Sripathi became the first tribal woman to be appointed to the judiciary when she completed the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission's Law Judge Examination.Sripathi became the first tribal woman to be appointed to the judiciary when she completed the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission's Law Judge Examination. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin sent his gratitude to Shripati, who attended school in a remote hill community lacking even the most basic amenities.
Who is this Sripati?
Sripathi is from the Tiruvannamalai district's Puliyur village, which is close to Javvadu Hill. When Sripathi was still in school, his mother took him to Puliyur, her hometown, because his own father had forbidden him from going to school. His daughter is enrolled in that particular school. Sripathy completed his law, BL, and BA at Elagiri Hills School.
Sripathi, who is currently 23 years old, aspires to realize her mother's dream. She worked hard even after getting married, and as a result, she is now recognized as the "First Woman Judge of a Tribal Race." Yes, 2023 took part in the Tamil Nadu Staff Selection Commission's Law Judge Exam last year. The winner, Sripathi, has been appointed to the judiciary.
A spouse who extended his shoulder:
Typically, girls who marry have a difficult time going back to school. However. Sripathi's career took off only after she got married. After her mother, Sripathi married Venkataraman, who has also encouraged and supported her desire to become a judge. The fact that Sripathi became pregnant while preparing for the test is what makes it more fascinating. Aside from that, the day of her deadline and the judge exam coincide.
In these situations, the mother and child's welfare dictates that the family either abandons the studies in the middle or picks them up later. But Sripathi chose to take the test after receiving support from her mother and husband.
Greetings with lots of drumming:
He will train for the next six months after passing the Tamilnadu Public Service Commission's legal test. Prior to that, Sripati arrived in his hometown and was greeted with delight by the residents of the hill village. Shripathi was greeted with great enthusiasm by the villagers and schoolchildren, who garlanded him and paraded him around wearing mela tala.
From Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, greetings: Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has complimented Shripati on his remarkable achievements, which she attributes to his hard work and education. This is in spite of the fact that she was born and raised in a remote, hilly village lacking in basic amenities.
On his X site page, he has made a post regarding this.
"That a tribal girl from a poor hill village has accomplished this at such a young age makes me pleased. I am pleased to learn that Sripathi was chosen to serve as a judge as a result of our #DravidianModel administration's directive that government positions be given preference to Tamil-speaking graduates. Bravo to her spouse and mother for helping her achieve success! brought up that.
With pride, he declared that Sripathi's victory—who has been posting consistently—is a win for social justice in Tamil Nadu.
"The victory of people like Sripathi is Tamil Nadu's answer to some people who come to Tamil Nadu without the heart to even utter the word 'social justice'."Maintain your good status, Ms. Nedundhamil Nadenen; women's education! Good father, instruct your women all day long through women's education, my love, and let's go!" published as
Social media users are congratulating Sripathi, a judge who was raised in a remote, hilly village without access to a road system.
