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Tamizhosai publisher’s plea dismissed

CHENNAI: The Madras High Court on Thursday dismissed a petition from G.K. Mani, publisher of Tamizhosai, seeking government advertisements for the newspaper, according to a government release.

Justice Paul Vasanth Kumar dismissed the petition after the government’s counsel produced evidence of the total number of advertisements and the costs up to September 11 in the court, the press release added.

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