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In Karnataka, as of 1955, one ankanam is equivalent to 72 square feet. This traditional unit of measurement was used in land measurement, particularly in rural areas of the state. The ankanam is now largely replaced by the metric system, but it remains a reference in historical contexts.
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When were The Standards of Conduct promulgated?
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The first time electronic scoreboard was used in a Wembley international match in 1955.
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What are the ratings and certificates for The Square Jungle - 1955?
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