Daksha Legal - Five years of relentless and persistent hard work. Gurudas Kannur. Senior Advocate.

  • 26-January-2026 13:46

Mr. Gurudas Kannur, Senior Advocate conveys his wishes to Daksha Legal on its 5th anniversary. 


“Congratulations Daksha Legal on successfully completing five years.


Five years of relentless and persistent hard work by Daksha team has made Daksha Legal what it is today.


The reporting is at lightning speed without compromising on the content and correctness of the principles laid down.


It has become such a handy tool to the Lawyers, Judges, bureaucrats and common man.


To say that all of us have got addicted to Daksha Legal would be an understatement.


My best wishes to the young bright and intelligent Nitin. 


Words would not do justice to Daksha Legal contribution.”


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