Jahangir
Jahangir was a Mughal emperor known for his contributions to the beauty of Kashmir, including the planting of chinar trees, which have become a symbol of the region's heritage.
Born on Aug 30, 1569 (456 years old)
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Iran:
Jahangir stated that the case was sent to court with a request for punishment against the Israeli owner for financing terrorism.
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India:
Jahangir was the Mughal Emperor who granted trading rights to Sir Thomas Roe.
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Iran:
Jahangir stated that some legal experts need to strengthen their studies in this area.
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Iran:
Jahangir provided details about the assets and agreements related to Babak Zanjani.
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Pakistan:
Jahangir was favored by the Mughal establishment and opposed his brother Khusro.
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Bangladesh:
Jahangir is identified as a pirate involved in kidnapping fishermen.
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Pakistan:
Jahangir went missing on his wedding day in Korangi Madina Colony.
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Pakistan:
Crew Chief Havaldar Jahangir was included among the martyrs of the helicopter accident.
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Bangladesh:
Jahangir was attacked and later died after a confrontation involving Tota Mia and his associates.
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Bangladesh:
Jahangir expressed that the drama 'Mati'r Meye' made him emotional.
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