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Expressing his joy and appreciation, KTR took to social media to share a picture of himself holding one of these art-inspired T-shirts alongside the talented artists.
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It was not possible for anybody to divide BRS, he said during a chit-chat with a section of the media in Karimnagar.
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Even as his business conglomerate established its presence in most other South Indian States, Telangana had remained a dream for Adani, who in fact had to face rejection of his business offer by the previous BRS government in the State
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Chief Minister should have refrained from making political statements when he was on a special mission for attracting investments for the development of the State, said the Khairatabad MLA.
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Congress government, by conceding the operational control of the projects to the KRMB, had left Telangana with its throat slit, said Niranjan Reddy
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The Congress should come up with an explanation on who was right, Revanth Reddy or Rahul Gandhi, Harish Rao said.
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Anticipating a triangular contest, KT Rama Rao exuded confidence in the BRS emerging victorious
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BJP national general secretary and Karimnagar MP Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s comments that Congress government is going to be toppled, and his offer to the Congress party to work with the BJP were strange, said Vinod Kumar
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Kavitha reportedly replied to the ED summons via email, stating that she could not attend the questioning, and cited the Supreme Court's directions to the ED not to summon her
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Condemning the murder of BRS activist and retired army jawan, Chikkepalli Mallesh, allegedly by Congress activists on December 29, KT Rama Rao said such incidents of violence would not augur well in a democratic setup
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Minister Ponnam Prabhakar Rejects Allegations of BRS Plotting to Overthrow State Congress Government Post-Parliament Elections
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Chandrashekhar Rao wished that Sankranti festival fills the lives of the people in Telangana with joy and happiness
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Demanding the government to introduce a special allowance of Rs.15000 per month in aid of the auto drivers’ families, he said the auto men were literally thrown on to the roads.
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Jagadish Reddy admitted that the BRS cadre was disheartened over the absence of KCR as CM. However, they were equally geared up to fight against the anti-people policies of the Congress government
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He reminded that the BRS had defeated three BJP MPs and two MLAs in the recent Assembly polls.
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BRS MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy demanded that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy release a job calendar for the two lakh government jobs promised by the Congress in its election manifesto
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Accusing the Congress of taking Telangana back to the days of power shortage when they were in power 10 years ago, Rao said the Congress government was now preparing a new power policy just to bring back the old days.
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The move is being brought in by the Congress government in line with its poll assurance to unemployed youth and government job aspirants of filling up two lakh jobs by December this year, if voted to power
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The surge in Telangana's emergence as a dominant economic force can be attributed to the business-friendly and pro-development policies of the Telangana government, following the State's formation
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Harish Rao criticised the Congress for its false campaign and misinformation on issues like crop loan waivers and electricity policies