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Chiralayam Sriramaswami Kshetra Samrakshana Samithi



Chiralayam, Kunnamkulam P.O.,  Trichur Dist. Kerala, PIN 680503
Phone:9847162266 , 9847804707
Email : sreeramaswamitemplechiralayam@gmail.com
Web site : sreeramaswami.blogspot.com
Bank : United Bank of India, A/c. No. 550802010008019
Branch Kunnamkulam.  IFS Code UBIN0555088
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