Tamil Voice International 1989.03.01 (2.4)
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| Tamil Voice International 1989.03.01 (2.4) | |
|---|---|
| |
| நூலக எண் | 53190 |
| வெளியீடு | 1989.03.01 |
| சுழற்சி | மாத இதழ் |
| இதழாசிரியர் | - |
| மொழி | ஆங்கிலம் |
| பக்கங்கள் | 20 |
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- The Price of Democracy
- Higher Education on the Jaffna Campus
- Thirukkural S. Sriskandarajah
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- A Question of Definition
- Tamil Language Rights
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- The ironies in Sri Lanka today – by Wakeley Paul
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- Terror in Jaffna – Kausheel Nugegoda
- Your Palm or Horoscope? (Near Shree Ghanapathy Temple)
- Eelam thoughts- It’s Time to Disband Tulf by S. Kurushetran
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- Apology
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- Tamil Voice International- Subscription Form
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