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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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Haryana

SC sets aside Punjab & Haryana HC order for removal of unauthorised constructions in Gurugram

By Satya Prakash 04 Nov 2025
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India

SC asks Centre to file ‘comprehensive reply’ to petition seeking ban on online gambling, betting platforms
By Satya Prakash 04 Nov 2025
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Delhi

Only 9 of Delhi's 37 air monitoring stations worked on Diwali, SC told
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

India

DMK moves Supreme Court over SIR in Tamil Nadu
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

India

Will deal with iron hand: Top court on Rs 3,000-cr extortion via digital arrests
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

India

DMK moves SC against EC’s decision to conduct SIR in Tamil Nadu
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025
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India

NFSL says leaked audio clips alleging ex-Manipur CM’s role in violence tampered with: SC
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

India

Supreme Court to deal with digital arrest cases with an iron hand
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

Delhi

Only 9 of Delhi's 37 air quality monitoring stations were functioning on Diwali, SC told
By Satya Prakash 03 Nov 2025

India

Mere refusal to marry doesn’t amount to abetting suicide: SC
By Satya Prakash 02 Nov 2025
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