Archive · 26 Oct 2025
Telangana High Court Halts School Eviction, Protects Students
A school in Hyderabad was about to be kicked out due to a problem between the owner and the school.
The court stepped in to stop this because it would have affected 750 kids.
The court said the kids' right to go to school is important and should not be stopped.
The court ordered that the school doesn't have to move out right now, so the kids can keep learning without disruption.
The court's decision ensures that the school stays open for now.
Telangana High Court granted a stay on the eviction of Radiant High School in Hyderabad.
The eviction order was from a lower court, obtained by the school's landlord.
Approximately 750 students are currently enrolled at the school.
The court emphasized protecting the students' right to education.
Further eviction proceedings are halted until November 11.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, Radiant High School, students, and landlord.
- What
- Court granted an interim stay on the eviction of a Hyderabad school.
- When
- Eviction order on October 7, 2025; court stay on Friday.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana High Court, Radiant High School, Musheerabad.
- Why
- To protect 750 students' rights to education during the ongoing academic year.
- School
- Radiant High School, Musheerabad
- Students Affected
- 750
- Court Order
- Interim stay on eviction
- Eviction Order Date
- October 7, 2025
- Court Hearing Date
- November 4
- Age Range of Students
- 4 to 16 years
