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The Orissa High Court has issued notices to two Antaryami Mishras, a journalist and a physician, both claiming to have received the 2023 Padma Shri award. The journalist has received the award, while the physician claims his namesake impersonated him. The court has directed both to appear on February 24 with proof of their claims, raising concerns about the selection process's credibility due to identical names.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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