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KT Rama Rao has been suffering with severe fever and flu symptoms for the last two days, and hence, was asked to rest for two more days.
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K Chandrashekhar Rao held a brainstorming session with the top brass of the party from the Parliamentary constituencies of Chevella, Nalgonda and Bhongir to finalise the party candidates for the respective constituencies
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Karimnagar will witness the launch of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Lok Sabha poll campaign with party president and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao to attend a public meeting in Karimnagar town on Tuesday
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All three major parties in Telangana, the BRS, the Congress and the BJP are set to conduct public meetings at different venues on Tuesday
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BRS MLC K Kavitha urged the Congress government to implement its BC manifesto, which was released ahead of the Assembly elections last year
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Videos and photographs of the temple visit were circulated widely on social media, with Revanth Reddy, along with his wife and fellow ministers, sitting on a higher platform while priests conducted a special puja.
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It has been months since the beneficiaries were allotted ownership certificates, but they are yet to be allowed to occupy their flats. Worried over the delay in permitting occupation of their flats, many beneficiaries on Sunday resolved to form an umbrella organization, the 2BHK Welfare Association.
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This meant that Revanth Reddy believed that the BJP government would continue in power at the Centre and that the Congress would not come to power.
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Harish Rao also demanded the release of water from Mallanna Sagar and to improve the storage in Anantha Sagar to 1 TMCft. The BRS would launch protests to support the farmers unless the government responds, he added.
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The BRS considers its strong presence in the Lok Sabha as crucial for safeguarding Telangana's interests, as both the BJP and Congress, with their national agendas, might ignore the needs of people in the State.
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BJP general secretary and Telangana in-charge Tarun Chugh and Rajya Sabha member K Laxman welcomed the leaders into the party with kandawas.
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In a single sentence statement, BRS MLC K Kavitha said the decision comes into force with immediate effect.
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The four BRS leaders who joined the BJP are former MP Godam Nagesh, former MLA Saidhi Reddy, former MP Sitaram Naik and former Jalagam Venkat Rao.
Also, Srinivas Gomase, who resigned as General Secretary from Telangana Congress also joined the BJP on Sunday.
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"People are already turning against the Congress rule due to delay in implementing the six guarantees. If the promises are not fulfilled within the specified time, the Congress will bear the people's brunt soon," KTR said.
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Telangana BSP chief Praveen Kumar said BSP high command has given permission for alliance talks with BRS. The talks will continue till an agreement on seat-sharing is reached.
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BSP leader RS Praveen Kumar clarified that his party high command had accorded permission for the talks for forging an alliance between the BSP and the BRS in connection with the upcoming parliamentary elections in Telangana
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On Saturday, BRS leaders and former MLAs Balka Suman, Kranti Kiran, and Nannapaneni Narender cautioned the citizens of Telangana to remain vigilant of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's actions.
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The party decided to field Naveen Kumar Reddy as its nominee after elaborate discussions with the party leaders and functionaries from the district recently.
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Addressing a delegation of Munnuru Kapu community leaders from Zaheerabad parliamentary constituency, who called on him at Telangana Bhavan, T Harish Rao said the Congress was losing ground and would not be able to emerge even as the main opposition.
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Mild tension prevailed when Congress workers countered the BRS activists.