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Satya Prakash

Legal Editor

Satya Prakash is Legal Editor of The Tribune in New Delhi. He writes on Law and Justice and tracks developments in the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Law and Justice.

Articles Written By Satya Prakash

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India

Air pollution: CJI advises lawyers, litigants to use video conferencing to virtually appear before SC

By Satya Prakash 11 hours ago
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Tech can help align standards for ease of litigants, says CJI
By Satya Prakash 14 Dec 2025
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India

Technology has evolved into constitutional instrument: CJI Surya Kant
By Satya Prakash 13 Dec 2025

India

Don't bring down judiciary by filing such cases: SC frowns upon plea against its decision on RTE Act
By Satya Prakash 12 Dec 2025

India

56 former SC/HC judges come out against attempt to remove Madras HC judge
By Satya Prakash 12 Dec 2025

Delhi

Panel blames vehicular emission for poor AQI in Delhi-NCR
By Satya Prakash 11 Dec 2025
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Not much scope for intervention on technical aspects: SC on SIR
By Satya Prakash 11 Dec 2025

India

Kin of pvt doctors who died of Covid entitled to PM insurance cover: SC
By Satya Prakash 11 Dec 2025

India

Covid deaths of doctors: Families entitled to Centre’s insurance coverage, rules SC
By Satya Prakash 11 Dec 2025

Delhi

CAQM blames vehicular emission for poor AQI in Delhi-NCR; requests SC to reconsider relief given to older vehicles
By Satya Prakash 11 Dec 2025
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