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In yet another serious setback to the top brass of Hyderabad Cricket Association, Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka of Telangana High Court has set
aside the appointments including that of former India cricketer B.K. Venkatesh Prasad as Consultant for Cricket Operations and Game Development (HCA)
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Last rites will be performed on May 5 at Mahaprasthanam, Jubilee Hills
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The petition is filed by M Madhav Reddy, a farmer from Peddamangalaram village in Moinabad mandal
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The Division Bench was hearing a batch of writ appeals filed by senior IAS and IPS officers and their family members, challenging the interim order
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Stays previous order of single judge that restricted HCA from taking any administrative or policy decisions related to its finances
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Among the appellants are Mahesh Muralidhar Bhagwat, Soumya Mishra, Swati Lakra, Ravigupta, Tarun Joshi, Renu Goel, BK Rahul Hegde, Rahul Busireddy, Veerannagari Gautham Reddy, Rekha Sharaf, and others
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Relief granted after urgent petition by Anand Raj of SVKM’S Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Hyderabad
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According to TCA official, the Telangana High Court has directed HCA not to take any financial decisions
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Multiple criminal cases were filed against the BRS working president in connection with the Medigadda barrage drone incident and his public statements on the Musi River restoration project
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The case relates to a visit by the District Collector and other district officials to Lagacherla village in connection with a land acquisition inquiry, during which they were allegedly obstructed and attacked
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Informs High Court that adequate measures have been taken to ensure the safety of these structures
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The court clarified that the process of certificate verification for these candidates can continue as scheduled
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The petitioner raised concerns about the absence of basic medical infrastructure such as on-site health centres and ambulances at court premises, with the exception of the High Court itself
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The court was dealing with a writ petition filed by 15-year-old Master Shiva Ramakrishna Terli, a promising young cricketer who had previously captained the Hyderabad Under-14 team
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Justice P Naveen Rao committee suggests online redressal mechanism for grievances
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Appearing for Prabhakar Rao, senior advocate T Niranjan Reddy requested the court to grant an interim order restraining his arrest, stating that he is willing to return to India within a week if such protection is granted
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The Telangana High Court issued notices to the State Government and Hyderabad police over the denial of permission for the BRS Silver Jubilee public meeting. The Court sought an explanation on the grounds for rejection after the BRS challenged the decision, terming it arbitrary and a violation of democratic rights.
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The Telangana High Court exposed a major forgery scandal involving fake court orders in a high-value land dispute in Shamshabad. Noting repeated attempts to mislead the judiciary, the Court ordered a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the fraud
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The players claimed that the HCA had banned them last season without providing an opportunity for an explanation as a natural justice, and had not sent any show cause notice
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The two-judge Bench was dealing with the illegal transaction of 103 acres in Survey Numbers 181 and 182 in Nagaram village, Rangareddy district