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NT Rama Rao was remembered for Rs.2 a kg rice scheme, while Rajashekhara Reddy was known for the Jalayagnam programme, he said, also crediting his former political guru N Chandrababu Naidu for IT and HITEC City initiatives, he said at the Young India Police School inauguration here
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Details shared by parents also reveal that Rs 1.6 lakh as tuition fee for Classes I-III and Rs 1.75 lakh for Classes IV and V has been fixed for students joining under non-police category, which is the highest among all categories
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Stating that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy had become a rubber stamp in the hands of the Congress high command, with the State's affairs being micro-managed by the AICC, he also ridiculed TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud’s statement on the cabinet expansion.
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Former Minister and senior MLA T Harish Rao condemned the spate of police cases filed against BRS leaders, students, and social media activists who questioned the government's actions over the University of Hyderabad (UoH) land issue
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Say the decision to auction 400 acres of land belonging to HCU in favour of corporate companies must be stopped
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The Congress government had claimed to have already disbursed Rythu Bharosa payments for farmers owning up to three acres. But farmers across the districts have disputed the claim.
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The Chief Minister had stated that there would be no by-elections even if the MLAs of the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) defect to the ruling Congress
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Filed a cheating complaint aagainst them for failing to deliver six guarantees
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Demanding immediate action, BRS MLC K Kavitha urged the government to wake up from its slumber and prioritise women's safety before the situation worsens any further
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He also said the 400 acres planned for auction by the State government falls under forest limits.
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Students term the March 13 circular to ban protests ‘undemocratic’
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Says Chief Minister's assertion that lack of large mammals such as tigers or deer justifies auction of 400-acre land was baseless and unscientific
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Kavitha pointed out that the union government confirmed in the Parliament that the State's outstanding debt stands at Rs 4.42 lakh crore at the end of the current fiscal year, while Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is falsely claiming Rs 8 lakh crore. She stated that Congress had come to power on a foundation of lies
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Speaking to mediapersons in the Assembly, he asserted that by-elections are inevitable and expressed confidence that the apex court would rule in BRS’s favour.
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Slams Chief Minister for undermining judicial authority and violating parliamentary norms, requests him to behave like Chief Minister or at least pretend to care
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Accuses Opposition of "spreading misinformation" to scare investors coming to Telangana
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CM says past governments inducted defected MLAs into Cabinet without facing bypolls and that his government was following the same tradition; Harish raises a point of order and questioning legality of discussing a case that was pending before Supreme Court
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There is buzz in Gandhi Bhavan that Cabinet expansion could happen after Ugadi; there are six vacancies and many aspirants are seeking berths
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This was not because of an economic slowdown, but because of the Congress government's failure, Harish Rao said, adding that the people of Telangana had made one error, that of electing Revanth Reddy, and that error was turning out to be a terror for them
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BRS spokesperson Krishank Manne slams Congress government for hiking sand prices from Rs 1,200 per tonne (including GST and transportation) to Rs 1,800 per tonne (excluding GST and transportation)