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TH-Rostrum debate at Moodbidri on April 9

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The Hindu–Rostrum debate in Moodbidri on April 9

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Ruckus over ro-ro in Kochi corpn council

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The Hindu-Rostrum English debate contest on March 24

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TSM, The Hindu E-Plus mock GD for MBA aspirants

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(Clockwise from left) Reports from The Hindu dated July 14, May 26, and July 24, 1949 respectively.

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