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Mangalore

British  
/ ˌmæŋɡəˈlɔː /

noun

  1. a port in S India, in Karnataka on the Malabar Coast. Pop: 398 745 (2001)

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They also said the bulk of the imports came mainly from three oil refineries in India - Jamnagar, Vadinar and New Mangalore, along with nine others in several countries including China.

From BBC

The New Delhi-born entertainer grew up in the industrial west coast port city of Mangalore.

From Los Angeles Times

Other Muslim women - like Wafa Veeksha, a lawyer in the southern city of Mangalore - say not wearing the hijab does not make them any less Muslim.

From BBC

He points to a similar protest in Mangalore 15 years ago, where college authorities and students found a "middle ground" in five days.

From BBC

So could the Mangalore huukosu, cauliflower fried in a chickpea-and-rice-flour batter and then dressed with coconut chutney.

From New York Times