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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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Delhi

Child trafficking in Delhi: Situation has gone from bad to worse in Delhi, says SC

By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025
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India

Supreme Court directs former IAS probationer Puja Khedkar to appear before Delhi Police on May 2
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025
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India

Judiciary versus Executive: 'We are accused of encroaching upon parliamentary and executive function', says SC
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025

Punjab

Beant assassination: SC defers hearing on Hawara’s plea for transfer from Tihar Jail to any jail in Punjab
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025

India

MP Dubey’s remarks on judiciary: Seek Attorney General’s nod to file contempt petition, SC tells petitioner
By Satya Prakash 21 Apr 2025

India

Vice-President’s remarks on Supreme Court divide legal luminaries
By Satya Prakash 18 Apr 2025
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India

Couples marrying of own will can’t claim protection as right: Allahabad HC
By Satya Prakash 18 Apr 2025

India

Couples marrying against parents' wishes can't claim police protection as right: Allahabad HC
By Satya Prakash 18 Apr 2025

India

Explainer: Why SC ruling snubs language chauvinists
By Satya Prakash 17 Apr 2025

India

SC gives govt week to reply after it vows not to denotify Waqf assets
By Satya Prakash 17 Apr 2025
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