Ananya Mondal

In this case the Court directed the petitioner to file an on-line application under Section 5(1) of the Telangana Rights inland and Pattadar Pass Books Act, 2020, for effecting the changes in the revenue records in respect of the subject land within a period of fifteen (15) days.

The Karnataka High Court held that the accused, who is ‘absconding’ and declared as a ‘proclaimed offender’, can not be granted anticipatory bail. The Court said that when a person against whom a warrant had been issued and is absconding or concealing himself in order to avoid execution of the

Telangana High Court declared, in Mohammed Gulam Manjur vs The State of Telangana on 30 November 2020, that the child should be protected and should be weaned away from the family, where his mother has allegedly committed suicide and, his father has been arrested. Brief Facts of the Case The

During a raid, it was found that the Petitioner was harvesting ganja and the same was found in bags. The Karnataka High Court gave liberty to the petitioner to approach the Court as the ganja was of intermittent quantity and the investigation was not yet completed. Brief Facts of the

The Madras High Court on 27 November 2020, directed the petitioner to pay the insurance premium amount payable under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) Scheme for availing crop insurance amount for the year 2020-21 for the property, within a period of one week. The Court also informed that

The Karnataka High Court granted bail on several conditions to the accused who had promised to marry the victim and obtained her consent for sexual act several times. The accused had thereafter turned hostile to the victim. Brief Facts of the Case In Sri Rakesh Jadav N vs State Of

Telangana High Court on 19.11.2020, warned the State Government to be wary of the second wave of COVID-19 and directed it to step up testing at least 50,000 tests per day in the coming weeks. Brief Facts  The Court expressed its surprise at the poor enforcement of social distancing norms

Telangana High Court on 12.11.2020 directed the state government to ban the sale and use of firecrackers for the rest of the year due to the immediate effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brief Facts  According to the Union Health Ministry, 17,323 active cases are currently there in Telangana. Among them,

Telangana High Court issued notices to the State Government to file a counter explaining the stand on a Petition against the new Dharani land portal and, therefore, the method during which the Government is seeking to upload details on the website. Submission of the Petitioners The Petition was filed by

State Bank of India requested the Telangana High Court to dismiss the petitions challenging the circular of the Reserve Bank of India. The High Court asked all the banks to declare suspicious accounts as fraud accounts. Challenge of the Petitioner Before the Court  Rajesh Agarwal of BS company and others