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    Megha Engineering Defamation Case: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere Telangana HC Media Gag Order
    Megha Engineering Defamation Case: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere Telangana HC Media Gag Order
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    Megha Engineering Defamation Case: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere Telangana HC Media Gag Order

    The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the Telangana High Court’s decision setting aside a media gag order in the Megha Engineering defamation case, reaffirming constitutional limits on prior restraint and strengthening press freedom protections.

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    'Wear and Tear' of Married Life Not Ground for Divorce, Spouse Must Prove it with Relevant Evidence: Telangana High Court
    'Wear and Tear' of Married Life Not Ground for Divorce, Spouse Must Prove it with Relevant Evidence: Telangana High Court
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    ‘Wear and Tear’ of Married Life Not Ground for Divorce, Spouse Must Prove it with Relevant Evidence: Telangana High Court

    The Telangana High Court ruled that ordinary “wear and tear” of married life cannot be treated as cruelty for divorce. Allegations must be supported by clear, convincing evidence before a marriage can be legally dissolved.

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    Making Scurrilous Allegations Against Judges When Orders Aren’t Favourable Must Be Deprecated: CJI Gavai
    Making Scurrilous Allegations Against Judges When Orders Aren’t Favourable Must Be Deprecated: CJI Gavai
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    Making Scurrilous Allegations Against Judges When Orders Aren’t Favourable Must Be Deprecated: CJI Gavai

    Today, On 10th November, Chief Justice BR Gavai, during a contempt hearing in the N. Peddi Raju case, condemned the rising trend of scandalous allegations against judges over unfavourable rulings, stressing that such scurrilous attacks on the judiciary must be strongly deprecated.

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    "Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving": Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge
    "Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving": Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge
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    “Majesty of Law Lies in Forgiving”: Supreme Court Closes Contempt Case Against Lawyer, AOR Over Remarks on Telangana High Court Judge

    The Supreme Court, led by CJI B.R. Gavai, closed the contempt case against a lawyer and litigant who made scandalous allegations against Telangana High Court Judge Justice Moushumi Bhattacharya, after their apology was accepted. The bench reminded that “Majesty of law lies in forgiving,” while cautioning lawyers against filing petitions with baseless accusations.

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    Telangana High Court Halts Ticket Price Hike for Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG, Fans Shocked
    Telangana High Court Halts Ticket Price Hike for Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG, Fans Shocked
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    Telangana High Court Halts Ticket Price Hike for Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG, Fans Shocked

    The Telangana High Court has suspended the GO allowing ticket hikes and special shows for Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG. Fans are worried about cancellations and refunds as the next hearing is set for October 9.

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    Telangana High Court Stays Single Judge Order on Group-1 Mains Re-Evaluation, Relief for TGPSC
    Telangana High Court Stays Single Judge Order on Group-1 Mains Re-Evaluation, Relief for TGPSC
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    Telangana High Court Stays Single Judge Order on Group-1 Mains Re-Evaluation, Relief for TGPSC

    The Telangana High Court has ordered interim suspension of a single judge’s directive to re-evaluate Group-1 mains exam answer sheets. Appointments made in the meantime will depend on the final outcome of the writ appeals.

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    Telangana Phone Tapping Row: Supreme Court tells ex-SIB Chief Prabhakar Rao to “cooperate with trial”
    Telangana Phone Tapping Row: Supreme Court tells ex-SIB Chief Prabhakar Rao to “cooperate with trial”
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    Telangana Phone Tapping Row: Supreme Court tells ex-SIB Chief Prabhakar Rao to “cooperate with trial”

    The Supreme Court has asked former Telangana intelligence officer T Prabhakar Rao to cooperate in the ongoing illegal phone tapping trial. The case involves surveillance of politicians, journalists, and even High Court judges during the BRS Government’s tenure.

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    Telangana High Court Stays Single Judge Order on Group-1 Mains Re-Evaluation, Relief for TGPSC
    Telangana High Court Stays Single Judge Order on Group-1 Mains Re-Evaluation, Relief for TGPSC
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    Telangana High Court Quashes Cases Over Tweets Criticising Congress; Issues Key Guidelines for FIRs on Political Social Media Posts

    The Telangana High Court struck down three criminal cases against an X user for tweets critical of CM Revanth Reddy’s Congress government, ruling them protected free speech. The Court also laid down strict guidelines for police and magistrates on handling FIRs in social media cases.

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    Delhi High Court Refuses PIL on Electoral Finance Loopholes, Govt Machinery Misuse and High Poll Expenditure
    Delhi High Court Refuses PIL on Electoral Finance Loopholes, Govt Machinery Misuse and High Poll Expenditure
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    Delhi High Court Refuses PIL on Electoral Finance Loopholes, Govt Machinery Misuse and High Poll Expenditure

    The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL filed by Independent candidate Aakash Goel over electoral finance gaps, misuse of government machinery, voter awareness, and high political spending. The Court held these issues are policy matters and directed him to approach authorities.

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    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles
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    BREAKING | Supreme Court Dismisses Telangana BJP’s Plea Against CM Revanth Reddy: Don’t Use the Court for Political Battles

    Today, On 8th September, The Supreme Court has dismissed Telangana BJP’s plea against CM A Revanth Reddy over alleged defamatory campaign remarks, with CJI Gavai reminding, “Don’t use the Court for political battles. If you are a politician, you must bear such remarks.”

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