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Paloor may be:
Paloor Kotta Falls, Kerala,
India M. N.
Paloor (1932–2018),
Indian poet
Paloor people, of
Senegal Paloor language,
their Cangin language...
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Paloor Kotta Falls is a
waterfall in
Kadungapuram village of
Malappuram district in Kerala, India. It is
situated 7
kilometres away from
Angadipuram and...
- this
Thangal of
Paloor was the
third among the
Primary Nizhal Thangals. This
Thangal was
constructed by Mr.
Perumal Nadar of
Paloor who
donated 43 palmyra...
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Paloor Madhavan Namboothiri (22 June 1932 - 9
October 2018),
commonly known as M. N.
Paloor, was a Malayalam-language poet from Kerala, India. He was...
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Palor (Falor,
Paloor) is a
language spoken in Senegal. The
speakers of this
language - the
Palor people or Serer-Palor, are
ethnically Serers but they...
- Serer-Ndut
people Serer-Noon
Senegal portal Paul,
Lewis M., ed. (2009). "
Paloor". Ethnologue:
Languages of the
World (16th ed.). Dallas, Texas: SIL International...
- and a
temple was
built for him at
Paadi naad. The
fifth brother moved to
Paloor in
Kodagu where a
temple was
built for him. It
became known as the Mahalingeshwara...
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settlements also
existed in
Paloor (Palayur), as
evidenced by
ruins of an
ancient synagogue. Old
Malabar Jewish songs also
mention Paloor as an
important congregation...
- Fort Fort
Emmanuel Hosdurg Fort
Nedumkotta Overbury's
Folly Palakkad Fort
Paloor Kotta Pallipuram Fort St
Thomas Fort, Tang****eri St.
Angelo Fort Tellicherry...
- Muziris,
where St.
Thomas established a church. The
place is
referred to as
Paloor in old do****ents. At that time,
according to tradition,
Palayoor had a Brahmin...
