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In a historic first, Bengalurean advocate now judge in Canada

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March 05, 2025

IN a historic first for a lawyer qualified in India, Vasundhara Naik, a Bengalurean, has been appointed a judge at Canada's Family Court of Justice in Ontario.

- BANSY KALAPPA

IN a historic first for a lawyer qualified in India, Vasundhara Naik, a Bengalurean, has been appointed a judge at Canada's Family Court of Justice in Ontario. This shatters barriers and sets a precedent for internationally trained legal professionals to break into the Canadian judicial system.

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