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Walachi Raga

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Walachi Raga is also known as walaji raga. It's a oudava raga. It's a janya raga in 16th melakartha of chakravaka.
Popular compositions of this raga are:
Jalandhara supithasthe by Muthiah Bhagavatar. Santatam ninne by G N Balasubramaniam
References: Raga Tana Pallavi by Vedavathi
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