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Nagarjuna, who insisted that the demolition was unlawful and that the structure was not illegal, moved the High Court immediately, following which Justice Vinod Kumar directed HYDRA to maintain status quo over demolition

The Telangana High Court on Friday directed the Telangana Council for Higher Education, The Convenor TG LAWCET and PGLCET 2024, Bar Council of India and Osmania University to treat transgender candidates as a separate category entitled to horizontal reservation in law course admissions.

This expansion plan would integrate several municipalities, municipal corporations, and gram panchayats into the GHMC’s administrative framework.

Justice K Lakshman directed the agency to adhere to legal procedures before demolishing structures identified as illegal. The judge also voiced concern over possible discrimination in HYDRA's approach, stating that it could not go and demolish structures 'just like that'.

The bench considering the gravity of the incident has taken suo moto PIL and directed the State to apprise the court with regard to feasibility of enactment of Advocates Protection Act.

The Judge after hearing the said submissions, enquired about the power and jurisdiction of the Women's Commission in issuing summons.

The judge expressed dissatisfaction for the delay on part of the State and expressed urgency in the matter.

Justice Nagarjun was a judge of High Court of Telangana and was transferred to Madras High Court in April, 2023.

The complainant alleged that the group used a drone camera to capture visuals of the barrage without obtaining prior permission or providing any intimation.

RS working president and former Minister KT Rama Rao assured all support to the Gurukul job aspirants who met him at his Nandinagar residence here on Tuesday.

Mohd Shujath Hussain contested that the rule confining the requirement only to Telugu and translation from English Language to Telugu Language and vice versa in written examination as arbitrary.

Telangana’s High Court judges Vinod Kumar, Sujana and Laxman laid foundation stones to a junior civil court building.

Justice Juvvadi Sridevi dealt with a criminal petition filed seeking regular bail for the offences under Sections 365, 342 and 302 r/w. 34 of IPC.

A prolonged hearing took place since a month on constitutional aspects of what is the power of a court to give directions to the Speaker of Legislative Assembly, X schedule of the constitution.

Justice B Vijaysen Reddy of the Telangana High Court reviewed a plea by advocate Kadire Krishna, challenging multiple FIRs over alleged derogatory remarks about Lord Venkateshwara. The court adjourned the case to August 12, directing Krishna to seek police protection.

The division bench comprising Justice K. Lakshman and Justice P. Sreesudha dealt with a writ appeal filed by Joshi Madhavi wife of P. Venkata Bala Ganesh, aggrieved by the order of single judge which directed the central government to take its decision on remission.

Says either Telangana High Court or Supreme Court might give directions on the issue within a month, making bypolls inevitable in State

The Division bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J Srinivas Rao dealt with a suo moto PIL taken based on reports of stray dogs attacking children and causing widespread panic among residents in Hyderabad.

It may be recalled that Lavanya Mannepally has filed a complaint against Raj Tarun and 2 others under Sec 420, 493, 506 of IPC alleging that the Tarun has cheated her in the name of marriage.

Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of Telangana High Court directs Home Department to respond on writ alleging police harassment despite court orders, adjourning case to August 6.