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Says legal hurdles could be avoided by providing statistical data and get the reservation Bill passed by both the Houses unanimously
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Over 14 lakh farmers await the crop investment assistance as harvesting season commences
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The State government’s plans to fill up its coffers through the LRS failed to yield desired results with not many coming forward to avail of the offer before the last date of March 31
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The Chief Minister had stated that there would be no by-elections even if the MLAs of the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) defect to the ruling Congress
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In a post on X, she said the land, originally given by Indira Gandhi and protected by the BRS, has been the centre of a prolonged legal battle for 25 years. The court had ruled in favor of UoH, yet the Congress government was manipulating the outcome to claim that the land belongs to the government, not the university.
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University campus remains on the boil, with UoH boycotting classes and taking out a massive rally from various hostels to the varsity administration building
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A peaceful protest was called, however, the police pre-arrested 298 SFI activists from Monday night itself
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CPI (ML) Massline state secretary Potu Ranga Rao wanted the government to withdraw its decision to take possession of 400 acres of land of the university
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Harish Rao pointed out that Revanth Reddy made grand announcements on January 26 and in the Assembly, assuring that investment support of Rs.6,000 per acre would be credited to farmers' accounts by March 31
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Demanding immediate action, BRS MLC K Kavitha urged the government to wake up from its slumber and prioritise women's safety before the situation worsens any further
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The protesters, including from BRSV, PDSU, AISF and SFI, demanded immediate withdrawal of land auction and wanted protection of the land and wildlife there
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Rama Rao took to X, questioning Rahul Gandhi over restrictions imposed on the BRS leaders to prevent them from visiting the University of Hyderabad (UoH), where students are protesting against the deforestation of the 400 acres at Kancha Gachibowli
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The heightened security comes just hours after BRS extended support to the students' agitation against the clearance of 400 acres of greenery in Kancha Gachibowli
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Government launches drive to clear land on court holiday leaving protesting students with no legal option
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He demanded Congress Lok Sabha leader Rahul Gandhi speak up or take responsibility for the destruction. "If you don’t speak up now, it’s on you Mr Rahul Gandhi," he posted on X.
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While eight excavators were brought in at the UoH east campus on Sunday afternoon, their numbers were increased to 40 in the night to speed up the works, including removal of trees, plants and leveling the land
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The heavy machinery reportedly came at the UoH east campus to clear the 400 acres of forested land, which the Telangana Congress government has put up for auction
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This may result in the State losing access to 85 per cent of the power generated by NTPC - Ramagundam Phase II
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The BRS government had established the CSB with the sole intention of preventing and controlling cybercrimes. It was set up to save the public, public institutions and other entities from cyber threats. However, the CSB was being misused by the Congress to book fabricated and illegal cases against social media warriors, he said.
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The State unit of CPI has demanded the Congress government to refrain from blaming the past government over debts and focus on delivering the promises made to the people.