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Four additional judges to be appointed for Telangana High Court, two additional judges for Andhra Pradesh High Court
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Initially planned for January 20, the Maha Dharna faced a setback when the police denied permission. Following this, the BRS approached the High Court
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Expressed sense of pride in heading the youngest High Court in the country with a maximum number of women judges
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Court dealt with plea filed by Bhongir Devendar, BRS party representative, challenging the rejection order passed by the Nalgonda police
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A recruitment calendar has been rolled out to fill up of vacancies in the district judiciary under the Telangana Judicial Ministerial and Subordinate Service, and High Court, to fill up more than 1,650 posts for technical and non-technical posts
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Rao had filed an interim application before the High Court asking to quash the proceedings of the election petition, which was filed by a voter Nandu Lal Agarwal
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The bench, consisting of Justices Bela M Trivedi and PB Varale, declined to intervene in the orders passed by the High Court, but allowed withdrawal of the petition on the request of the senior counsel representing KT Rama Rao
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Government also decides not to permit early morning shows in future until public interest, health and safety are duly considered
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Stating the government to reconsider its decision, Justice Reddy said that if State fails to act, the court will be forced to pass prohibitory orders against the special shows
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Raises concerns about safety of moviegoers, especially minors, who stand at theatres during wee hours at night
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The relief was granted as part of a special leave petition filed by Mohan Babu, challenging the Telangana High Court’s refusal to grant him anticipatory bail in the matter.
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The court states that Dr MA Saiff Ali must undergo special training, if required, by the University or College, before being allowed to sit for the exams
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The court, hearing a lunch motion moved by Rama Rao earlier in the day, said the BRS leader's senior counsel should be seated in the library of the ACB from where Rama Rao and the advocate could see each other
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Telangana High Court to take up hearing of Lunch motion by KT Rama Rao at 4 p.m
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The ACB had earlier summoned Rama Rao for questioning on Monday, but did not allow his lawyer to accompany him
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Also recommends the transfer of Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya to the Delhi High Court
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BRS working president says he has full faith in the judiciary, slams Revanth Reddy for misusing investigative agencies for political vendetta
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Rama Rao had sought to quash the case, claiming the allegations against him were politically motivated and legally unfounded
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Anticipatory bail petitions filed by Adla Sharath Chandra Naidu and Cheruku Ramesh, manager and personal security guard of 'Pushpa' actor
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The MLA was booked in a case for allegedly making provocative statements near the Kamalapur Bus Stand on November 28, 2023, before the State Legislative Assembly elections