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Telangana BJP leader Bandi Sanjay Kumar accuses CM KCR of appeasement

Bandi Kumar Sanjay blamed the BRS President for making the Rajak community jobless by providing 250 units of free electricity supply for Muslim dhobis and laundry shops in the state

Telangana IT Minister K T Rama Rao accuses PM Modi of misleading youth

Rama Rao also blamed PM Modi for doing favours to Gautam Adani by way of privatising government companies

Cong president Kharge targets Telangana CM KCR, PM Modi over false promises

Accusing KCR, Kharge said that BRS had looted the people of Telangana on the pretext of irrigation projects and other schemes, making Telangana a debt-ridden state with a deficit of Rs 3.6 trillion

Telangana congress leader assures caste census if voted to power at Centre

The last caste census was conducted in 1931. This data became the basis for quota caps under the Mandal formula. Caste data were collected for the 2011 census but it was never made public

BRS, Congress trying to bury history of Hyderabad liberation: Telangana BJP

BJP leader Kishan Reddy spoke about Hyderabad's liberation from Nizams on September 17, 1948, following the police action instructed by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Everything you need to know about Telangana before Assembly elections 2023

Telangana has the highest per capita income among all Indian states

Congress and BRS have been hand in glove for years: Telangana BJP

It is only the BJP that has not had any kind of tie-up with the BRS, BJP national executive member N Indrasena Reddy said

Telangana CM KCR approves Rs 195 cr for drinking water project in Kamareddy

This comes at a time when the Telangana state government is making preparations to inaugurate nine government medical colleges in the state

Telangana CM KCR to inaugurate nine medical colleges on September 19

With the new medical colleges running, Telangana will have a total of 26 medical colleges with 3,915 medical seats on offer

Pay contract employees, teachers on time: Telangana Congress prez to KCR

Reddy questioned the intent of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) government in the state and said that he was not sure if this was an employee-friendly government

EX-BRS MLA Aravind Reddy expresses disappointment over ticket distribution

Aravind Reddy requested Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao (KCR) to give the ticket for Mancherial to a backward-class candidate, citing that the population of BCs was high in the constituency

Telangana elections: Shah to address rally, review preparations in state

Telangana Assembly elections 2023: BJP leaders have claimed that there is 'anti-incumbency' against the K Chandrashekhar Rao-led government in the state

BRS MLC Mahender Reddy set to be inducted into Telangana cabinet: Reports

Months ahead of Telangana Assembly polls, BRS MLC Patnam Mahender Reddy is likely to join the state cabinet on Thursday, sources said. The swearing-in is expected to take place in the afternoon, sources said. Mahender Reddy's induction into the cabinet is seen as a move by BRS president and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to address dissatisfaction following announcement of tickets to contest the upcoming Legislative Assembly polls. Mahender Reddy, who had served as Transport Minister earlier, was said to be a strong contender for the BRS ticket from Tandur constituency in Vikarabad district. However, the ruling BRS allotted the Tandur seat to incumbent MLA Pilot Rohith Reddy. In a likely head start, CM Rao recently announced 115 candidates for the total 119 seats in the upcoming Assembly polls. The schedule for the Assembly elections, which is expected to be held in the next few months, is yet to be announced by the Election Commission.

BRS-AIMIM partnership hurting Muslims in Telangana: BJP MP D Arvind

The BJP MP underlined that since CM K Chandrashekhar Rao didn't implement PM Ayushman and PM Awas Yojana, Muslim families in Telangana faced a loss of Rs 7 lakh each

Women's reservation not my domestic problem, it concerns 700 mn women: BRS

Dismissing opposition's remarks on allottment of tickets to women in the forthcoming Assembly elections by the ruling BRS, MLC K Kavitha on Wednesday said the women's reservation issue was not her domestic problem but concerns 70 crore female folk in the country. Addressing reporters here, she slammed both the Congress and the BJP, saying both parties have ignored the Women Reservation Bill, which though passed in the Rajya Sabha in 2010, has yet to be cleared by the Lok Sabha despite figuring in the BJP's election manifesto. Union Minister and state BJP president G Kishan Reddy had attacked Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao-led BRS for not giving 33 per cent reservation to women in distribution of tickets for the coming Assembly polls. In March this year, Kavitha held a hunger-dharna in the national capital on the women reservation issue. "What I request from every political party is that this is not my domestic problem. This is a women's problem. This is a problem of 70 crore wo

Telangana elections: BRS releases first list, KCR to contest from two seats

BRS has decided to field new candidates from Vemulawada, Khanapur, Asifabad, Boath, Metpally, Wayra, and Uppal. The sitting MLAs from these constituencies have been dropped for the Assembly elections

Telangana elections: BRS MLAs face competition for tickets within party

While sitting legislators have asserted that they are confident about re-nomination, names of relatives of the MLAs and other leaders are also coming up for the ticket

Telangana elections 2023: Cong to accept applications at payment of Rs 50K

Karnataka unit Congress charged Rs 2 lakh from the aspiring candidates of the general category while it charged Rs 1 lakh from SC/ST applicants in the Assembly polls held earlier in May

KTR announces 2BHK houses for underprivileged living on River Musi banks

Congress working president Mahesh Goud said that the move came just to woo the voters of the state which is going for assembly polls this year

As elections approach, BRS prepares for massive rally in Warangal on Oct 16

People aware of the news said that the event is likely to draw people in large numbers going in the range of one million to one and a half million