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Kerala Judicial Academy to update infra facilities to train its first-ever visually challenged trainee judge

February 15, 2026 at 01:17 PM
By The Hindu
The changes are being proposed to support C. Thanya Nathan, a person with no light perception, who was ranked first in the merit list of persons with benchmark disabilities in the recently held judicial service examination for the selection of Civil Judges (Junior Division)

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The changes are being proposed to support C. Thanya Nathan, a person with no light perception, who was ranked first in the merit list of persons with benchmark disabilities in the recently held judicial service examination for the selection of Civil Judges (Junior Division) This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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