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Q. In 1904 the then Maharaja of . . . . . . exempted Narayana Guru from personal appearances in court, an honour recognizing the Guru as a distinguished living personality

A
Thalassery
B
Kannur
C
Travancore
D
Cochi

Correct Answer

Travancore

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