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Historical Event on 3/26/1999
14 tonnes of heavy water leaked into the second unit of the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) at Kalpakkam during an in-service inspection.

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6/15/1990	Punjab Government returned gold and other valuables seized from Golden Temple during the 1984 Blue Star operation to SGPC.
12/20/1967	Indira Gandhi gets powers to outlaw groups that question sovereignty.
5/29/1957	Satish Kumar Sareen graduated from the first batch of the JSW and went onto the AFFC for flying training.
4/26/1999	India's Atanu Lahiri and Bhagyashree Thipsay won the men's and women's titles respectively in the Commonwealth chess championship in Bikaner.
12/22/1998	The Patents Bill gets Rajya Sabha approval.
2/28/1987	The National Science Day was celebrated for the first time at the ICMR Headquarters and all its Institutes/Centres in February 1987 through exhibitions, lectures, demonstration campaigns etc. (This has now become an annual event).
2/2/1968	TERLS dedicated to the United Nations.

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Historical Event on 3/26/1999 14 tonnes of heavy water leaked into the second unit of the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) at Kalpakkam during an in-service inspection.

Historical Event on 3/26/1999
14 tonnes of heavy water leaked into the second unit of the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) at Kalpakkam during an in-service inspection.