Talk:Kozhencherry

Please refrain from adding 'burning issues' section in wiki articles. This is not a place to provide feedback or post complaints against a particluar person, institution or geographical location. --Josephvg (talk) 18:38, 11 September 2009 (UTC)

Noted people from Kozhencherry

About the noted people from Kozhencherry, can you tell what they are noted for? Five of the noted people are from outside Kozhencherry. Most of the others are from one family. One of them is from Mar Thoma Church, Durban, Two are from Parayil family, Thekemala. I don’t think it is proper to write the names of living young people as noted persons unless they are famous for something.

I am deleting the section Noted people from Kozhencherry. If you want to include these names, please create an article in their names and show how they are noted people.Neduvelilmathew (talk) 18:12, 3 November 2010 (UTC)

Development needs

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Please look into other pages like Thrissur, Thiruvanathapuram or for that matter any wiki page of any town; it doesn't mention the development needs of an area. Those are not the things that need a mention in the wiki article. I appreciate your effort in taking time to edit the article but do check the above links to see what makes a good wiki article. Jisha (Talk)

Yes, correct. A wiki page should focus on the place, the importance and other info. What is the point on mentioning the irrelevant personal desires & ambitions through a wiki page? Arun 10:11, 7 April 2015 (UTC)

Unclear history section

The following text has been moved from the article due to lack of clarity:

Representatives of Christians met together at Trivandrum in 1932 and formed All Kerala Christian Maha Sabha. A special meeting of this was held on May 9 – 11, 1935 at Kozhencherry. In this meeting T. M. Varghese proposed that “ The elections to the Legislative Assembly of Travancore was not properly held and so it must be dissolved and new election should be carried out.” On the last day, May 11, the programme was an All Kerala Joint Political Meeting. C. Kesavan was a speaker. He declared, “I am talking about Sir C.P. We don't need that animal. The Travancore became notorious after his arrival.” This infuriated Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer Dewan (prime minister) of Travancore. C. Kesavan was arrested and spent about two years in jail. To commemorate this incident a statue of C. Kesavan was erected at the Kozhencherry town.

Note that the first two references are not references at all, the latter makes a claim with attribution but fails to explain how this is relevant to the subject of the article. I have placed this text here in the event another interested party should wish to integrate this back into the article properly. Regards, Yamaguchi先生 22:23, 5 October 2015 (UTC)

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