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Jalandhar-origin man is Oz judge

Jalandhar, June 23 Pardeep Singh Tiwana (51), who has his roots in Kot Kalan village near Jalandhar Cantt, is the first Indian to be appointed a judge of a County Court in Australia. Tiwana was born and brought up in...

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Updated At : 12:23 PM Jun 24, 2021 IST

Jalandhar, June 23

Pardeep Singh Tiwana (51), who has his roots in Kot Kalan village near Jalandhar Cantt, is the first Indian to be appointed a judge of a County Court in Australia. Tiwana was born and brought up in England. — TNS

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