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North Paravur (IPA: [vadak:ən paravuːr];
formerly known as
Paravur or
Parur), is a muni****lity in the
Ernakulam district of Kerala, India. It is located...
- 1911.[citation needed] In 1924,
Parur T. K.
became the
thaluk president of the
Indian National Congress (INC),
North Parur unit. He went on to
become the...
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Parur Central Bank (1930) (Amalgamated with Bank Of
India - 1990)
Parur Boat Race
Parur Market Parur Muni****lity (Old)
Maliankara Parur coir
Parur court...
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known as the
Parur Synagogue, is a
former Orthodox Jewish congregation and synagogue,
located on
Jewish Street in
North Paravur (
Parur), in the state...
- born in Mylapore, Chennai, India, and was
taught violin by his father,
Parur Sundaram Iyer, who was well
versed in both
Carnatic and
Hindustani systems...
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reconstructed in 2006 as
Kerala Jews Life
Style Museum. The
synagogue at
Paravur (
Parur) has been
reconstructed as
Kerala Jews
History Museum. P. M.
Jussay wrote...
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Parur Sundaram Iyer (1891–1974) was an
Indian violinist from
Kerala who had
mastered both the
streams of
Indian classical Music, his
native Carnatic style...
- as
Prime Minister of
Travancore on 17
October 1948. He was
succeeded by
Parur T. K.
Narayana Pillai as the
second and last
Prime Minister of Travancore...
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between the
Alangad King (Alangad
Mootha Karthakal) and the
Paravoor (N.
Parur) King in his 'Letters from Malabar'
written in 1720CE. In the last decade...
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service sector. Most
Indian migrants come from
places such Ernakulam, Mala,
Parur,
Chennamangalam and Cochin.
Around 85,000
Indians in
Israel are
Indian Jews...
