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Sundaresa Desikar
Born	Sundaresanar (1817-01-25)25 January 1817 Mailam
Died	21 May 1878(1878-05-21) (aged 61) Valavanur

Sundaresa Desikar was a spiritual writer. He was born to a Tamil-speaking family from Mailam and settled down at Valavanur, Tamil Nadu.^{[citation needed]}

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