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

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"Collusion between greedy men & HR&CE Officials cannot be ruled out": Madras High Court order eviction of illegal occupants from Agatheeswarar Swamy Temple

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[Lawbeat Cartoon] On and Forward to Gender Justice, Diversity & Inclusion

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