Anupama S. Chandran and Ajith Kumar B., the Kerala couple in adoption row, get married
The Hindu
The couple had submitted papers for making their union legal a month ago and were allotted the last day of the year to begin a fresh chapter in their lives
Anupama S. Chandran and Ajith Kumar B., the Thiruvananthapuram couple who waged a successful battle to get back their biological child, ended the year on a high note when they got married here on Friday.
Just over a month after being given custody of their one-year-old son by the Family Court here, Anupama and Ajith tied the knot at a local registrar office here in the presence of the little one.
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