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Telangana Deputy Chief Minister emphasises that Congress government initiated and completed projects like Koil Sagar, Bhima, Kalwakurthy and Nettempadu on the Krishna River
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Calls the detention of BRS leaders an attempt to stifle legitimate protests against the Congress' betrayal of Telangana farmers
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It will address increasing energy demands sustainably and will outline a broad spectrum of incentives designed to attract investments, support developers, and benefit all stakeholders
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The establishment of institutes such as AICMH is crucial for a stable, sustainable, and ethical supply of critical minerals not just for Telangana but also for India and the world, says the Deputy CM
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The Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and a few other cabinet Ministers, were in Belgavi to participate in the Congress Working Committee meeting on Thursday.
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The party committed a blunder as the banner, which was carried in front during a rally with a photo of Shah marked in red with x mark; Shah was addressed as union Defense Minister, a portfolio held by Rajnath Singh
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Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and former Finance Minister T Harish Rao sparred over the fiscal management of the Congress government's first year in power
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The party also filed an adjournment motion seeking a discussion on the arrest of farmers who protested the acquisition of their lands for the Pharma Village at Lagacherla. However, the motion was rejected amid protests from the opposition benches. "As a result, under Rule 168(1) of the Telangana Legislative Assembly Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business, we are issuing a breach of assembly notice on behalf of the BRS Legislative Assembly party against the Finance Minister," the party stated.
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The number of retirees surged from 1,602 in 2023 to 7,995 in 2024, with the trend expected to continue.
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The State government decided to install a statue that reflects the spirit, culture and history of Telangana.
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The celebrations are confined to officials and artistes, who have been conducting cultural programmes here and there with very less public participation.
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Since the coal transport associations have a say in the issues related to coal transport from SCCL mines and involves collection of money from the tippers on different pretexts, both the parties were trying to gain upper hand in the association election.
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The works have been launched with funds from Stambhadri Urban Development Authority (SUDA) and Khammam Municipal Corporation (KMC) under the limits of SUDA and KMC.
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The Kukatpally MLA suggested that the State government constitute a dedicated committee to conduct a comprehensive survey of all water bodies, starting in Kukatpally.
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The foundation stone for the construction of 28 schools was laid in the first phase and in future such schools would be constructed in every Assembly constituency.
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The Deputy CM was addressing the press after visiting the research and development centre of Yamanashi Green Hydrogen Company, located 100 km from Tokyo.
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According to the CAG’s monthly key indicators on Telangana accounts for the month of August 2024, the total receipts of the State worked out to Rs.91,085.54 crore and the total expenditure was Rs 85,467.75 crore for the five-month period (April-August 2024).
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Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka said in the 2023-24 financial year, the Singareni Collieries Company Limited recorded a profit of Rs.4,701 crore.
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Rama Rao criticised Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's promise of free electricity, stating that it had instead resulted in farmers being “free from electricity.”
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Addressing the 4th Global Renewable Energy Investor's Meet and Expo (RE-INVEST), in Gandhinagar, Gujarat on Monday, Bhatti said Telangana was developing a comprehensive renewable energy(RE) policy to ensure sustainable, reliable and affordable power, promote Renewable Energy projects and attract private investments.