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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.

The special division bench comprising of Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice T Vinod Kumar noted there was a little progress compared to the previous date of hearing.

The bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J. Anil Kumar observed that “nearly after lapse of one year, till today, the order passed on July 27, 2023 has not been complied with”.

Telangana High Court on Thursday directed the Mahankali Temple, Lal Bazar, Secunderabad, not to undertake any activity or dump any material in the adjacent private property for the upcoming Bonalu festival.

The court directed the State government to immediately formulate a comprehensive action plan to tackle the growing issue of stray dogs in Hyderabad within a week.

The petitioners contended that the actual plan showing the elevated corridors had not been shared with the general public including the residents of the area.

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.

Bench presided over by CJI DY Chandrachud and comprising Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra will take up the matter on July 15

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

By affirming that maintenance is a right for all married women, the SC has taken a significant step towards gender justice

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