Archive · 24 May 2025
Madras High Court Judge Lauds Legal Aid Services in Thoothukudi
A judge from the Madras High Court visited Thoothukudi to praise the District Legal Service Authority (DLSA).
The DLSA helps people by providing free legal aid, which began because of a part of the Constitution.
The judge talked about how the DLSA started in 1987 and has been helping people ever since.
At an event, the DLSA gave out help to people with disabilities and loans for women.
They also donated medical equipment worth a lot of money to the local hospital.
The judge also opened a free medical camp.
Lots of important people from the area were also there.
Madras High Court Judge lauded the services of the District Legal Service Authority (DLSA) in Thoothukudi.
The DLSA and District Administration organized a legal awareness campaign.
Justice R. Subramanian highlighted DLSA's history, originating from Article 39 A in the Constitution.
Welfare measures like assistance for persons with disabilities and self-employment loans were extended.
The DLSA provided ₹50 lakh worth of medical equipment to the Thoothukudi Government Medical College.
- Who
- Madras High Court Judge R. Subramanian, DLSA, and District Administration
- What
- A legal awareness campaign and distribution of welfare measures.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Thoothukudi District Collectorate, Thoothukudi
- Why
- To organize a legal awareness campaign and highlight the services of the DLSA.
- Event Location
- Thoothukudi District Collectorate
- Event Day
- Saturday
- DLSA Establishment
- 1987
- Medical Equipment Value
- ₹50 lakh
- Medical Equipment Recipient
- Thoothukudi Government Medical College and Hospital