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State-level leaders of various organisations that played a crucial role in the Telangana movement and in fighting for the rights of employees and teachers on Saturday strongly condemned the remarks by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy
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Telangana State secretary of National Disable Rights Forum, M Adavaiah condemned the State government's decision to consider CIBIL score while selecting the beneficiaries under Rajiv Yuva Vikasam scheme
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After the results announcement, candidates can view their rank and score card on the website https://eapcet.tgche.ac.in/.
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Except for a few Cabinet Ministers who made an unconvincing effort to defend the Chief Minister’s statements, most Congress leaders are distancing themselves from his remarks
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Discontent is brewing among legislators in the State, especially among ruling party MLAs, who are finding themselves increasingly cornered due to the delay in the release of Constituency Development Funds
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Rao alleged that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy was more focused on the Miss World competition while farmers continued to suffer
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KT Rama Rao warned Congress against insulting Telangana or KCR, vowing retaliation. He accused CM Revanth Reddy's family of gaining wealth as state revenues fall, urging explanation
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In 2014, Telangana’s own tax revenue was Rs.30,000 crore. In the last 11 years, it increased to Rs.1.30 crore. Is this bankruptcy. Similarly, the State annual budget escalated from Rs.1 lakh crore to Rs.3 lakh crore. Is this bankruptcy, the former Finance Minister asked
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Also requests Union Minister to sanction elevated corridor from Mannanur to Srisailam for Hyderabad-Srisailam section of NH-765, Hyderabad-Amaravati greenfield expressway
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Says Telangana is in a financial mess, admits that his administration has no clue how to handle the situation
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Hyderabad’s Congress government plans rural local body elections for July-August 2025, spurred by financial pressures and local demands. Delays from a caste census and BC reservation issues persist, but Chief Minister Reddy has ordered preparations to restore governance and secure Central funds
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Also considers working only during work hours, organising human chains and mass lunches in front of government offices, State-wide pen-down strikes and mass casual leave programmes to press for their demands
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Led by TGO president Eluri Sreenivasa Rao, the representatives asked the Chief Secretary to resolve their 57 demands at the earliest
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Like many other promises, apprehensions continue over the Congress government’s assurance to extend 42 percent reservations to Backward Classes in the local body elections, apart from in the conduct itself of the elections
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has been making claims about continuing the previous government’s welfare initiatives
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The latest in this alleged misinformation campaign was an online report claiming that former Minister Harish Rao was being sidelined within the party and was considering an exit
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Warns that even a single misstep could adversely impact the corporation
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The SSC Public Examination results 2025 out now
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BRS Whip KP Vivekananda said Hyderabad’s image had taken a hit under Congress rule, citing reports that home sales had dropped by 49 per cent
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Asserts that public meeting was just a trailer and BRS will now question Congress government at every juncture and every failure over next three-and-half years