March 14 in history: FBI debuts its list of fugitives, UN troops recapture Seoul, and more
| Updated: Mar 14, 2021, 09:45 AM IST
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1794
Eli Whitney receives patent for cotton gin
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India-US joint exercise Vajra Prahar underway in Meghalaya
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From protest to celebration: 2023 Delhi Queer Pride March spotlights Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision
1950
The FBI debuts “10 Most Wanted Fugitives” list
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1951
Korean War: UN troops recapture Seoul
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1978
Israel launches operation to occupy southern Lebanon
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2007
14 die as police opens fire on protestors in Nandigram, India
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