User talk:Pon.ramesh.k

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Proposed deletion of Aravamu[edit]

The article Aravamu has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Cannot find reliable sources; subject of article is extremely obscure

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Copyright problems with Aravamu[edit]

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