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Unit 3 : Ayyankali and SJP Yogam- Poikayil Appachan and PRDS
Unit 4 : V.T.Bhattathiripad and Yoga Kshema Sabha
Unit 5 : Makthi Tangal, Vakkam Moulavi and Aikya Sangam
Unit 6 : Chattambi Swamikal, Mannath Padmanabhan and NSS
Unit 7 : Women question in the Social-reform Movements in Kerala
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