Early Years and Career
Keshav Rao Koratkar (Keshavraoji) was born in 1867 at Purjal Village in his maternal grandfather's house. He was one among the five sons of Santukarao, a religious Maharashtrian Brahmin. At the age of nine, Keshavraoji left for his sister's house in Gulbarga where he started learning Urdu and Parsi. He decided to pursue law as a career; in 1889 he passed both law and judiciary exams, and started his law career at Hyderabad in 1896. A highlight of his law career was his appointments as the High Court Judge for the state of Hyderabad.
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