"a-revanth-reddy"

A Santhi Kumari, who retired as Chief Secretary on April 30, still finds her name listed in the Board of Directors column; K Ramakrishna Rao, who assumed the role of Chief Secretary on May 1, is still shown with his old designation, Special Chief Secretary, Finance

Dubbing it as a grave affront to Telangana’s dignity, the party condemns the incident as humiliating and unacceptable

The BRS working president termed the attempt to sell Kancha Gachibowli land as an act of corruption and betrayal, involving Rs 10,000 crore scam. He said the Congress government deploying bulldozers over a long weekend to circumvent oversight and destroy green cover is a clear violation of environmental laws.

He questioned the multiple investigations against the previous BRS regime, including the latest forensic audit on Dharani portal, stating that over ten probes have yielded no result so far

Efforts to revive Telangana’s historic sugar factories, particularly the Nizam Sugar Factory (NSF) and the Nizamabad Cooperative Sugar Factory (NCSF), have made no headway so far

Speaking to media here on Wednesday, Rakesh Reddy questioned the State's priorities, pointing out that Rs.200 crore was spent on beauty pageants, while farmers were reeling under crop losses and water shortages.

"Farmers are in tears at every procurement centre. The crop cultivated with six months of toil is now soaked and damaged due to thunderstorm" Harish Rao said

The newly launched TECC comprises senior leaders, including former Council Chairman K Swamy Goud, ex-TNGO presidents Karam Ravinder Reddy and Devi Prasad, former MLC Pathuri Sudhakar Reddy, and C Vittal

Convinced with the TGCHE Chairman’s assurance, the TPDMA announced that they would cooperate with all the universities for the ensuing semester examinations commencing May 14 .

While the Chief Minister is busy with beauty pageants, farmers are collapsing under the Sun, with no government in sight. This is not negligence, but a State murder, the BRS working president said

: A student from Andhra Pradesh topped the engineering stream, while a Telangana candidate bagged the first rank in the AP stream of the Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (TG EAPCET) 2025 results declared on Sunday

Harish Rao has lashed out at Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for releasing the Telangana EAPCET results from his residence in Jubilee Hills, rather than at an official event. He termed it a display of arrogance and disregard for established practices

In sharp contrast to the Congress government’s claims of extending all support to gram panchayats, Munugode MLA Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy said several bills were pending since the last 15 months and that the situation in the panchayats was very challenging

The proposed closure of the Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple, Vemulawada, to take up developmental works is being opposed by various quarters. Though the opposition is not against the development proposal, it is against the closure of the shrine when the works are taken up

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

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

After the results announcement, candidates can view their rank and score card on the website https://eapcet.tgche.ac.in/.

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

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

Rao alleged that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy was more focused on the Miss World competition while farmers continued to suffer