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Hyderabad: The ruling TRS lodged a complaint with the State Election Commission against Raj News channel for intentionally and deliberately spreading wrong and fabricated news against the State government, Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and TRS party in violation of the model code of conduct. The party leadership urged the Election Commission to initiate appropriate […]
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Patancheru: Finance Minister T Harish Rao has cautioned people about fake news being peddled by a frustrated Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leadership, just before the GHMC election. Speaking to the media here on Monday, Rao said he had reliable information about the BJP trying to use the ‘Breaking News’ visuals of different TV channels to […]
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Says KCR shouldn't have been stopped from receiving PM as both are representatives of a system
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Ruling party appealed to its cadre to practise restraint and not fall to the provocations
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The occasions on which police had to open fire after communal violence in areas in the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh, which are now part of Telangana, were many.
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When asked why the BJP Ministers had not visited Hyderabad during the recent floods and did not release any funds towards flood relief, Shah sought to know whether the Chief Minister or AIMIM leaders had visited any flood-affected areas.
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Interacting with Doctors at Begumpet here on Sunday, Sanjay expressed apprehension over the spread of Muslims in the new city
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Jagagish Reddy said the BJP leaders were attempting to create trouble for people by making senseless speeches against the TRS government.
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Meanwhile, BSP supremo Mayawati and Congress leader Digvijaya Singh urged the Centre to reconsider the "anti-farmer" laws.
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Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation election is turning out to be the mother of all polls, for the sheer political heat it has generated and the galaxy of leaders campaigning for the BJP. Saturday, the penultimate day of campaign saw electioneering reach a crescendo with Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao leading the field for […]
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Earlier, in February this year, anti-CAA protests had led to riots in New Delhi and protests especially in the Shaheen Bagh area. Now, since November 26, agitating farmers from Punjab and Haryana have entered the Delhi border protesting against the three Central Farm laws passed by the Union government.
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Party had roped in Imtiyaz Jaleel, Aurangabad (Central) MP for the campaign along with party unit heads and MLAs of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
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If Hyderabad was disturbed once, Telangana would be disturbed, affecting investments and businesses that come to the State, he said.
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In the first phase of the DDC elections, 43 constituencies will go to polls, including 25 in Kashmir and 18 in Jammu.
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It is deplorable that the Centre has shown neither the urgency nor sensitivity to address farmers' concerns over the new laws
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The TRS working president said even as the BJP leaders are now criticising the TRS government, it is their own NDA government that had appreciated Telangana several times,
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The Minister, tearing into into the BJP manifesto, said except for three or four topics, the manifesto contained no issues within the powers of the GHMC.
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TRS Lok Sabha floor leader Nama Nageshwara Rao said since the State formation, the BJP government at the Centre has been cold-shouldering Telangana State consistently.
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The candidate, Kattula Saritha is banking on door-to-door campaign and seeking to build a rapport with the voters in the division
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Congress leader Sampath Kumar said BJP was vitiating the peaceful atmosphere in Hyderabad to benefit politically