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Mahamagham rift: Thirunavaya temple trustee in Keralam appeals for unity

Mahamagham rift: Thirunavaya temple trustee in Keralam appeals for unity

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    MALAPPURAM: The trustee of the Thirunavaya Nava Mukunda Temple, the Zamorin, has asked the Juna Akhada and the Sangh Parivar-backed Margadharshak Mandal to set aside their differences and jointly organise the Mahamagham festival in January. In separate letters responding to applications from both…

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MALAPPURAM: The trustee of the Thirunavaya Nava Mukunda Temple, the Zamorin, has asked the Juna Akhada and the Sangh Parivar-backed Margadharshak Mandal to set aside their differences and jointly organise the Mahamagham festival in January. In separate letters responding to applications from both…

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Mahamagham rift: Thirunavaya temple trustee in Keralam appeals for unity

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