"bharat-rashtra-samithi-brs"

He compared Revanth Reddy's rhetoric to Indira Gandhi's infamous "foreign hand" claims, which were used to justify the Congress government's failures at the time. "The Chief Minister is making a mockery of himself by blaming his predecessor for everything that goes wrong," he said.

Speaking to the media at her residence on Monday, Kavitha accused the Congress government of betraying women by not fulfilling its election promises. She cautioned that if an official announcement was not made by March 8, 10,000 women would stage protests across 10,000 villages.

He took a drastic step by ending his life at his home on Wednesday night. The reason behind his suicide remains unknown.

Calls for renewed movement to safeguard State, says Congress dragging Telangana into crisis

While addressing party workers during Chandrashekhar Rao's 71st birthday celebrations at Telangana Bhavan, Rama Rao praised his father, stating that Chandrashekhar Rao was a hero not only to him but to four crore people of Telangana.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao, former Minister T Harish Rao, and Opposition leader in the Council S Madhusudhana Chari celebrated by cutting a huge 71 kg cake at Telangana Bhavan. The event also featured a special documentary showcasing Chandrashekhar Rao's life and political journey. Cultural programs were organized as part of the celebration, with participation from MPs, MLAs, former Ministers, corporators, and activists.

Says Revanth Reddy's remarks against KCR unbecoming of a Chief Minister

The Sarpanch, Meenakshi, said that the newly created State of Telangana was able to stand at the top in the country with the help of innovative welfare schemes and pragmatic developmental programmes during Chandrashekhar Rao’s 10-year-long tenure

BRS leader and MLC K Kavitha demanded Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to take immediate action to address the farmers' grievances

However, this would be restricted to only 3.1% of the population who did not participate in the initial exercise

Former Minister and MLA Talasani Srinivas Yadav warned that if the State government remains unyielding, the BRS will collaborate with like-minded groups to fight for justice for BCs. He made this statement during an informal interaction with the media after a meeting of GHMC corporators and MLAs at Telangana Bhavan.

Stressing the importance of conducting the population census without further delay, BRS leader and former MP B Vinod Kumar on Tuesday feared that the postponement of the periodic count of population would have adverse impact on many counts

Apex court says rights of a party cannot be permitted to be frustrated in a democracy

A bench comprising Justices BR Gavai and K Vinod Chandran had previously sought clarification from the Telangana Legislative Assembly on what defines a "reasonable period" for resolving disqualification pleas. During the hearing on Monday, Justice Gavai reminded senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, who was representing the Assembly Secretary, that he was expected to obtain instructions regarding this timeline.

Kishan Reddy participated in celebrations organised by BJP at its Telangana headquarters here to celebrate the party's massive win in the Delhi Assembly elections

In a post on X, Rama Rao stated that during former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's tenure, Telangana experienced the highest groundwater rise in the country, transforming even seasonal drylands into water-rich areas. However, he claimed that under Congress rule, paddy fields are now drying up.

Implementation of 42 per cent reservations for BCs will solely depend on the discretion of political parties, as it requires constitutional amendment which is a prerogative of BJP-led Central government

Criticizing the Congress's BC Declaration as entirely false and a complete sham, Rama Rao stated that the Congress government had once again demonstrated its lack of commitment to BC reservations.

Anticipating protests, GHMC authorities initiated the construction at midnight on Tuesday, sparking controversy. Upon receiving information, several local BRS and Congress leaders hurried to the site to halt the work. However, the police detained them and relocated them to police stations.

Under the aegis of the VRA Joint Action Committee, many turned up at the Ministers quarters. Holding placards, they squatted on the road and demanded the government to address their issues