Pinto Deepak is a journalist at Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering a range of topics including criminal law, litigation, and the judicial system, with a particular focus on civil and family law. Pinto's work has been featured in The Economic Times, providing insights into court proceedings, legal reform, and regional interests.
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By: Pinto Deepak
Hyderabad: Observing that the issue of infant selling “may not be confined to the Suryapet district alone and could be a statewide problem” and “might need a separate suo motu PIL” to monitor the issue, the Telangana high court on Monday asked why the police had been unable to identify the biological parents of infants rescued from an interstate infant-selling racket in Suryapet in 2025.
By: Pinto Deepak
Hyderabad: Telangana high court has dismissed an appeal filed by a Shamirpet farmer challenging a criminal case registered against him, ruling that the plea was not maintainable under the letters patent as the relief sought would effectively amount to quashing criminal proceedings.
CWC and NDSA tell Telangana High Court Kaleshwaram barrage operations are up to the state; NDSA cites inspection committees and ongoing rehab oversight.
By: Pinto Deepak
Telangana High Court dismisses parole plea of fugitive life convict who overstayed parole for 40 years, worked as a govt teacher; orders tighter parole tracking.
By: Pinto Deepak
Hyderabad: Telangana high court has dismissed a petition challenging the preventive detention (PD) of a man booked as an “insecticide offender” under the Telangana Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act, 1986, ruling that the sale of spurious pesticides and seeds to farmers amounts to a disturbance of public order and not merely a law and order issue.
By: Pinto Deepak
Hyderabad: Telangana high court has directed the forest department not to interfere with the peaceful possession, administration and management of Sunni Masjid Osmania and Deeni madrassa in the Ananthagiri Hills of Vikarabad district without following due process of law.
Hyderabad: The Telangana high court has set aside orders that had allowed over 120 persons to seek membership in two fishermen cooperative societies, ruling that the societies should have been heard before their interests were affected.
Telangana FTSC conviction rate in rape/POCSO cases rose to 20.21% in 2025, but trails top states; 36 courts had 8,806 pending cases (June 2026).
By: Pinto Deepak
Telangana High Court orders Cyberabad police probe into alleged custodial torture and illegal detention at KPHB police station; CCTV footage to be preserved.
CSIR-NGRI study links Himalayan quake risk to Indian Plate subduction, crust thickening, MHT strain buildup, and hidden Ganga Basin ridges concentrating stress.
