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Distributors restrained from entering Mani Ratnam's office

Mar 14, 2013

Madras High Court today restrained any distributor of the film 'Kadal' from entering the office of 'Madras Talkies' and threatenening staff to settle losses incurred by them. #NewsTracker #Madras High Court #Mani Ratnam #Kadal #Suhasini
HC directs police to provide personal security to Mani Ratnam

Feb 28, 2013

The Madras High Court today directed police to provide personal security cover to film director Mani Ratnam at his cost. #NewsTracker #Madras High Court #Mani Ratnam #Kadal
Mani Ratnam's Kadal collapses at box office, director in trouble

Feb 10, 2013

With this box office disaster, Mani will have to either pay back or adjust it against a future film that he would need to make soonest. And it needs to be a hit too. #NewsTracker #Mani Ratnam #Kadal

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Kottakadappuram fisherfolk fighting a survival battle on land

2013-06-17 07:37:00

Every monsoon, at Kottakadappuram in Iringal village where the Zamorin’s naval chiefs, the Marikkars, fought the Portuguese in the 16 century, the sea furiously tries to engulf a strip of land to merge with the serene Kottapuzha on the other side. And ca #
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Kottakadappuram fisherfolk refuse to budge, demand reinforced sea wall

2013-06-17 10:09:00

Every monsoon, at Kottakadappuram in Iringal village,Kerala, where the Zamorin’s naval chiefs, the Marikkars, fought the Portuguese in the 16 century, the sea furiously tries to engulf a strip of land to merge with the serene Kottapuzha on the other side #
The Hindu
Fisherfolk fighting a survival battle on land

2013-06-17 05:33:00

Every monsoon, at Kottakadappuram in Iringal village where the Zamorin’s naval chiefs, the Marikkars, fought the Portuguese in the 16 century, the sea furiously tries to engulf a strip of land to merge with the serene Kottapuzha on the other side. And ca #

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