'Women ought to join judiciary'

Chief Minister Oomen Chandy lighting the lamp in the presence of
MLA K Muraleedharan, Education Minister Abdu Rabb and Principal S Usha. Photo: Navya Frederick Pereira

By Nebil Nizar

Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Oomen Chandy  after laying the foundation stone of new Research Block at Government Law College Thiruvananthapuram urged Girls students to come forward and join the Judiciary.

Chief Minister traveled  down the memory lane and remembered that majority of the students during his student days at Government Law College Ernakulam were boys. He said, I am now happy to see that now girls constitute the majority.

The New Research Complex also houses a new Auditorium Hall and a Canteen. Chief Minister expressed his wish to convert Old Highland Bunglow, which houses the Principal's chamber and a few classrooms as Heritage Block and requested the Principal to submit a memorandum on this regard.

The program dated 12th March 2013, was presided by K. Muraleedhran, local MLA and attended by Shri. Abdu Rabb, Minister for Education, Government of Kerala and Principal Smt. Usha.


(Originally published at http://glctvpmlaw.blogspot.in/2013/03/women-must-come-forward-to-join.html)