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Revanth Reddy announced that the foundation for the project would be laid in the first week of November. He also announced that the world's largest statue of Mahatma Gandhi would be installed at Bapu Ghat.
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KT Rama Rao on Monday said the Congress government was creating a "reign of terror" atmosphere among the poor, with the recent demolition drives forcing vulnerable residents to extreme actions, including suicide.
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He asked the officials to utilise the available sports resources efficiently and upgrade the existing stadiums and sports complexes in tune with the future requirements.
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A few residents, including a woman, were injured after police resorted to lathi charge to bring the situation under control. The tense atmosphere prevailed till late in the afternoon.
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After the two-hour meeting, the government declared that a cabinet sub-committee would be constituted to address the issues raised by the TGEJAC.
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They charged that the police personnel were being made to work as bonded labour and demanded the government to protect the rights of the police personnel. They alleged that the police personnel were made to work long hours without leave.
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Government employees are gearing up to stage protests in support of their 51 demands beginning from October 28 to January 30 across the State
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Harish Rao said on July 20 this year, Revanth Reddy boasted about grand plans for Musi Riverfront development with Rs 1.5 lakh crore, only to deny to have made any such statements during a recent press conference.
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He said Revanth Reddy's tenure, where pressing issues were being ignored, was marked by false promises and deceptive governance
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The government should immediately scrap it and reschedule the examinations, so that they could prepare for examinations properly, he said.
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The farmers found fault with the state government for deceiving them by denying the promises made to them during the time of elections
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Questions are being raised about the timing of Adani Group's Rs. 100 crore funding to Congress's Young India Skill University, just ahead of the public hearing for Ambuja Cement's factory in Ramannapet.
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Telangana has witnessed an unprecedented outbreaks of protests against the Congress over different issues at multiple places on Saturday
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KTR says BRS not opposed to project but against displacement of thousands of families and inflated costs
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"If the Chief Minister could spell "rejuvenation" correctly, without checking the spelling, I am willing to gift him with the bag," BRS working president KT Rama Rao offered
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The BRS government prioritised poor families by ensuring that no one was displaced during the river clean-up and development, said BRS working president KT Rama Rao
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BRS supporters criticised CM Revanth Reddy for lacking an action plan for Musi River project victims and demanded an apology, questioning his defense of a private company amid ongoing controversy
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The announcement comes in response to remarks made by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy at a media conference.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao directed party legislators to reach out to the victims and stand by them at the ground level
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It is learnt that the six MLAs on Tuesday urged the high command and the State leadership as well to take action against Surekha, citing "interference" and "misconduct" by the Minister.