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Inner Pages May.Indd ae¦c k`mXmcI MALANKARA SABHA THARAKA May 2021 Volume 129 Issue 5 hne: 8.50 Po-h-sâ hn-e-bp-Å PÌnkv kndnbIv tPmk^v tUm. AeI-vkmïÀ amÀt¯m½m henb sa{Xmt¸meo¯m kvamcI {]`mjWw (2021) \nÀhln¨p. Dr.Theodosius Mar Thoma Metropolitan inaugurated the Bicentenary celebration of Kollam Mission of the London Missionary Society. 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