission plan of May 16.
5/30/1915	Krishen Behari Lall, Indian Civil Service and Diplomat, was born at Delhi.
3/27/1997	South African President Nelson Mandela arrives in New Delhi on official visit.
10/23/1898	Khandubhai K. Desai, politician and social reformer, was born at Bulsar in Gujarat.
7/7/1937	Jagdish Prasad Goenka, great industrialist, was born in Calcutta.
4/1/1882	Savings Bank Postal system was introduced.

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Historical Event on 4/3/1932 Boycott of British goods was so widespread that 70\% of cotton products were now thought to have come from Japan.

Historical Event on 4/3/1932
Boycott of British goods was so widespread that 70\% of cotton products were now thought to have come from Japan.