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Several former legislators including K Prabhakar Reddy, Gongidi Sunitha, former Rythu bandhu Samithi president K Amarendar were among the arrested.
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The double bedroom houses were built at Mallemadugu of Khammam urban mandal by ITDA, Bhadrachalam, at a cost of Rs 43.56 crore
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The Revanth Reddy-led Congress govt faces criticism for continued U-turns and unfulfilled promises, including reduced Rythu Bharosa aid, unregularised SSA employees, and a reversed stance on movie ticket price hikes
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"Worked tirelessly for bringing a prestigious event to India, to enhance the brand image of Hyderabad and Telangana globally," he reiterated
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The BRS cadre, who gathered in huge numbers at Ambedkar junction in the town, submitted a representation to Dr Ambedkar's Statue to mark their protest
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The BRS working president lambasted Congress leaders for corruption and unfulfilled promises, including Rs 15,000 per acre owed to farmers and benefits to tenant farmers, under Rythu Bharosa scheme
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Lack of focus on implementation of Mission Bhagiratha under Congress government led to frequent disruptions in supply of treated water, resulting in resurgence of fluorosis cases
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The case registered by the State ACB involves allegations of misappropriation of funds and abuse of power during KTR's tenure as the Minister of MA&UD department.
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BRS workers, led by Choppadandi in-charge and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar registered the protest by sitting on the main road. They raised slogans against the State government and Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.
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BRS MLC flays the ruling party for failing to provide quality food to inmates of hostels run by various departments, resulting in food poisoning, deaths
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Party activists staged demonstrations in different places of Karimnagar, Peddapalli, Jagtial and Rajanna-Sircilla districts.
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CM A Revanth Reddy had announced that under Rythu Bharosa Rs.12,000 per acre would be extended from January 26. This was against the promise made to extend Rs.15,000 per acre as part of the Congress party’s Warangal Declaration.
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After securing power, the Congress government reduced the Rythu Bharosa scheme to just Rs 6,000 per acre per season, far below the Rs 7,500 per season they promised, says the former Minister
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Chief Minister says the financial assistance will be released from January 26; blames the current financial condition of the State for his inability to keep his promise
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Commenting on Revanth Reddy’s statement that the financial condition of the State was in a miserable condition and that Telangana was in a debt trap, Rama Rao said no Chief Minister should make such a statement
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Cites RTI data to expose glaring inefficiencies, lack of sincerity of the initiative by Congress government
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Former BRS MP emphasises the need to fill vacant judicial positions to combat case backlogs and enhance access to justice for marginalised communities
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The BRS leader was also expressed his disappointment over recurring suicides in Gurukul residential welare schools. He pointed out a recent incident where a student ended his life in a government residential welfare school, emphasising the need for counselors in schools
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Earlier, senior advocate Siddhartha Dave, appearing for Rama Rao, argued that there was no evidence of any misappropriation of funds in the case
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It was in connection with a case on the attack on Congress leader A Shekhar at Rotibanda thanda