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BRS NRI-UK unit founder president Anil Kurmachalam compared Chandrashekhar Rao's approach to Mahatma Gandhi's non-violent methods.

The court, which had reserved its decision on November 20 following a petition by Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Patnam Narender Reddy’s wife, delivered its verdict on Friday. Shurthi, the wife of the former MLA, had challenged the registration of three First Information Reports (FIRs) for the same incident. Justice K. Lakshman, after considering the arguments presented by Reddy’s counsel, decided to quash two of the FIRs.

The occasion will be marked by various events across all 33 districts of Telangana, with senior leaders assigned as in-charges for each district

With the local body elections approaching, Ramesh, who joined BJP, is said to be now making efforts to rejoin the BRS, indicating a shift in his political strategy

The programme will be conducted from Nov 30 to Dec 7, focusing on inspecting Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs), model schools, government residential schools, SC, ST, and BC hostels, and colleges

The High Court on Thursday directed the Sub Divisional Police Officer of Mahabubabad to grant permission for the BRS party to hold a peaceful protest in the town. The protest, initially scheduled for November 21, was rescheduled to November 25 upon the court's order.

Deeksha Diwas holds immense significance in Telangana's history, symbolizing the pivotal indefinite hunger strike initiated by Chandrashekar Rao on November 29, 2009.

KCR extended his heartfelt condolences to the grieving party leader, offering comfort and support. He inquired about Laxma Reddy's well-being and assured him of his assistance during this challenging period.

In his complaint, Mir Qurram Ali, BRSVV GHMC Coordinator, accused Chief Minister, A Revanth Reddy, and Minister Komati Reddy of threatening during a public meeting in Vaddepally village to "cut K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s body into pieces and throw it in the River Musi."

Former Minister Harish Rao led the charge, condemning the illegal detention of BRS leaders, including former MLAs K Prabhakar Reddy, Chirumarthy Lingaiah, and Bhupal Reddy, ahead of the Chief Minister's padayatra.

He told the media he’s willing to be imprisoned if it brings "sadistic pleasure" to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, responding to reports that he might be implicated in the Formula E race case. "If they want to file a case, let them. I’ll go to jail for two months, return stronger, and continue fighting for Telangana’s future," he asserted.

In a letter to the CEO, Ravinder Singh expressed concern that the slow pace of voter registration in rural areas is due to a lack of sufficient awareness programs. He noted that enrollment officers are already overwhelmed with their daily responsibilities and are finding it challenging to complete the registration tasks.

KTR pointed out that the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has halted procurement, citing various excuses and leaving farmers at the mercy of middlemen.

Speaking to reporters at Telangana Bhavan, Rama Rao described the nine proposals put forth by the discoms as highly detrimental to both domestic and industrial consumers. He highlighted that the discoms plan to raise fixed charges for households consuming more than 300 units per month from Rs. 10 to Rs. 50. "This isn’t just a tariff hike; it will push ordinary families into financial distress due to rising power consumption," he warned.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao urged party members to expose the Congress's betrayal of farmers, criticizing the party for failing to fulfill its promise of providing ₹15,000 per acre under the Rythu Bharosa scheme.

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

BRS working president KT Rama Rao directed party legislators to reach out to the victims and stand by them at the ground level

To this effect, he also met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and TDP Chief N Chandrababu Naidu.

At a press conference on Friday, BRS legislator P Kaushik Reddy raised concerns over the dramatic rise in project costs from Rs 16,000 crore to a staggering Rs 1.5 lakh crore, labeling it a blatant attempt to siphon public funds. He called for the State government to hold a public hearing on the project before proceeding further.

Rama Rao criticized the Congress for its inconsistency in implementing the Rythu Bharosa farm investment support. He stated, "They made grand election promises about Rythu Bharosa and loan waivers, but following Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao's recent comments, Telangana farmers are now confused. They once claimed to support tenant farmers, but now they are backing out and leaving them without explanation."