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Matter-of-fact
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Matter-of-fact of the week #136:
During the British Raj, a pundit was an official post in the Supreme Court. It referred to an officer who was tasked with the responsibility in the Indian judiciary of advising British judges on issues pertaining to Hindu law.
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