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The Saka calendar which is officially followed by the Indian government today is believed to be created my which ancient ruler?

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Kushana king Kanishka is believed to have created the a calender that came to be known as the Saka Calender

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The Saka calendar which is officially followed by the Indian government today is believed to be created my which ancient ruler?​

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The Saka calendar which is officially followed by the Indian government today is believed to be created my which ancient ruler?