Indira Raveendran takes charge as Kerala women’s panel member

She is a lawyer by profession

July 26, 2022 08:47 pm | Updated July 27, 2022 03:11 pm IST - Thiruvananthapuram

Indira Raveendran. Photo: Special Arrangement

Indira Raveendran. Photo: Special Arrangement

Indira Raveendran has assumed office as member, Kerala Women’s Commission.

A lawyer by profession, she has 33 years of practice at the district court here. She was also member, executive committee, National University of Law, Ernakulam, and national vice president, Indian Association of Lawyers.

Ms. Raveendran was nominated to the post after former member of the Women’s Commission M.S. Thara completed her tenure. She assumed charge at the commission headquarters in the presence of chairperson P. Sathidevi.

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