Dr. M. Govindarajan
Dr. M. Govindarajan is now a practising Company Secretary and Insolvency Professional. He worked in the Department of Telecom and BSNL for nearly 39 years. He retired as Accounts Officer with effect from 31.03.2018. His main area is handling litigation in all Civil Courts including High Courts. He handled service tax matters. His articles (nearly 3000) have been published in various law journals and professional journals. He has written 5 professional books. Native of Madurai in Tamil Nadu.
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