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Madras High Court rules Podhu Dikshidars maladministered Chidambaram Sabanayagar Temple; appoints Board of Management

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Justices G. Jayachandran and E. Manoharan order that retired High Court judges V. Bharathidasan and R. Suresh Kumar shall be the chair and co-chair of the Board of Management

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Madras High Court rules Podhu Dikshidars maladministered Chidambaram Sabanayagar Temple; appoints Board of Management. Justices G. Jayachandran and E. Manoharan order that retired High Court judges V. Bharathidasan and R. Suresh Kumar shall be the chair and co-chair of the Board of Management Covered by 1 publications. The Hindu: Madras High Court rules Podhu Dikshidars maladministered Chidambaram Sabanayagar Temple; appoints Board of Management.

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  1. The Hindu India Madras High Court rules Podhu Dikshidars maladministered Chidambaram Sabanayagar Temple; appoints Board of Management Justices G. Jayachandran and E. Manoharan order that retired High Court judges V. Bharathidasan and R. Suresh Kumar shall be the chair and co-chair of the Board of Management 6 h ago · Tier 2

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