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Votes to BJP, Congress will take Telangana back to dark ages: CM KCR

He said that his ministers, K T Rama Rao and T Harish Rao had done impressive work in their constituencies and said the BRS government was committed to the welfare of the state

BRS appoints 54 in-charges for constituencies; party manifesto on Oct 15

K T Rama Rao suggested to the in-charges that they should go to the people requesting them to vote highlighting the achievements of the BRS government

Telangana Elections: BJP to release first candidates' list on October 15

On October 9, the Election Commission of India (ECI) announced the election schedule for the five poll-bound states

People of Telangana despise BRS, least concerned about its manifesto: BJP

The BJP leader said that if KCR is voted to power once again in the state, he will increase the state's rupees five trillion debt to ten trillion

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Telangana Assembly elections: BJP makes key appointments ahead of polls

While former state BJP chief Bandi Sanjay will lead the public speaking committee, Nizamabad MP Arvind Dharmapuri has been given the charge of taking care of the party's social media presence

Telangana polls: KCR to file his nomination on Nov 9 for Gajwel, Kamareddy

The last date to file nominations is November 10. The BRS has already announced 115 candidates for the 119-seat Telangana Assembly

CM KCR's health is 'jabardast', he will present BRS' manifesto soon: KTR

KTR alleged that Congress would get bags full of money from Karnataka and the BJP would get the same from New Delhi and then "duly sell Telangana to either Adani and Ambani"

Telangana Assembly elections 2023: A glance at K Chandrashekhar Rao's life

KCR has a master's degree in Telugu literature from Osmania University, Hyderabad. His children, K T Rama Rao and K Kavitha are both active in Telangana politics

It is BJP which sent feelers for alliance in 2018: Rama Rao hits back at PM

Hitting back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remarks that he nipped in the bud the Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's desire to be a part of NDA, BRS Working President KT Rama Rao has said in fact it was the other way around and the saffron party had sent feelers for an alliance in 2018. In a message posted on "X" on Wednesday, Rama Rao said the BRS has never allied with anyone during polls ever since Telangana was formed despite several requests and in fact it is the opposition that have come together setting aside their ideological differences to defeat the "formidable" KCR. "In 2018, Biggest Jhoota Party through its State President Dr K Laxman sent feelers to ally with BRS. Could the offer have been made without the approval of his Delhi bosses? Here is the then BJP state president making statement on record," he said posting some old paper clippings suggesting that the then BJP Telangana chief Laxman saying his party was ready to support BRS (the TRS) if the .

KTR attacks Congress, says TPCC is run by 'RSS leader' Revanth Reddy

KTR went on to challenge Revanth Reddy to make a public statement denying that he has not worked for the RSS and that he does not hate Muslims

BRS has turned 'loktantra' into 'loottantra' in Telangana: PM Modi

PM Modi promised that his party will expose all wrongs done by the BRS and bring their corrupt leaders to justice

Who except Adani has gained from BJP's 10-yr rule, KTR asks PM Modi

Modi is scheduled to visit Nizamabad in Telangana this afternoon, October 3, to inaugurate a slew of development projects worth over Rs 8,000 crore and address a public meeting organised by the BJP

PM Modi here to sell assets of Telangana, says BRS leader K T Rama Rao

K T Rama Rao accused PM Modi of discriminating against Telugu states, he said, "He (PM Modi) has not sanctioned any funds for Amaravati and the same is the case with Telangana"

K T Rama Rao denounces Centre's apathy towards Palamuru irrigation project

Ahead of the Prime Minister's visit to Telangana to launch several projects, BRS working president K T Rama Rao on Sunday sought to question Narendra Modi over the Centre's alleged apathy towards the Palamuru irrigation project at Mahabubnagar in the state. Rama Rao posted on X (formerly twitter) a purported video of Modi in 2014 questioning the then UPA government about its callous attitude towards the Palamuru project. Rama Rao said he wants to "show the mirror" to Modi in view of the NDA government's apathetic attitude towards the project during the last 10 years. "PM @narendramodi Ji, Back in 2014, you had questioned the UPA Govt about their indifferent attitude towards Palamuru irrigation projects and asked if they were sleeping for 10 years! Today, after seeing 10 years of BJP's apathy towards Mahbubnagar, I want to show the mirror to you," he said. "What assistance did you give to Palamuru irrigation projects in last ten years? A Big ZERO. That's exactly the the Number of se

Telangana: BJP aims to mobilise 200,000 people for PM's Nizamabad meeting

BJP General Secretary in Telangana, G Premender Reddy said that Prime Minister Modi and BJP's senior leadership are committed to the development of Telangana

KTR accuses PM Modi of according step-motherly treatment to Telangana

KTR also objected to Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan's decision to reject the recommendation of the Cabinet to nominate two party leaders as MLCs

KCR to release Rs 5,000 cr from state development fund within 2 weeks

The Election Commissioner of India is expected to notify the assembly elections on October 6

Telangana BJP struggles as hopeless senior leaders set to join Congress

The BJP leader said that only Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah could rescue Telangana BJP by taking corrective steps

Telangana Congress sends 300 names to CEC; first list to be announced soon

For constituencies where multiple candidates have applied for a Congress ticket, the party will take a call based on survey reports and inputs from the team led by election strategist Sunil Kanugolu