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22: 55:. He worked as a lawyer with the Short, Bewes & Co Short, Bewes and Co later became Bewes and Thanikachalam, one of the first Indo-British collaborations. Thanikachalam Chetti participated in the early sessions of the 142: 201: 81:
workers in the factory called off the strike and tried to negotiate with the police, the strike took a communal turn. Thanikachalam Chetti and the
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In 1921, there was a major strike by the factory workers at the Buckingham and Carnatic (B & C) Mills in Madras. When
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took the side of caste Hindu workers and strongly criticized the actions of the Dalit workers and police.
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Thanikachalam Chetti was born in December 1874 and educated at the
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and was responsible for drafting the resolutions in the
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which eventually became the Communal G. O. of 1928.
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Diwan Bahadur
Dravidian Movement
Madras Christian College
Madras Law College
Justice Party
Madras Legislative Council
1921 Buckingham and Carnatic Mills Strike
Dalit
Raja of Panagal
S. Muthiah
"A Street name unchanged"
The Hindu
the original
"The Thanikachalams and T. Nagar"
Sify.com
the original
Muthiah, S.
ISBN
81-88661-24-4
Categories
1874 births
1929 deaths
Members of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Council
Lawyers from British India
Madras Christian College alumni
20th-century Indian lawyers

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