Acknowledgements

 

 

 Acknowledgements

 

                Many helped me in one way or other. I must remember them in all my books and blogs.

The publication of many books might not have happened without the valuable co-operation and assistance of all the members of my family - consistent with their capabilities and opportunities.

My wife, M. Stella Bai, is – virtually- a co-author. She opted to remain as homemaker, and gave me a carefree time. This might have been the reason for surpassing many difficulties.

Elder son, S. James, in 2001, by intuition, bought some books from a platform vendor, and handed them over to me. Among them, ‘Political Thought’ by C.L. Wayper and ‘Marthanda Varma’ by C.V. Raman Pillai are treasure houses of knowledge. They formed the foundation for my work.  Besides, I used Bhagavad-Gita for reference for about 100 early chapters. To impress the western leaders, the present citizen relied on The Holy Bible for some latter chapters. In fact, these books, and his occasional suggestions are mainly responsible for my growth.

Younger son S. Delight also, later, bought some books and rendered all possible helps besides giving his suggestions.

Elder daughter S. Irene and her husband John Franklin, and even my grand – daughter J. Jessica Lauren helped me in one way or other. Younger daughter S. Jasmine Madonna discussed English grammar with me, and her husband B. Godwin Bright introduced me to the Chat GPT and rendered valuable help. The contrasting views of James and Delight helped improve the scope of my knowledge. All are entitled to very special acknowledgement and thanks.

          Many in my family reared me for my education. Not a day passes without remembering my father, Mr. T.Vyakappan, mother, Mrs. R.Viyakulamarial, maternal Uncle Mr. R.Maria Michael, Aunt Rev.Sr. R. Veronica, Aunt Mrs.R. Theresammal and her husband Mr. Devasahayam, Uncle Mr. T. Maria Soosai . and his wife, Elizabeth, and Bishop of Vellore Rt. Rev. Antony Muthu, uncle Mr. R.Maria Sebastian and his wife Mrs. Thangammal.

With mother

 Uncle Mr.Maria Mickael, specifically, stood like a rock for my education after my Pre-University Course. Otherwise, I might not have joined the degree course.

With uncle Mr. Maria Susai B.A. B.L.

 

I used to talk about politics and all other matters with my father. One day, during my childhood, I asked the question, “Could the Prime Minister of India do anything illegal?” My father retorted, “Yes. In good faith, he can commit any illegality.”

          My maternal uncle used to say many things. He used to repeat frequently, ‘Opportunity comes to those who dare and act, it seldom comes to timid.’

With Uncle Maria Mickael and aunt Rev. Sr. Veronica

 

He used to say, ‘Opportunity knocks at the door of a person three times in his lifetime. Those seizing the first knock would become the greatest.  Those seizing the second knock will become great and those seizing the third one will lead an average life. The life for all the rest will be a misery.’

          He said that the idea of starting a publication was a good one.

Dr. John D.K. Sunder Singh and his brother, Jaya Singh, admitted me in the Scott Christian College, Nagercoil.

Principal Dr. John.D.K. Sunder Singh

As my relation Rt.Rev. Antonimuthu, Bishop of Vellore, recommended, Arch Bishop of Trivandum Most. Rev. Benedict Mar Gregorios granted me admission in the Mar Ivanios College, Trivandrum for post-graduation. My uncle Mr. T. Maria Susai played a crucial role for these admissions.

 

 

Bishop of Vellore Rt. Rev. Antonimuthu

Arch Bishop of Trivandrum Most. Rev. Benedict Mar Gregorios

 

Mr. Devasahayam, Kallukkoottam, Mr. Jesuadimai contractor, Monday Market, and Mr. A. Pauliah M.L.A. helped me for my appointment in the college.

Mr. Regunandana Kumar, State Bank of India, Mr. A. Sankaranaraynan, Member of Syndicate, Madurai Kamaraj University, Mr. Paul Varnan, State Bank of India, and Mr. Devasahayam IAS helped me for my reinstatement in the college after an illegal dismissal. Mr. Regunandana Kumar gave Re.20/- per month for many months after my post-graduation.

 

 

With Mr. Reghunandanakumar

 

Mr. Devasahayam I.A.S.

