palluruthy造句

• Edappally Panchayat was formed in 1946 and Palluruthy and Vyttila in 1953.
• "Palurte " is almost definitely Palluruthy, south of Cochin.
• It connects the tourists destination Mattancherry, Fort Kochi, Palluruthy and Willingdon Island.
• Almost all famous personalities from Palluruthy came from S . D . P . Y schools.
• The famous and prestigious school in Palluruthy is S . D . P . Y school chain.
• In 1962 a portion of Palluruthy Panchayat ( Mundamveli area ) was amalgamated to the then Mattancherry Municipality.
• This could be a reference to Aroor, a southerly peninsula, that indeed might be crossed north towards Palluruthy.
• Pradeep Palluruthy's first Malayalam movie song was'Punnyavanisahakkinundayi Randu Makkal'from " Thommanum Makkalum ".
• "' Perumpadappu "'is a small area of Palluruthy region of Cochin city of Ernakulam district, Kerala.
• Palluruthy, Vennala, Vyttila and Edappally and the small islands of Gundu Dweepu, Ramanthuruth having an area of 83.524 km 2.
• The corporation has its central office situated in Ernakulam and has zonal offices at Fort Kochi, Mattancherry, Palluruthy, Edappally, Vaduthala and Vyttila.
• However, the ship needed repairs before it could be put to use and was brought to Palluruthy ( Kerala, India ) and docked on the land for repairs.
• "' Sree Bhavaneeswara Temple "'in Palluruthy, Kochi established by the great saint, sage and social reformer of India, Sree Narayana Guru on 8 March 1916.
• The drawbacks to Kumbalangy is the idea of the Calicut fleet sailing there passes even closer to Cochin than before; Aroor does not really point to Palluruthy, and it is difficult visualize where Palignard ford would have been by comparison.
• But Edapalli pass brings up other inconsistencies  in particular, later in the campaign, the Zamorin sent part of his army to try a different pass to " Palurte ", which is almost certainly Palluruthy, again " south " of Cochin.
• His noted lines include " Chora veena mannil ninnum " from the 2007 Malayalam film Arabikkatha by Lal Jose in which he acted as one of the singers and " Vyathyasthanamoru Barbaram Balane " from the 2007 film Kadha Parayumbol by M . Mohanan which was sung by Pradeep Palluruthy.
• Parishes including Chellaanam St . Sebastian's, Kandakkadavu St . Francis Xavier's, Kannamaaly St . Antony's, Cheriyakadavu St . Joseph's, Kaattipparambu St . Francis Assisi's, Maanaassery St . Michael's, Chirackal St . Joseph's, Palluruthy St . Thomas More's, Thoppumpady St . Sebastian's, Chullickal St . Joseph's, Nazareth Holy Family, and Santhome St . Thomas's were separated from Mundamveli parish in earlier years.
• Because, 1 ) Chellaanam St . Sebastian's, 2 ) Kandakkadavu St . Francis Xavier's, 3 ) Kannamaaly St . Antony's, 4 ) Cheriyakadavu St . Joseph's, 5 ) Kaattipparambu St . Francis Assisi, 6 ) Maanaassery St . Michael's, 7 ) Chirackal St . Joseph's, 8 ) Palluruthy St . Thomas More, 9 ) Thoppumpady St . Sebastin's, 10 ) Chullickal St . Joseph's, 11 ) Nazreth Holly Family, 12 ) Santhome St . Thomas, etc . Are Separated from Mundamveli Parish . and The Biggest Celebration of this church is related to the Feast of St . Jacob ( Santhyapunnyalan ( called by the People of Mundamveli ) . and celebrate every year on December 30.
• The main reasons to contemplate this southern position are : ( 1 ) It is practically a continuous land march  if the Zamorin wanted to avoid ferry boats for his huge army, taking the long loop " under " the Vembanad lake was the least water-clogged option ( 2 ) it places the Portuguese position closer to Cochin  more precisely, the Zamorin would be one ford away from the Cochinese land mass, thus making it a more critical point to hold for the Portuguese; ( 3 ) Kumbalangy has Aroor to the east, which might be what the Portuguese called " Arraul " island, with an alternate passage to Cochin that is somewhat pointing through Palluruthy; ( 4 ) the southerly loop route to Kumbalangy passes through or near the lands of Udayamperoor ( " Diamper " ), Perumbalam ( " Primbal鉶 " ) and / or the very southerly lands of Purakkad ( " Porqu?" ), whose lords were known to have defected from Cochin to Calicut before the battle.