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The Telangana High Court comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J Sreenivas Rao on Wednesday issued notices in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) case challenging the state government's failure to implement the Official Languages Act, 1966.
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The Telangana High Court has reserved its judgment on the appeals filed by the Telangana Assembly Secretary challenging the single judge’s order regarding disqualification petitions.
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The Telangana High Court on Tuesday issued orders staying a police investigation against leading Telugu daily Namasthe Telangana and also issued interim orders directing the Meerpet police not to arrest the newspaper's top executives.
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The High Court has instructed the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) to proceed with partial land acquisition for the disputed flyover project in Amberpet, despite strong opposition from a local church.
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The High Court dismissed a writ petition by BRS leader Errolla Srinivas, seeking an FIR against Revanth Reddy for alleged derogatory remarks against BRS leaders during a public rally in Palamuru in the month of March
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the High Court on Tuesday heard three writ appeals filed by the Secretary of the Telangana State Legislative Assembly, challenging the order of the Single Judge who had directed the Assembly Secretary to place disqualification petitions before the Assembly Speaker for fixing a schedule to hear them
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The High Court on Wednesday directed the State government to consider appointing a dedicated Commission to conduct the contemporaneous rigorous empirical data qua the reservations for Backward Classes in local bodies in the State in accordance with the Apex Court directions
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The Telangana High Court reserved orders on Tuesday regarding the bail application filed by Gajjala Uma Shankar Reddy, who is implicated in the high-profile murder case of Andhra Pradesh politician YS Vivekananda Reddy.
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The High Court on Monday directed the Mokila police not to take any coercive steps against Raj Pakala, businessman and brother-in-law of BRS working president KT Rama Rao, as long as he cooperated with the 41 A notices issued to him.
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The bench, admitting the case, stated that if the State failed to submit its counter, it would be presumed that the government was conceding to the allegations.
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Setting up Indiramma committees has turned out to be a pain in the neck for officials with political leaders demanding a place for their followers in the committees
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The TGPSC is said to be considering announcing the results of the exams on November 20, the day when the High Court is scheduled to hear the petition against the GO 29.
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The petition claimed that Lakshmi failed to comply with nomination requirements under the Representation of the People Act, 1951, and the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961.
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The court imposed conditions including that Jani Master and his family members must not interfere with the personal life or professional activities of the victim, nor should they contact her in any manner.
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Dr. KA Paul, appearing in person, addressed the court, expressing the distress and anguish of those affected by "unprecedented demolitions."
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The Telangana High Court issued notices in the matter pertaining to constituting ‘Indiramma Committees’, citing potential violations of constitutional and Panchayat Raj Act provisions
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The situation became more volatile as the police, after multiple requests for Sanjay to leave, intervened when he attempted to lead the protesters to the Secretariat.
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While the Public Service Commission is going ahead with conduct of the exam on Monday, the job aspirants are sparing no efforts by organising demonstrations and not budging from their demand to postpone the examination.
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The division bench comprising Justice Abhinand Kumar Shavili and Justice Alishetty Laxmi Narayana upheld the order of the single judge which dismissed the writ pleas.
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The police claim the accused stayed at the hotel prior to the incident, prompting the seizure due to purported law and order concerns