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BRS supporter Nayini Anurag Reddy took to X to share a government order issued on February 4, revealing that the Law Department allocated Rs 22 lakh as fees for senior advocate Ravindra Shrivastava for his appearance and conference on November 5 and 6. Shrivastava represented the State's interests in the Telangana High Court on behalf of the Law Department Secretary.
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The court was hearing petitions related to the condition and management of government-run hostels and educational buildings in the State
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KT Rama Rao outlines the party’s strategy to reclaim lost ground, fight against government’s anti-people policies
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The Telangana government had allocated 100 acres in Rajendranagar mandal of Rangareddy district for the new high court building
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Says BJP-led governments at the Centre and in several States also classified Muslim communities as OBCs
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Questions why second phase of Dalit Bandhu scheme was implemented in Huzurabad and Madhira constituencies, but not in Nalgonda
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Continuing the practice that was followed in united AP and under BRS rule in Telangana, the Congress government issued an order allowing Muslim employees to leave the offices early during the fasting month of Ramzan, beginning in early March.
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BRS Working president KT Rama Rao said though the Congress celebrated two birthdays of their leader Sonia Gandhi after coming to power, the govt had failed to fulfill the Rs.2 lakh crop loan waiver promised to farmers
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Kavitha, in a post on social media, questioned the seriousness of the Congress government in conducting the re-survey and demanded transparency regarding the outreach efforts and results
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Says Congress government will ensure legal sanctity for 42 per cent reservation to BCs
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The Congress government had reportedly issued special orders for the removal of felx posters and flags put up by BRS cadres, triggering protests
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Since October last, not a single meeting has been conducted by the Cabinet sub-committee. This reflects their commitment towards our issues, says TGEJAC member
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He blamed Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy, for turning a blind eye while Andhra Pradesh continues to exploit Telangana’s water resources unchecked
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In a statement, Rama Rao highlighted that during former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao's tenure, Gurukuls thrived, attracting 1.68 lakh applicants for 41,000 seats in SC, ST, BC, and minority institutions. However, within just one year of Congress rule, the number of applications declined to 80,000 for 51,000 available seats.
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The Congress government is committed to transform River Musi into fresh water river and turn it into a boon for Hyderabad. Irrespective of the hurdles and expenditure, government will take up the project,” he said
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If the Congress government was not committed to fulfilling the promises, it would face challenges in the local bodies’ elections, he said at a press conference here on Saturday
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Stating that Telangana, once a model for groundwater conservation under the BRS government, was now facing a severe water crisis, BRS leader and former Minister T Harish Rao on Saturday criticised the Congress government for its failures in managing the precious water resources
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The BRS working president said Congress government had failed to provide adequate irrigation facilities. It resulted in crop losses and pushed farmers into debt. He criticised the government's recent attempts to collect water cess which was done away with by the previous BRS government
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Fear that model code of conduct in view of MLC elections may further delay disbursement
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With growing internal dissent and uncertainty over Cabinet expansion, Congress’ backdoor dealings signal a party struggling to maintain control