- Nabakalebara, 2034.[citation needed]
Jagannath temple employs different kinds of
sevakas who
offer their services on the Ratha.
Suara Mahasuara Dahuka:
Ratha dahuka...
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colonial era. All
serving village headman were re-designated as
Grama Sevakas under the
Village Headmen (Change of Designation) Act, No. 6 of 1964. The...
- him as city-bred and his
ambition is to
settle in USA. Kathir's
father Sevaka Pandian opposes his son's attitude. An
influential local chieftain, he is...
- Swayamsevak: Volunteer.
Svayam can mean "one's self" or "voluntary," and
sevaka Atal
Bihari Vajpayee described himself as a swayamsevak. They
attend the...
-
consisted of servants, in Pāli
called kammakaras (meaning "labourers") and
sevakas (meaning "serfs"), who
performed the
labour in the farms. The
Koliya ****embly...
-
Divya Pādukā
Sevaka Śri Perarulāla Jîyar
Brahmatantra Swatantra Swāmi 1286 - 1386 2
Aiyan Appai Śri
Lakshmi Hayavadana Divya Pādukā
Sevaka Śri Vātsya Vêdānta...
- from 2004 to 2020. He now
serves as
president of the
trade union Jathika Sevaka Sangamaya and
remains affiliated with the
United National Party. Kariyawasam...
-
Viliame Sevaka Mata (born 22
October 1991) is a
Fijian rugby union player who
currently plays for
Bristol Bears in the
Gallagher Premiership. Mata was...
- or
Mantri (vizier) in a ratha,
Senani (general) on horseback,
Padathi or
Sevaka (foot-soldier or servant) and
Dhwaja (flag or banner). In 17th
century Persia...
-
consisted of servants, in Pāli
called kammakaras (lit. 'labourers') and
sevakas (lit. 'serfs'), who
performed the
labour in the farms. The
Sakyas were...
