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BRS working president KT Rama Rao has strongly criticised the Congress government’s GO 7, alleging it is a deliberate move to abolish the fee reimbursement scheme that benefits marginalised students. He accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of betraying 14 lakh students and demanded immediate clearance of Rs 10,000 crore in pending dues.
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The Telangana government has revived efforts to restructure around Rs 25,000 crore in loans to reduce interest costs. While officials expect major savings, financial experts warned that the move could increase long-term debt liabilities and encourage additional borrowings without structural fiscal reforms
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BRS leader T Harish Rao has threatened to lead a mass protest at the Secretariat if the Congress government fails to release a job calendar and extend the age limit for government jobs. He accused the ruling party of betraying unemployed youth by not fulfilling its promise of issuing two lakh job notifications within a year of coming to power.
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Farmers across Telangana staged widespread protests against the Congress government, demanding immediate procurement of maize, paddy, and jowar crops. Demonstrations erupted in Kamareddy, Adilabad, Warangal, Mulugu, and Narayanpet, with farmers squatting on highways and staging rasta rokos.
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The Karnataka Cabinet, led by the Congress government, has cleared a Rs 600 crore plan for development works in minority colonies over two years, alongside additional allocations for infrastructure, education, and transport projects.
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BRS leader T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of failing farmers and delaying procurement. He demanded immediate release of the paddy bonus and warned of intensified protests if crops are not procured at MSP without further delay.
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Former minister T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of filing false cases against BRS social media convenor Manne Krishank and other party workers. He alleged that the arrests were politically motivated to silence dissent, criticised the administration’s handling of agricultural procurement, and compared Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s governance style to autocratic rule.
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The BRS has announced a major organisational overhaul, including a statewide membership drive and new committee appointments. The party also intensified its criticism of the Congress government, highlighting issues in agriculture, electoral rolls and national policies.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao warned of a statewide agitation if the Telangana government fails to start paddy procurement immediately. He accused the government of delaying purchases and neglecting farmers despite promises of support and bonuses.
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Medak: Labour Minister G Vivek Venkat Swamy had to face embarrassing moments on Saturday when people objected to his comments on the Kaleshwaram project being totally useless and that the former BRS government had spent one lakh crore rupees on a futile project. The BRS legislator V Sunitha Laxma Reddy took serious objection to his […]
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The Telangana unit of Builders Association of India urged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to clear pending bills of Rs.10,000 crore. The association highlighted financial distress, sought a meeting, and stressed the sector’s role in employment and economic growth.
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Union Minister of State for Home, Bandi Sanjay Kumar has warned of strong protests if the Telangana government does not withdraw its decision to establish a dumping yard near Sirsapalli in Huzurabad mandal.
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The Telangana government’s decision to appoint PACS governing bodies through nominations instead of elections has sparked political debate, with opposition leaders alleging it is aimed at avoiding polls and consolidating control over rural institutions.
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Cash-strapped Congress governments in Telangana and Himachal Pradesh have proposed steep salary cuts for politicians and officials to manage finances and clear dues, drawing criticism from employees who demand structural reforms instead.
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T Harish Rao blamed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for RTC driver Shankar Goud’s death, citing government apathy. He demanded immediate action on workers’ demands and urged employees to continue protests through lawful means
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BRS district president and MLC Tata Madhusudhan launched a sharp attack on the Congress government, claiming the High Court verdict on the PC Ghose Commission report exposed its alleged conspiracies against former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao.
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More than a year after its launch, the Rajiv Yuva Vikasam scheme in Telangana remains stalled with no clarity on implementation. Despite promises of self-employment support for five lakh youth, the scheme has not progressed beyond initial announcements.
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BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar accused the Congress government in Telangana of violating constitutional rights by evicting tribals from forest lands and obstructing housing schemes. He warned that the party would escalate the issue to national commissions if the harassment continues.
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The Dr BR Ambedkar Study Circle in Mancherial, once a vital hub for unemployed youth preparing for government jobs, is now facing neglect and decline. Aspirants fear they may have to return to Hyderabad for coaching if the government fails to revive the facility.
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Telangana government has not extended the upper age limit relaxation for job aspirants, reverting eligibility to 34 years. The decision comes amid criticism over delayed recruitment notifications, as TGPSC opens applications for Assistant Scientist posts in TG Pollution Control Board.
