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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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Delhi

Delhi riots: SC defers hearing on bail pleas of Umar, Sharjeel, Gulfisha to September 19

By Satya Prakash 12 Sep 2025
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Sports

Match should go on: SC’s no to PIL against Indo-Pak Asia Cup tie
By Satya Prakash 12 Sep 2025
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Delhi

SC orders FIR against ex-Delhi Police chief Neeraj Kumar in 25-yr-old case
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025

India

SC reserves order on Presidential reference over Bill timelines for Governors
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025

Delhi

2020 Delhi riots: SC to hear bail pleas of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and Gulfisha on Friday
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025

India

Presidential Reference: SC reserves verdict on question over deadlines for assent by President, governors to state Bills
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025
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Cricket

'Match should go on' says SC; refuses urgent hearing on PIL to cancel Indo-Pak Asia Cup match in Dubai
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025

Cricket

Law students file PIL in SC to cancel India-Pakistan T20 match in Dubai on Sept 14
By Satya Prakash 11 Sep 2025

India

After Imam & Gulfisha, Umar Khalid moves SC for bail in Delhi riots case
By Satya Prakash 10 Sep 2025

India

PRESIDENTIAL REFERENCE: 90% Bills cleared within a month since 1970, Centre tells SC
By Satya Prakash 10 Sep 2025
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