Sanya Talwar

SANYA TALWAR

Sanya Talwar is the Editor at Lawbeat. She has previously worked at legal news portals in the country and has consistently delivered relevant and engaging news from the Supreme Court of India. Her niche is courtroom exchanges. Prior to entering the space of legal journalism, Sanya practiced in Courts across the country for 4 years. She is also an adviser to workplaces across sectors in prevention of sexual harassment. She can be found on Twitter at @LegalTalwar

[Char Dham Project] "Court cannot override modalities decided upon by Army & MoD to safeguard security of nation": Supreme Court

Soaring Tomato prices in Tamil Nadu: Madras High Court will hear case to tackle shortage tomorrow

"Child clearly influenced by mother to not talk to father": Madras High Court refers child of separated parents to counsellor

[Air Pollution] "Stop your lame excuses! Don't propel us to audit the revenue you collect!": Supreme Court tells Delhi Government

[Permanent Commission] "Army may be Supreme in its own Right but Constitutional Court equally Supreme": Supreme Court warns Army of Contempt action

[Tripura Violence] Supreme Court passes affirmative ad interim order in plea by Trinamool Congress seeking directions to state authorities for 'smooth conduct of elections'

"A message must be sent that what happened in 2002 Gujarat will not be tolerated": Kapil Sibal argues against clean chit to Narendra Modi by SIT

"Cursory & plain reading of speech delivered at Jamia Milia Islamia reveals it's divisive & communal lines": Delhi Court rejects Sharjeel Imam's bail

"We are all interested in protecting traditions intrinsic to Balaji": Supreme Court seeks Tirupati's response in Devotee's plea alleging Pooja & Archana irregularities

"When tourism can be allowed, why not pilgrimage?": Madras HC directs Govt. Authorities to decide representation seeking permission to worship Community Deity located in Reserve Forest area

More than 4 children raped in Kerala everyday: A woeful glance at "God's own Country"

BREAKING: "Judges-2 Case amounts to rewriting of Constitution": Review plea seeks quashing of Collegium System