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The Madras High Court’s judgment delivered earlier this year on February 5 is a landmark decision for giving teeth to State Human Rights Commissions and paving the way for them being potentially empowered to enforce their own decisions, explains N. KAVITHA RAMESHWAR. ----- OF more worth is one sincere action than all the decorated promises. That

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