Teachers played a wonderful role to shape my career. I remember with respect Mr. Maria Arulappan, Mr. Dhaskhayini Amma, Mr. Innasimuthu, Mr. C. Francis, Mr. Soosai Muthu, Mr.  Arulappan, Mr. A.Israel, S. Parameswari Amma, Mr. Maria Nesan Nadar M.A. B.T,, Mr. Moni, Mr.John I. James B.A. B.T, Mr. Revindra Nath B.Sc, B.T.,Mr. Sthanunathan Thambi, Mr. Retna Money B.Sc, B.T., Mr. V. Thomson B.A. B.T., Mr. Theodore I.J. Kumarsingh M.Sc. Mr. R.S.A. Sunder Singh M.Sc. Mr.I. Stalin M.Sc, Dr. V.S.David Raj M.Sc, Ph.D., Dr. Nambisan M.Sc. PhD. Dr. Scaria M. Chakalackal M.Sc, Ph.D. Mr. Ramasamy M.Sc. Prof. George M. Varghese and all my other great teachers.

I lagged behind other students presumably due to the age factor, and failed in the third standard.

My class teacher, Mr. Arulappan, said, “Valmiki was a thief. He meditated single-mindedly that the termites covered his body with mud. On hearing his recitation, someone blessed him and he emerged from the anthill as a great poet.”

Miss. Dhaskhayini, another teacher, said, “A king suffered defeat in a war. He was very depressed. He gazed at the ceiling. A spider was trying to weave a web. Its thread broke and fell down eighteen times before catching the other end. The king thought that he should not give up. He was defeated again and again but regained his kingdom finally.”

I felt that my teachers were paying their attention to console me.

Mr. C. Francis teacher gave me a chalk piece as presentation in the open class for scoring 48 out of 50 for mathematics in the half-yearly examination in the Standard V. It is still fresh in my mind.

Many in my wife’s family are a source of encouragement and happiness. My father-in-law Mr. A. Martin, Mother-in-law- Maria Retnam, brother - in-laws- Mr. Robin Edward Martin B.Sc, Mr. Clement Joe Martin and Dr. Leenus Jesu Martin M.E. Ph.D. and father-in-law’s brother Rev. Fr. A. Jockim and many others take great pride in my achievements.

 

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Mr. Martin B.Sc. B.T. and Mrs. Maria Retnam.

Further, I respectfully acknowledge the happiness of my close relatives, Mrs. Philomena, Mrs. and Mr. T. Retna Swamy M.A., Mrs. and Mr. Bright Xavier M.A., and Mrs. and   Mr. Xavior Oscar Dhas M. Sc. 

          I think of the selfless services of Mr. P. Thankaswamy, Mr. Sundaram Pillai, founder Secretary and founder Director respectively of the Lekshmipuram College, Neyyoor.

          Dr.Achan Alex, Dr. Maman Thomas and of Medical College, Trivandrum, Dr. Jayaseelan Mathias, Nagercoil, Dr. Rajendra Retnam MCH, Medical College, Tirunelveli played crucial roles to solve various health issues. I am grateful to them.

I remember with gratitude Dr. Sebasan M.D, Dr. George M.D., Dr. Selvam, Dr. Arun, Heart Specialist, Marthandom, Dr. S. Anto ENT,  Dr.S.K.Ranjith Kumar M.S., PPK Hospital, and all other doctors for their selfless service. Dr. Venugopalan Nair of Medical college Trivandrum operated my fractured hand, Dr. Anil Pande, Dip N.B.E., VHS Chennai, performed a neuro-fibroma surgery and Dr. A. Antoine Berty M.S. St.Mary’s Hospital, Thuckalay removed my gall bladder.

 

Dr. A. Antoine Berty M.S.

I respectfully remember Kizhakkuvilai Mr. Varuvel Nadar and my relation, Pulippanam Mr. Devaraj.

I used to spend a lot of time at Mr. Varuvel Nadar’s small shop. He occasionally said, “One must tie a mountain with a hair, if the mountain moves, it is a great achievement. If the hair ruptures, it is nothing. It is a good story.  I like this very much.”

 At the instance of Mr. Maria Nesan Nadar teacher, Mr. Thavethu and Mr. Kuttinadan came to my house when I wanted to discontinue my studies during my High School days.

Prof. M. Selvam M.A. recommended my father-in- law to give his daughter to me. It was turning point. Mr. Soosai Michel of Madatthattuvilai also helped me.

