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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.

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Governors have no discretion under Article 200; are bound by advice of state Cabinet: SC

By Satya Prakash 13 Apr 2025
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A first, SC sets deadline for President to decide on Bills
By Satya Prakash 12 Apr 2025
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In a first, SC sets 3-month timeframe for President to decide on Bills referred by Governor
By Satya Prakash 12 Apr 2025

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SC: Suicide victim’s husband can’t be convicted on basis of past quarrels
By Satya Prakash 11 Apr 2025

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Strained marital relations alone not enough to prove abetment of suicide: Supreme Court
By Satya Prakash 11 Apr 2025

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CJI-led Bench to hear petitions challenging Waqf Act on April 16
By Satya Prakash 10 Apr 2025
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CJI-led three-judge Bench to hear pleas challenging validity of Waqf Amendment Act on April 16
By Satya Prakash 10 Apr 2025

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Centre seeks SC hearing before order on Waqf Act
By Satya Prakash 09 Apr 2025

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SC raps TN Governor for sitting on 10 Bills, sets timeline to take a call
By Satya Prakash 08 Apr 2025

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West Bengal SSC scam: SC sets aside high court order for CBI probe into supernumerary posts
By Satya Prakash 08 Apr 2025
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