Why does the High Court of Madras close for one day each year? History Times with Historian V Sriram
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this fascinating video, we delve into the intriguing tradition of the High Court of Madras, as we explore the reason behind its annual closure for one day each year. Join us on an enlightening journey as we uncover the historical significance and cultural significance of this unique practice.
The High Court of Madras, one of the oldest judicial institutions in India, holds a special place in the country's legal system. Each year, without fail, the court comes to a halt for a day, leaving many curious about the reasons behind this particular tradition.
As we unravel the secrets behind this closure, we will be diving into the rich history and heritage of the High Court of Madras. Our expert research will shed light on the ancient customs and rituals that have been meticulously preserved over generations, contributing to the court's distinctive identity.
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Wonderful ! “Small interesting snippet” it may be , but the amount of research you put in , for each episode, is remarkable and inspiring 🙏 Thank you very much for helping people discover histories in every nook and corner of the city !
Many thanks!
Excellent. So much of details. Hats Off Sriram!
Fantastic
Very interesting.
Wow great information, as usual exciting.
Can you please make one such snippet on mahabalipuram. Thanks
Hi sir, i follow all your videos, please make a video about famous Dubash in those days. Also i went through a notebook of a Dubash enugula veeraswamy, who went to a pilgrimage to Kashi. Have you read his Travelodge?
Thank you! Your comment made me go and read about him. I will soon do a video
@@SriramV Very happy to see your reply