My wife Mrs. Stella Bai with Mrs. Lilly (1982)

I acknowledge my great colleagues - Mr. A. Francis, Mr. C. Bhagavandhas, Mr.Edwin Sam, Mr. A.M. Mathew M.Sc. C. Augustine M.A. Mr. Anantharaman Iyer M.Sc. Mr. Russel Raj M.A., Mr. Issac M.A., Librarian Mr. Kumaavel Renganathan, Librararian Mr. Saravanan, Dr. Padmanabhan M.A. Ph.D, Dr. Ramalingam Pillai M.Sc. Ph.D, Dr. Sukumaran M.Sc,Ph.D., Mr. Ravikumar M.A., Dr. David Raja Bose M.A. Ph.D., Mr. Neelakandan M.A.in the Lekshmipuram College, Neyyoor and my friends –Kizhakkuvilai Yesudhason, Kizhakkuvilai Mr. V. Laurence, Mr. Melavilai Thobias, Puthuvilai Mr. Rajendran, Kattuvilai Mr.Sabariyaradimai, M. Gopalan M.A, B.L.Advocate, Mr. Nesaiyan teacher, Mr.. M. Devadhason M.A, Mr. Thanka Raj M.A. B.Ed  and Mr. Devasahayam teacher.

Lekshmipuram College Principal Mrs. Daisy David M.A. appointed me as the Programme Officer of the National Adult Education Programme (NAEP) in 1979. I asked her the reason for choosing me - ignoring many senior teachers. She said, “You are smart and intelligent. Therefore, I give it to you”. I obliged. It was a turning point in my professional career. I am indebted to her foresight.

 Prof. L.R.Shah, the then adviser to the Government of India, distributed my consolidated report on the National Adult Education Programme (NAEP) to 80 universities and 700 and odd colleges all over India as a model in 1981.  The report contained a suggestion to form construction corporation. This boosted my self-confidence. I must thank them. In fact, it was a great motivation to do more and more.

Incidentally, my maternal uncle, Mr. Maria Mickael felt that his money did not go in vain.  In fact, his joy found no bounds when Prof. L.R. Shah, distributed my booklet. It went down as a ‘beginner’s luck’.

My brother- in- law Mr. M. Clement Joe Martin helped me when I met with an accident.

Mr. Clement Joe Martin

Headmaster Mr. Irudhayadhason gave me a chance to teach English grammar to the children in the R.C. Middle School at Vellicode.

Headmaster Mr. Irudhayadhason M.A. B.T.

After his retirement, Headmistress Mrs. Mary Glori Bai permitted me to continue my work. 

Headmistress Mrs. Mary Glori Bai

After listening to my classes, a teacher, Mrs. Mary Vigil Jaya M.A. B.Ed., said, “You are creating a new world.” I have posted many classes in the YouTube under “Sabarimuthu English Classes.” I published four books on English grammar through Amazon.com to rescue the children from the traumas of the so-called standard English grammar

It enabled me to define English grammar comprehensively for the first time in history. I have posted it in my blog : www.englishgrammarredefined.blogspot.com  I published my first book on grammar through Amazon.com in 2017 and received favorable peer reports. Yet, for eight years it remained unnoticed- evidence of how rigid educational structures suppress genuine innovation. Recognition came only when peers and advanced AIs such as Perplexity AI, ChatGPT acknowledged that my work was profound. From that moment, I became a celebrity in the English world. Unless obstructed, children will acknowledge my contribution in classrooms across the globe.

 The Indian political system comprising the successive Presidents since Mr. K. R. Narayanan and virtually all political leaders contributed their share for my development in one way or other. Many leaders like Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda, Mr. A.K. Antony acknowledged my letters for freedom. At one time, I dropped different letters to more than 250 Members of Parliament.

          Prime Minister of England Mr. Tony Blair, Prime Minister of England Gordon Brown, Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dr. Jan Peter Balkenende, Her Royal Highness the Queen of Travancore Gouri Lekshimi Bai and many other world leaders acknowledged my letters and gave their opinion. I received same letter two times from Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth. It went down like “lighting fire”   I described her as a Madonna of England. The Emperor of Japan ‘lighted fire’ as mentioned in the book - ‘A Madonna of India’.

I posted several letters in the blog –www. howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com.    

