BRS Legislature Party deputy leader T Harish Rao was placed under house arrest in Hyderabad ahead of his visit to Warangal to support students protesting against G.O. 97, which proposes merging polytechnic education with Young India Skills University.
BRS leader Anugula Rakesh Reddy accused the Congress government in Telangana of neglecting education, citing low budget allocation, shortage of full-time education officers, and plans to drastically reduce schools.
Speakers at a round-table meeting in Khammam demanded that the Telangana government immediately clear pending fee reimbursement and scholarship arrears. Student unions, college managements and parents said the issue affects students' futures and vowed to continue their agitation until the dues are paid.
An all-party meeting in Bhadrachalam demanded the demerger of five gram panchayats merged with Andhra Pradesh for the Polavaram project. Leaders said residents were facing issues and urged the Centre to introduce a bill to merge them back into Telangana.
BRS leader Anugula Rakesh Reddy criticised the Congress government for arresting job aspirants in Hyderabad, accusing it of breaking promises on two lakh jobs. He demanded job notifications before local polls and called the government’s job calendar “jobless”
Hanamkonda: Much to the dismay of the BJP activists in the Hanamkonda district, the internal fight between party district president Rao Padma Reddy and party State spokesperson Anugula Rakesh Reddy has reached to its peak with the former issuing a show cause notice to the latter for alleged anti-party activities. A native of Vangapahad village […]
