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Satya Prakash

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

SC condemns Pahalgam terror attack; judges, lawyers pay tribute to victims

By Satya Prakash 23 Apr 2025
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Verdict on TN Bills doesn’t cover issues raised by Kerala Govt: Centre to SC
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025
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Top court to take up plea against BJP MP’s remarks against judiciary next week
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025

India

Pegasus row: Supreme Court to hear petitions seeking probe on April 29
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025

India

Muslim member can’t serve in Waqf board after losing position in bar council
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025

India

Nishikant Dubey's remarks against judiciary: SC agrees to take up plea next week
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025
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India

Verdict on Tamil Nadu Bills doesn’t cover issues raised by Kerala government against Governor: Centre to SC
By Satya Prakash 22 Apr 2025

Delhi

Situation gone from bad to worse in Delhi: SC on child trafficking
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025

India

We’re being accused of encroaching upon Parl, executive functions: SC
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025

India

Seek AG nod to file contempt plea against Dubey: SC to petitioner
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025
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