Senior counsel L Ravi Chander, representing the petitioners, argued that the Endowment department had violated the religious rights guaranteed under Constitution by seeking options from the Archakas of various temples to give options for their transfer from one temple to another.
The petitioners told the court that the kidney donor was the biological brother of the kidney donee, a 35-year-old woman, however their names in the Aadhar card did not reflect same father name.
Telangana High Court advocate writes about the instances of police highhandedness in Telangana leading to doubts whether the Congress government is encouraging the police rather than checkig their abuse of power
Justice B Vijaysen Reddy permitted the family members to utilise funds for medical treatment apart from permitting them to sell one of the three properties
The judge was dealing with a writ plea filed by BRS MLAs KP Vivekananda of Qutbullapur constituency and Padi Kaushik Reddy of Huzurabad constituency on disqualification of MLAs' case
The court expressed dissatisfaction towards the Additional Advocate General (AAG) and said the State had not complied with the apex court's guidelines which were required to be followed by every State.
Top court dismisses petition of one Mohd Abdul Samad, who challenged Telangana High Court order refusing to interfere with maintenance order of family court
The division bench dealt with a Public Interest litigation case filed by VATA foundation challenging the inaction of Commissioner of Manikonda Municipality.
The CBI alleged that Nimmagadda Prasad, who is arrayed as Accused No. 3, played a key role in the corruption of several crores among other allegations.
Zarina Begum and others filed a writ plea challenging the inaction of the Municipal authorities in taking steps to remove the illegal and unauthorized constructions.
A 12-year-old girl conceives after being gangraped by ten men. Gandhi hospital refuses to medically terminate her pregnancy, following which victim's mother moved the Telangana High Court
The allegations are that he has organised an event at the Martyrs Memorial during the 2023 Assembly elections when the Model Code of Conduct was in effect.
Justice N V Shravan Kumar observed that temples cannot function with a commercial outlook to augment income. If there is requirement to meet the expenditure of temple, the State has to substitute for the same, the judge commented.
