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Setting an example in service

Madras High Court Chief Justice A.P. Shah set an example for others in serving a noble cause.

At a function on Monday, a book on former Advocate-General S. Govind Swaminadhan was released. The sale proceeds were to go to Bala Mandir. When he started his speech, the Chief Justice said he would buy two copies of the book, drawing a round of applause from the audience.

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