Verdict delivered in Telugu
NIZAMABAD: Assistant Sessions Judge Mangari Rajender, who established a record for himself in the judicial history of the State by delivering the first judgment (civil case) in Telugu on July 19, achieved another record by giving another decision in Telugu (criminal case) here on Monday.
This is the first judgment in Telugu in a criminal case in the entire State. He wrote the whole 12-page judgment in Telugu. Thus, he achieved the record of being the first judge to deliver judgments for both a criminal and a civil case in Telugu.
Mr. Rajender, who is familiar to Telugu literary world with pen name `Jimbo,' has written several stories and books in the mother tongue.
Courtesy: The Hindu
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It is really pitiable how Telugu was pulled down after 1947 by degrees from its original status as the national language of the Telugu nation, later to a regional language, afterwards to just a mother tongue. There must be a South Asia-wide policy to promote the use of our 22 official languages in their respective territories. Hope Justice Rajender's initiative would not remain a sporadic action of heroism.
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