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Legal Editor, The Tribune. Columnist. Poet. Public Speaker. TV Panelist. Media Trainer. Lawyer. Ex Legal Editor, Hindustan Times. Ex PTI, AIR. Views personal.
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Why rebel TMC MPs have chosen to ‘merge’ with Nationalist Citizens Party

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By Satya Prakash 
| Tribune (India)
The split in the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC and the rebel faction’s decision to ‘merge’ with lesser known Nationalist Citizens Party has once again exposed the limits of the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution – popularly known as anti-defection law. Related news: Constitutional expert questions plan of TMC rebel MPs to seek 'real TMC' status from Speaker “Two-thirds MPs of TMC have given a letter to the Speaker for a separate seating arrangement.
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Supreme Court extends deemed affiliation to Hamdard Medical Institute for 2026-27

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By Satya Prakash 
| Tribune (India)
In a major relief to the Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (HIMSR), the Supreme Court has allowed it to proceed with admissions to 150 MBBS seats and 49 postgraduate medical seats for the 2026-27 academic year.
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Dismissal from service must remain reserved for grave misconduct: Supreme Court

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By Satya Prakash 
| Tribune (India)
Disciplinary authorities must be very careful before imposing the severest form of punishment of dismissal from service as it has a devastating effect not only on the dismissed employee but also on their dependent family members, the Supreme Court has said.
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