This is part of a series of articles on The Constitution of India and The Constituent Assembly that Mr. N. Panchaksaramoorthy has consented to write in our Website for the benefit of today’s generation. Extracts of Mr. C. T. Prakasam‘s speech. On 9th November 1948, Member of The Constituent Assembly, Mr. C. T. Prakasam [Madras General], […]
This is part of a series of articles on The Constitution of India and The Constituent Assembly that Mr. N. Panchaksaramoorthy has consented to write in our Website for the benefit of today’s generation. Extracts of Mr. K. Anumanthiyya’s speech. On 8th Nov 1948, Mr. K. Anumanthiyya, representing Mysore, spoke as follows:- “Sir, Delhi happens[…..]
This is part of the series of articles on The Constitution of India and The Constituent Assembly that Mr. N. Panchaksaramoorthy has consented to write in our Website for the benefit of today’s generation. Extracts of Sri. M. Anantha Sayanam, Iyengar speech. On 9th Nov. 1948, Sri. M. Anantha Sayanam Iyengar (Madras General), spoke as[…..]
This is part of the series of articles on The Constitution of India and The Constituent Assembly that Mr. N. Panchaksaramoorthy has consented to write in our Website for the benefit of today’s generation. Extracts of Prof. N. G. Ranga’s speech. On 9th Nov 1948, Prof. N. G. Ranga (Madras General), lamented as follows:- “Mr.Vice[…..]
N. Panchaksaramoorthy, a known face amongst the Advocates in the High Court of Madras. Who is even fondly called “Panchu Sir” by his fellow colleagues, clients, well-wishers and junior Advocates! Mr. Moorthy got his enrolment done in the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry in the year 1966 and since then he is into[…..]