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THE swadeshi ship navigation company opened on the sidelines of the Indian independence movement was started by V.O.Chidambaram Pillai a Tamil lawyer who formed the nucleus of the Tamil nationalist movement. He was assisted by subramian shiva, a dedicated patriot. Both of them faced prison for a long time.

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