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All women should have basic legal knowledge, says judge
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|March 12, 2025
CIVIL Judge Rashmi S Maradi said on Tuesday that it is necessary to make all women aware about the prevailing and current trends in law.
CIVIL Judge Rashmi S Maradi said on Tuesday that it is necessary to make all women aware about the prevailing and current trends in law. At least, they should have basic knowledge of current laws, she said.
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