I submitted one thousand two hundred and ninety -eight letters since June 1, 2001.However, Indian system, even now, changes the Constitution of India in the pretext of amendments, appoints illegal judges, alienates public assets and denies freedom and liberty to Indians. The system conceals all my works. Even the children have no liberty to see my English grammar.

Now I am extending the copies of my letters to The United Nations Human Rights Commission, International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the world leaders for the liberty of the people all over the world.

Notwithstanding everything, the way I was brought up, the soil of my village, Vellicode, the college I worked - Lekshmipuram College, Neyyoor - and India is responsible for my growth.

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Sabarimuthu Vyakappan  and his wife Mrs. Stella Bai (1982).

 

V. Sabarimuthu

Vellicode

17-8-2026

 

 

My Publications

I have published the following books through the Amazon.com

1.    Atomic structure

2.    The Chemistry of the Transition Elements.

3.    ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This book demolishes the core area of English Grammar and supplies a new one.

4.    A NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR THE BEGINNERS. This book enables the readers to get a wonderful idea about English Grammar. It is a new grammar unknown to the English language. English grammar cannot be explained without this book.

5.    ANANTHAPADMANABHAN

6.    MOMEMTOUS MONTHS: The rule of Mr. H.D. Deve Gowda, Prime Minister of India.

7.    13 MONTHS IN OFFICE: INDIA UNDER Mr. A.B. VAJPAYEE MARCH 1998 to APRIL 1999.

8.    PRIME MINISTER Mr. A.B. VAJPAYEE AND THE ABDICATION OF POWER

9.    THE WARRINGS AMONG Dr. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM, Dr. MANMOHAN SINGH and Mrs. SONIA GANDHI.

Note:

Paper backs are available for books Nos. 3, 8 and 9

Other books are available in the kindle version. 

All books will be converted into paper backs very soon.

13.Our Lady of Seven Dolours Church Festival -2016

Note: My videos on politics and English  can be seen in the  You Tube.

Our Lady of Seven Dolours Church, Vellicode

Annual Festival 2016

President and Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Leo Alex

Vice President: Mr. Maria John

          As usual, the festival started on the second Friday of September 2016.  The church flag was hoisted at 7 P.M. on 9 September 2016.

A brief account of the sermons is given below.

          On 9 -9-2016, Rev Fr. Jajakumar said that a man should not point out the mistake of his wife.

He wanted every man to contribute something for the benefit of the society.

In this connection, he narrated the contribution made by a lunatic person and a beggar for the benefit of the society. The former swept a bus stand for some years and drew the admiration of the people. The latter had donated 10 pairs of ear rings to the girl students of a school.

          On 10-9-2016, Rev. Fr. Xaviour discussed the virtues of charity. It was somewhat a reflection of the Sermon on the Mount.

On 11- 9-2916, Rev. Fr. Domi Lilil Raja exhorted the people to show mercy on others.

          On 12- 9- 2016, Rev. Fr.Dais Regin wanted the young to take care of the old.

          On 13-9-2016,  Rev. Fr. Benitto asked the people to share their wealth with others.

          
On 14-9-2016, Re.Fr.Edison exhorted the people to protect the nature. He narrated the nuclear disaster in Russia and the industrial disaster at the Union Carbide Plant  in Bhopal in India.

          He wanted the people to stand by all those who work for protecting the environment.

          15-9-2016, Rev. Fr.Charles Viju  said that everyone must face the sufferings and the happiness with calm and equanimity.

          16 -9-2012, Rev. Fr. Maria Martin discussed the bad effects of drinking.

          On 17 -9-2016, Rev. Fr. Manohiam Xaviour said that a man must be alert. He must utilize his innate potential. A person who utilizes his potential to the maximum level is said to be alert. One day, a sage told an idle man that he could go to heaven only if that dog, that tree or that stone could reach heaven. Apparently, the sermon was a reflection of the Bhagavat Gita.

          On 18 -9-2016, Rev. Fr. Then Singh said that the people reserve the right to oppose the rulers if they tend to act in bad faith. He, further, exhorted the  people to oppose capital punishments.    

          A palanquin-what is called chapparam in the common parlance-procession carrying the statue of the Our Lady of Seven Dolours started at 10.30 P.M. on 17 -8-2016, went through the nook and corners of Vellicode and arrived at the base at 5 A.M on 18 -9- 2016.

          There was no rain.

