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Contribution Of Dr. Justice S. Muralidhar To Orissa Judiciary - Vimarsana News

Contribution Of Dr. Justice S. Muralidhar To Orissa Judiciary

“A great leader’s courage to fulfil his vision comes from passion not position.” The wordings of John Maxwell vastly demonstrates the very essence of Justice Muralidhar’s tenure as a Chief Justice...

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'I Consider Myself Most Fortunate To Have Been Sent To Odisha As Its Chief Justice': CJ Muralidhar Retires - Vimarsana News

'I Consider Myself Most Fortunate To Have Been Sent To Odisha As Its Chief Justice': CJ Muralidhar Retires

After serving as the 32nd Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court for over two years and seven months, Dr. Justice S. Muralidhar attended the Full Court Reference this afternoon which was called by the...

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'Centre For Judicial Archives': Odisha's Judicial Data Repository Celebrates First Anniversary - Vimarsana News

'Centre For Judicial Archives': Odisha's Judicial Data Repository Celebrates First Anniversary

The first anniversary of establishment of the Centre for Judicial Archives (CJA) was celebrated on Wednesday under the aegis of the Orissa High Court at the Odisha Judicial Academy, Cuttack. Dr....

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Centuries-old court manuscripts being preserved for posterity - Vimarsana News

Centuries-old court manuscripts being preserved for posterity

The records are in various languages such as Persian, Telugu, Odia, English and Bengali which will be translated by scholars.

After four decades, Salem Witch Trial documents return to state custody - Vimarsana News

After four decades, Salem Witch Trial documents return to state custody

SALEM — Centuries-old, fragile documents from the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 are being returned to state custody after more than four decades, Trial Court and Peabody Essex Museum officials