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Kerala High Court Permits Student’s Participation in State Kalolsavam for ‘Ottanthullal,’ Citing Acknowledged Merit—”Recognized Talent Cannot Be Overlooked Due to Technicalities”

Court’s Decision The Kerala High Court, through a judgment delivered by Justice C. Jayachandran, directed the concerned authorities to allow the petitioner to participate in the State Kalolsavam for the…

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Rawlaw February 17, 2025

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