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BRS cadres staged protests in Kothagudem alleging urea shortage under the Congress government. Leaders blamed poor planning, black marketing, and Centre’s reduced allocations, demanding transparent distribution and strict action against irregularities

BRS leader T Harish Rao said the party will set up offices in all 43 Siddipet wards ahead of the 2026 municipal polls. He claimed people want KCR back as CM, accusing the Congress government of failing promises

BRS leaders accused the Congress government of sabotaging the Kaleshwaram project by not releasing irrigation water, pushing farmers into crisis. They alleged a political conspiracy to discredit KCR and warned of backlash in the upcoming local body elections.

ACB officials arrested Jagtial District Transport Officer Banothu Badru Naik for accepting a bribe of Rs. 22,000 from a JCB owner. He had earlier demanded Rs. 40,000 for releasing a seized vehicle and two phones. His retirement was due this month

The delay in tendering for Telangana's fishlings distribution scheme has left five lakh fishermen anxious. With the critical July–August release window slipping away, experts warn of lower fish yields and financial losses unless the government acts swiftly

CM Revanth Reddy promised one lakh jobs in 2.5 years, defended Congress schemes, and vowed to bring Godavari waters to Tungaturthy while launching the ration card distribution programme in Nalgonda

Residents of Mukhra (K) village in Adilabad protested against the Congress by displaying anti-government boards and sending selfies to Rahul Gandhi, accusing the party of failing to fulfil six major poll promises even after 18 months in power.

From Cabinet denial to economic neglect, Congress’ treatment of Ranga Reddy district signals a clear message: back the opposition, and face the consequences

Over 300 farmers and residents from several villages in Asifabad staged a protest against erratic and undeclared power outages. They demanded action against the local assistant engineer and warned of further protests if their grievances were not resolved promptly

The Rs. 50 crore redevelopment plan for the Basar Saraswathi temple has stalled, over a year into the Congress government’s tenure. Despite funding and foundation-laying in 2023, no work has begun, drawing criticism from devotees and raising accountability questions

The arrests of several beneficiaries of the double-bedroom housing scheme by Suryapet town police, ahead of Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka’s scheduled visit have triggered controversy, with locals and activists questioning the timing and motive behind the police action

Tribals staged a protest against the State government's decision to convert a part of the Kawal Tiger Reserve corridor into the newly notified Kumram Bheem Conservation Reserve

Construction of integrated vegetable and meat markets in Kothagudem, Paloncha and other towns has come to a halt due to non-release of funds. Small traders, hoping for better facilities, continue to operate on roads amid rising urban traffic issues.

Congress MLAs and other leaders are expected to insist on the Chief Minister to make a statement owing to pressure from the public

Telangana has emerged as the top State in the country in terms of per-capita Gross State Value Added (GSVA) (at current prices) for financial year 2023-24, a sharp rise from its ninth position in 2014-15. The State’s per-capita GSVA has more than doubled over nine years, from around Rs 1.25 lakh in 2014-15 to about Rs 3.5 lakh in 2023-24

Former Minister T Harish Rao said Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, who has done nothing for Zaheerabad until now, was coming to Zaheerabad to inaugurate a rail overbridge, which was built by the BRS government, on May 23

In sharp contrast to claims, the Congress government is showcasing different initiatives and achievements under the BRS government to contestants of the Miss World pageant

Initially launched in 2020, the LRS scheme received 25.67 lakh applications. While the previous BRS government cleared around nine lakh applications, the remaining applications were taken up after the Congress came to power.

With Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari set to retire from service this month-end, there is a lot of speculation in the Secretariat corridors on whether she will be given any extension or who will succeed her in the coveted post

BRS working president said the development was a testament to the effectiveness of well-thought-out policies that rise above petty politics to deliver significant outcomes