Kerala

Ke·ra·la

A state of southern India on the Malabar Coast. Since antiquity, its geographic position has resulted in extensive contact with other cultures, including Greek, Roman, Jewish, and Arab traders.x

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Other popular styles include the geometrically-shaped Darla, Kerala, Ethel and Janet, with their sculptural detailing and supple leather.
A Yoga expert, Dhalsim was born in Kerala, India.
He also defeated in turn the Chola, Pandya and Kerala kings, and by 630 was beyond dispute the most powerful sovereign in the Deccan.
With the Kerala of Asoka.
Chicken Korma, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Coconut Curry, Lamb Saag, Kerala Fish Curry, Garlic Beef and Shrimp Biryani---all of these and many more are at Mela.

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