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Karichal won Nehru Trophy in 1973(mutual winner with Kallupprampan ).Karichal won trophies in all other boat races several times.Karichal is famous for hatrics .Two times in nehru trophy (1974, 75, 76 & 82, 83, 84), Three times in payipad jalotsavam (including 2006,07 & 08) , One in Indiragandhi trophy, Eranakulam and One in Pandanadu Gosalakrishna Boat Race. |
Karichal won the trophies several times at Karuvatta Jalolsavam, Kumaranasan Jalolsavam Pallana, Kallada Jalolsavam Kollam, Amrithananthamayi Jalolsavam Karunagappally, Sreenarayana Jalolsavam Kanneetti, Chirayankeezhu Prem Nazzer Trophy, Thazathangadi Boat Race, Kumarakam Boat Race, Mannar Mahathma Jalolsavam, Santhosh Trophy Jalolsavam Vazhakkoottam, Ashtamudi Jalolsavam, Kanavattinkara Jalolsavam, Mother Thereasa Trophy Prayikkara, Kottappuram Jalolsavam and more ..... |
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| Sree Narayana Guru Jalolsavam,Kannetti. |
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Nārāyana Guru was born in August 20, 1856, in the village of Chempazhanthi near Thiruvananthapuram, the son of Madan Asan, a farmer, and Kutti Amma. The boy was dotingly called Nānu. Madan was also a teacher ("Asān") who was learned in Sanskrit and proficient in Astrology and Ayurveda.He had three sisters. As a boy, Nānu would listen to his father with keen interest when he narrated stories from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata to the simple folks of |
| his village. Nānu was initiated into the traditional formal education Ezhuthinirithal by Chempazhanthi Pillai, a local schoolmaster and a village officer. Besides schooling, young Nānu continued to be educated at home, under the guidance of both his father and uncle Krishnan Vaidyan who was a reputed Ayurvedic physician and a Sanskrit scholar, where he was taught the basics of the Tamil and Sanskrit languages and traditional subjects such as Siddharūpam, Bālaprobhodhanam and Amarakośam. |
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