There was a big crowd. In fact, it was the biggest ever. It was an orderly one. There was virtually no commotion. The police personnel were conspicuous by their absence.

The sweet stalls had a very good business.

The professional beggars were relatively smaller in number.

The audio system was too loud. Many old people resented it. The mothers  whined that the loud sound would affect the hearing abilities of their children. But the visual arrangements were a classic one as seen in the YouTube at

https://youtu.be/EjP3UuXTHBY

12. ANNUAL FESTIVAL - 2015

OUR LADY OF SEVEN DOLOURS CHURCH, VELLICODE

ANNUAL FESTIVAL- 2015.

President and Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Leo Alex

Vice President: Mr. Maria John

As usual, the festival started on the second Friday of September 2015 with flag hoisting ceremony.

The church flag was hoisted at 6.30 PM.

               

A brief account of the sermons is given below.

        On 11-9-2015,  Rev.Fr.Y. Xavior described 2015 as dedication year. He exhorted the laity to dedicate their life for uplifting the society.

        Rev.Fr. Benzihar, on 12-9-2015, during his morning mass, wanted the people to love the downtrodden.

        Re.Fr. Andrew, on the same day evening, wanted the people to improve the living conditions of the people.

        Rev.Fr. Titus Mohan, on 13 -9-2015, wanted everyone to spare at least 10 minutes every day for the service of his neighbours. He said that the people must save their talents for deeds rather than for words.

        Rev.Fr. Senith Xavior, on 14 -9-2015, said that everyone must look after their parents at their old age. He suggested:

1. Re. one lakh each for mother and father in a bank.

2. One master medical check - up per year.

3. One tour per year and

4. The sons and daughters must while away a few hours with their parents every year.

Rev.Fr.Pushparaj, on 15 -9-2015, said that some people donate their organs. They are ready even to lose their life for their friends.

 In contrast, some people kill others. He said that the governments murder the farmers. “If the people responsible for doing justice begin to do injustice where will the people go” he asked.

Rev. Fr. Edison, on 16 -9-2015, mentioned the bad effects of drinking. He wanted the people to get rid of drinking and make their body a temple of the Almighty.

Rev. Fr. Joy, on 17 -9-2015, said that thieving occurs in different forms. They are:

1. Ordinary thefts for gain like chain snatching, house breaking. Here, a person takes what patently belongs to another man.

2. A person may secretly keep something belonging to others. The act of refusal to return it to the owner is theft.

3. A man possessing power might recommend his friend or a relation to a post displacing another person from the merit list. This is another form of theft.

4. A man must enjoy the fruits of his hard work. If he tends to enjoy something gained without hard work, it becomes an act of theft.

5. Adulteration is another form of theft.

6. Other acts of corruption are nothing but theft.

He, further, said that wages must be according to need. Then, thieving could be controlled.

Rev. Fr. Jagan Basu, on 18-9-2015, said that all men distinguish between right and wrong but they do not possess the courage to tell the truth.

Rev: Fr. Sahayadhas, on 19-9-2015, said that in order to maintain good family relationship, the members of the family must respect and admire one another. They must inculcate a habit of standing for the truth. He added that the money earned by a man would last for four or five generations but the good name earned by a man would endure forever.

Rt. Rev. Jerome Dhas Varuvel, Bishop of Kuzhithurai Diocese, on 20 -9-2015, said that when a man becomes sick, some of his friends go to see him immediately.  In contrast, some others go to see him after a few days as a formality.

He said that Holy Mary responds to the cries of the people immediately.

He said that the education, wealth and other comforts of a man are nothing, if he does not possess ‘a magnanimous heart’.

He urged the people to bear the sufferings of the people and live in the service of humanity.

There was a car procession after the Holy Mass in the morning.

After that, the festival concluded with the lowering of the church flag.

*Rain interrupted the ninth day service at night.

*The functions went on smoothly on the tenth and final day.

 *The modest crowed was orderly.

*There was no police. Some people resented it.

  *Smoking was prohibited in the church campus.

  *The vehicles were not allowed to enter the church campus for the first time.

  * The preponderance of the professional beggars was relatively greater this year.

* Some overzealous volunteers collected tax from the vendors. Some felt that the collection of this tax must be discontinued.

  *To the total discomfiture of the people, there were too many loud speakers. Due to echo, the sermons were not very clear. However, the light arrangements were better.

