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- proper noun Hinduism The
beloved of the Hinduavatar Krishna . - proper noun A female
given name used in India.
Etymologies
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The word Radha comes from the Sanskrit verbal root radh
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Gadadhara Pandit Dasa 2011
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The girl is later to be identified as Radha but in the
The Loves of Krishna in Indian Painting and Poetry W. G. Archer 1943
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I named the villain Bhavani because I based his character on a guy called Radha with a very violent reputation in Vijayawada.
NAACHGAANA 2008
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I named the villain Bhavani because I based his character on a guy called Radha with a very violent reputation in Vijayawada.
NAACHGAANA 2008
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I named the villain Bhavani because I based his character on a guy called Radha with a very violent reputation in Vijayawada.
NAACHGAANA 2008
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I named the villain Bhavani because I based his character on a guy called Radha with a very violent reputation in Vijayawada.
NAACHGAANA 2008
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I named the villain Bhavani because I based his character on a guy called Radha with a very violent reputation in Vijayawada.
NAACHGAANA 2008
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The new names listed were Silambarajan (LTTE 'Radha' group leader), Gopal (LTTE mortar group leader), Mohana (LTTE 'Sodiya' group senior leader) and Keerthi (LTTE 'Jayanthan' group leader).
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Panda also told the court that he was ready to keep his wife, who left him after the controversy over his being 'Radha' broke out.
India eNews 2009
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Mr. Jayaram allegedly owed his lover, Radha Ramaswamy , $250,000, and had ongoing "business disputes" with his former partner, a pharmacist named Ahmed Mukhtar .
Doctor in New Jersey Allegedly Hired Two Hit Men to Kill Three Lisa Fleisher 2011
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