![[8/3, 12:16] sekarreporter1: The two daughters “Mahi” and “Priyanka” wanted to visit their father’s place of work. To fulfil the wishes of his daughters, he took them to his place of work, the Supreme Court. The two daughters visited their father’s workplace and were overwhelmed with joy. Their happiness was boundless. The father is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Hon’ble D. Y. Chandrachud. The mother is Mrs. Kalpana Chandrachud, and the two daughters are sitting in wheelchairs. Mahi and Priyanka are both differently abled. Can’t move about without a wheelchair. Besides, both are the adopted daughters of the Chandrachud couple. The picture was taken in the Supreme Court complex. *”GREATNESS LIES IN PRACTICE NOT IN THEORY”* [8/3, 12:16] sekarreporter1: Respected Sir, It’s very nice of you that you are the father of two adopted, differently abled, daughters and May the Almighty provide you the support to bring up Mahi and Priyanka to a higher level. Hats of to you Sir. V Ramesh, Advocate [8/3, 12:16] sekarreporter1: 🌹🌹🌹](http://sekarreporter.com/wp-content/themes/hueman/assets/front/img/thumb-medium-empty.png)
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