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Famed 'thali case' immortalised as Thalassery court shifts building
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram
|January 23, 2025
The painting of the pivotal episode will now adorn the walls of the court's new premises
MEMORIES of the 'thali case,' a landmark legal battle that resonated across the British empire, have been reignited as Thalassery court prepares to move to its new premises.
The pivotal episode, rooted in the boycott of foreign clothing during India's freedom struggle, has been artistically captured by Ponniam Chandran in a painting that will now adorn the walls of the court's new building.
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