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Life must go on — Telangana motto

Hyderabad: The State Cabinet, in approving the design and construction of a new state-of-the-art integrated Secretariat complex, has sent a clear message that the government intends to carry on with its work despite the pandemic threat. Audacious as it may sound, and much to the chagrin of the opposition, the State government has made it clear t
Telangana
Bold moves for a bright future of Telangana

Despite the pandemic hitting all activities, the KCR-led government in Telangana has ensured that the economy is alive and kicking thanks to major policy decisions
Telangana
PV Narasimha Rao, the man who turned the tide

How does one describe former Prime Minister late P V Narasimha Rao? Most would say he was an intellectual, a polyglot and a scholar, a wily politician but not a man of the masses, seemingly unambitious, and yet a political survivor.
India
‘Bois locker room’ revelations: Juvenile apprehended by Delhi police

The cyber cell of Delhi Police took cognizance of the matter after screenshots from the group went viral on social media.
Telangana
TS Lockdown extension: It was people’s will which prevailed

Deciding to extend the restrictions till May 7 must have been tough for the State Cabinet
Telangana
Lockdown: No room for ‘trial and error’ exercise

The unpredictably and inconsistency of the virus puts a question mark on the Centre’s decision to ease the lockdown after April 20
Telangana
Telangana puts best foot forward to fight the worst

With a dozen govt hospitals and 23 private hospitals roped in to treat Covid-19 patients and 127 quarantine centres, State is well-equipped
Telangana
Telangana prepares for next phase of lockdown

The relatively low numbers of positive cases and lower percentage of fatalities coupled with the encouraging recovery rate among patients are clear indications that the State government is on the right path.
Hyderabad
Lockdown a testing time for couples

While people have generally come to accept that the lockdown is essential to keep coronavirus at bay and under check, the number of corporate as well as personal cases that are landing up at the doorsteps of lawyers indicate that the thresholds are thinning out
Hyderabad
Corona-hit corporates rush for legal advice

The back-to-back crises have placed the business sector in an unprecedented situation, even as they struggle to keep afloat
Telangana
Corona leads people to draw up will of succession

Uncertainty driven by the coronavirus scare is forcing many persons to "settle things"
Hyderabad
What it takes to make a ‘will of succession’

Technically, you don't even need a lawyer to draft a will if you follow a simple format of eight parameters.
Hyderabad
TRS is virtually invincible when it comes to State politics

The victory clearly establishes the fact that the TRS is virtually invincible when it comes to the State politics and that the loss of four seats in the Lok Sabha elections was only an aberration that can be corrected.
India
Amul wants natural fortification of milk: GCMMF chief

Responding to FSSAI's allegation of disparaging the fortified milk segment, Amul said it is not in favour of synthetic or artificial fortification of milk.
Telangana
Mamata endorses KCR’s contention that BJP, Congress won’t be able to form government

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, for the first time, has spoken about the strong possibility of a Federal Front ruling the roost at the Centre post-May 23, the day results of the general elections will be announced.
Telangana
Eliminating Congress, BJP from game is Federal Front’s aim: Kavitha

Nizamabad TRS candidate says if Modi's graph is declining day by day, Rahul's graph is not rising to catch up with others
Columns
Crown Calling

After two decades of coalescing around the national parties, this election could put the regional non-aligned parties in the driver’s seat
Telangana
PM’s Kisan Nidhi sets off interesting debate

Hyderabad: The announcement of the Rs 6,000 assured annual income in three instalments for farmers with less than five acres of land has triggered an interesting debate in Telangana. Will the Central government scheme be in addition to the trend-setting Rs 8,000 per year (to be increased to Rs 10,000 from this fiscal) Rythu Bandhu that about 57
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BJP’s farm scheme just a mirage

At best, the Prime Minister’s Kisan Samman Nidhi is a poor and peripheral attempt at copying Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s Rythu Bandhu without getting the essence of the TS scheme.
Infocus
2018: Year of TRS

The year saw the government come up with blockbuster welfare initiatives that would have far-reaching impact on people’s life, writes PS Jayaram.