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: He was a fierce advocate for reforming Hindu laws regarding marriage and women's rights and was a vocal opponent of the caste system. The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and Resignation

: He was appointed as a permanent judge of the Madras High Court in 1908, a rare achievement for an Indian under colonial rule. c sankaran

Born in 1910 in a small village near , Sankaran was drawn to Mahatma Gandhi’s principles at a very young age. He gave up a comfortable life to join the Quit India Movement in 1942 and spent years in British prisons. : He was a fierce advocate for reforming

C. Sankaran’s legacy is defined by his . In a post-colonial landscape where institutions were fragile and susceptible to political influence, Sankaran provided a blueprint for the independent jurist. He gave up a comfortable life to join

Wait — let me clarify: There is (1910–2004) — a Gandhian, social worker, and former Chief Minister of Puducherry. There is C. Sankaran Nair — former President of the Indian National Congress. There is no famous "C. Sankaran" in statistics.