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Rajarathnam (1909–1979),
known by his pen name as
Bhramara (meaning:Bee), was a
Kannada author,
lyricist and poet in Karnataka, India.
Rajarathnam was...
- females. D. Rajarathinam,
Indian politician F. M.
Rajarathnam,
Indian politician G. P.
Rajarathnam (1909–1979),
Indian writer and poet J. M. Rajaratnam...
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briefly as a
Nadhaswaram player in the film
Thiruneelakantar (1939 film).
Rajarathnam Pillai was a
recipient of many titles, none of them
official or academic...
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Kumar Rajarathnam (13
March 1942 – 27
September 2015) was an
Indian Barrister and
former Chief Justice of the
Madhya Pradesh High Court. He was the first...
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Christianity portal Bishop A.
Rajarathnam was
Bishop - in -
Dornakal Diocese of the
Church of
South India and the
sixth in succession. Like his predecessor...
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Kumar as: Mayan –
Rajarathnam and Saradha's
elder son, Nachiyar's
elder stepson, Maran's twin
brother and Maha's
husband Maran –
Rajarathnam and Saradha's...
- sister's
engagement to Suryaprakash, the son of
their maternal uncle Rajarathnam. His father,
Dharmalingam is the
respected village chieftain. During...
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treatment somehow doesn't work too well with superstitions.
Director Rajarathnam has been
inspired by Hollywood's The
Mummy in some parts." The Hindu...
- of the same name by Sujatha. The film was
released on 7
October 1977.
Rajarathnam is a rich man who
lives with his
sister Sarasu and a
young house maid...
- D.
Rajarathinam was an
Indian politician and
former Member of the
Legislative ****embly of
Tamil Nadu. He was
elected to the
Tamil Nadu
Legislative ****embly...
