Definitions
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- proper noun A male
given name commonly used in India.
Etymologies
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Examples
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'Ramachandra' in Poornachandrika and 'Saadaramava' in Suruti were sung by the sisters.
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The court order came in response to several cases, including a public interest litigation filed in 2007 by anthropologist Nandini Sundar and historian Ramachandra Guha, who are related, and former civil servant E.A.S. Sharma.
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As the historian Ramachandra Guha puts it, “Gandhian protesters had burnt foreign cloth to encourage the growth of indigenous textiles; now Nehruvian technocrats would make their own steel and machine tools rather than buy them from the outside.”
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Left, a detail from "Buddha, He Lit the Path" written by S.K. Ramachandra and illustrated by Souren Roy.
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As the historian Ramachandra Guha puts it, “Gandhian protesters had burnt foreign cloth to encourage the growth of indigenous textiles; now Nehruvian technocrats would make their own steel and machine tools rather than buy them from the outside.”
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No one had ever seen such a beautiful baby as Ramachandra, as he was called.
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No one had ever seen such a beautiful baby as Ramachandra, as he was called.
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He was as illustrious as Bharata or Ramachandra of Ayodhya.
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No one had ever seen such a beautiful baby as Ramachandra, as he was called.
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The two kings Janaka and Dasaratha congratulate each other on the victory of Ramachandra.
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