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Atul Nanda appointed Punjab Advocate-General

CHANDIGARH: Supreme Court lawyer and senior advocate Atul Nanda was on Thursday appointed as Punjab AdvocateGeneral He replaces senior advocate Ashok Aggarwal who resigned as the states top law officer soon after the change of guard in Punjab

Updated At : 02:50 PM Mar 16, 2017 IST

Atul Nanda with Capt Amarinder Singh

Saurabh Malik

Tribune News Service

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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