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Nalgonda: Secretary, Telugu Movie Chamber of Commerce, Natti Kumar who produced a movie titled ‘Murder’ based on the real life incident of killing of a Dalit youth for marrying a girl belonging to an upper caste, sought police protection for the press conference to be organised for promoting the movie in Miryalaguda. A request seeking […]

Along with the Chief Secretary, senior Revenue Department officials will participate in the review meeting.

The panel was hearing a batch of writ pleas on the legality of the government requiring registration on the said portal.

Hyderabad: In a major relief to people waiting for registration of their properties in Telangana, the State government will commence booking of slots for registration of non-agriculture properties from Friday. Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao directed Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar to commence the registration activities of non-agriculture properties in accordance with the High Court orders. […]

The judge disposed off two writ petitions filed by Renu Soni, candidate from Ghansi Bazar Ward 49 and K Surender from Ward 52 Puranapul

it was deferred in the wake of the stay imposed by the High Court after cases were filed on the procedures being followed for registration

Traders who spent lakhs on setting up stalls hope to make brisk sales as SC gives a two-hour window

It said the high court knew the local condition better and it should be allowed to do the needful.

The unit heads of the City Civil Courts and City Small Causes Courts Unit in Hyderabad were directed to reopen the courts in their unit.

Says its actions arbitrary and violation of Article 243K

Indian Byrates and Chemicals Limited, and others filed the writ petitions. They also challenged the inaction of the Director and Assistant Director, Mines and Geology, in not permitting mining operations.

In reply to the report submitted by Director of Public Health , the Chief Justice pointed out that the same was not in conformity with the directions of HC

A bench headed by Chief Justice S.A. Bobde and comprising Justices A.S. Bopanna and V. Ramasubramanian declined to entertain a plea filed by Ranjith K.K. against a Delhi High Court order.