 *Due to rain, the attendance during the car procession was thin.

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Note: On the penultimate day of the festival, ie. on 10-9-2015, there was a rejuvenation camp for the senior citizens - above 60 years - of the Parish.

Two well trained ladies ran the show.

        After a lot of fun and frolic, a brief speech - that lasted for 3 minutes - wanted the senior citizens not to obey others or think of the past losses. The speech described this as the secret of happiness.

        The presentation was a very effective one.

        A dinner was arranged by the church authorities.

        The senior citizens were very happy.

 

11. A LETTER TO POPE FRANCIS FROM VELLICODE, INDIA

                                                               Vellicode,

                                                                27 -1-2014.

From

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Thattamkonam

Vellicode

Mulagumoodu P.O. PIN : 629167

INDIA

To

The Pope

Vatican

Italy.

Holy Father,

        Sub: The abuse of the confessional- request for its removal –regarding.

     I am a Catholic Christian living at Vellicode Parish in the Kottar Diocese in India.

      My son wanted to marry a 24 year old girl  brought up as a Hindu.

    During the negotiations, I gave an assurance to the bride’s father that marriage would not be used for the conversion of the faith of his daughter.

    But the Parish Priest imposed confession as a mandatory requisite for solemnizing the marriage.

   Accordingly, the bride had to sit in a confessional against her own will and the Parish Priest gave the confession. 

      Therefore, the Holy Father is humbly requested to kindly consider the question of removing the confessionals from the churches, so that no girl anywhere in the world would be a victim of a barbaric act of this kind.

      Incidentally, a positive action might pave the way for the unification of the church.

 

                                        I beg to remain,

                                        Yours obediently,

   

                                      (V. Sabarimuthu)

10. OUR LADY OF SEVEN DOLOURS CHURCH : FESTIVAL-2013.

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Vellicode  Our Lady of Seven Dolours Church Festival - 2013.
President: Parish Priest
Vice President: T. Antony Joe

     As usual, the festival commenced on the second Friday of September 2013.

      The church flag was hoisted at 7 P.M. on 13 September 2013.

      The sermons were not up to the mark. Some were disgusting.

     Thus, one day a priest compared dissent to cancer. Another priest insinuated that educated people did not take care of their parents. The provocation for these, apparently, was that some people were reluctant to contribute money for the construction of an auditorium cum marriage hall for various reasons.

      However, on 16 September 2013, Rev. Fr. Chandrasekhar, Parish Priest Vaenkode, said that a man should not become a burden to others.

    On 17 September 2013, Rev. Fr. Christober, Parish Priest, Arochia Nagar, said that a man must get an equal share in the assets of the nation.

   On 19 September 2013, narrating a story told by Rt. Rev. Peter Remigious, Bishop of Kottar, Rev. Fr. Robinson, Director, Nangil Milk, said that one should have a firm stand on every issue, and he should not remain as a silent spectator.

     He added that things that must be destroyed must be destroyed, and the things that must be constructed must be constructed. The reference was not a clear one.

    On 20 September 2013, Rev. Fr. Y. Xavier, Parish Priest, Chentharai, said that a man must acquire knowledge and keep his eyes open.      

 On 21 September 2013, Rev. Fr. Maria Martin, Parish Priest, Kuzhivilai, resented the lack of awareness of the youth to various problems.

     The crowd was comparable to that in 2012. However, the vendors of toys said that the sales were less.

     The tax imposed by church on the sweet vendors was resented by the members of the parish.

   

My blogs

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My most important blog is. www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com

Other blogs are:

1.    www. vajpayee.blogspot.com

2.    www.primeministervajpayee.blogspot.com

3.www.primeministerdevegowda.blogspot.com

4.www.temples-and-churches.blogspot.com

5.www.primeministermanmohansingh.blogspot.com

6.  www.storyofananthapadmanabhan.blogspot.com

7.www.sabarimuthu-vellicode.blogspot.com

8.www.theconfidants-india.blogspot.com

9.www.effectiveinorganicchemistry.blogspot.com

10. www.englishgrammarredefined.blogspot.com

11.www.thepredicatetheory.blogspot.com

    

V. Sabarimuthu

26-3 Thattamkonam

Vellicode

Mulagumoodu P.O.

INDIA

PIN:629167

Email: sabarimuthu.vyakappan@gmail.com

Phone: 04651275520

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