Sukkran's Lenses

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Hi, Welcome to my 'Sukkran's Lenses' page.



I am Basha aka sukkran, an Indian from Trichy, Tamil Nadu. I am a lensmaster at Squidoo - a well known publishing platform and I have been writing there since september 2008.



I love my land - "Tamil Nadu" - and its people. I hope to be publishing lenses (web pages) which will let the people of the world more information about my ancient, beautiful Tamil Nadu.



http://sukkrann.weebly.com/

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