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he also questioned Revanth’s ability to wipe out the name of KCR from the history of Telangana.

To improve pass rates in the Class X examinations, several government and local body schools across the state have started special evening classes without providing snacks, leaving students to attend the sessions on an empty stomach. After regular class hours from 9 am to 4:15 pm, the schools hold additional sessions lasting one to one and a half hours to help students prepare for their exams, aiming for a 100% pass rate.

Former Minister blames CM Revanth Reddy for neglecting basic facilities in Gurukuls, putting lives of students in danger

Telangana Sarpanches Association Joint Action Committee terms government’s actions as repressive, accuses administration of treating former elected representatives like criminals

Harish Rao said the Congress government failed to deliver on its promises and pushed Telangana into regression during its ten-month rule. He demanded that Revanth Reddy apologise to the people for his government's failures.

Rama Rao said the government was shifting its responsibilities onto citizens due to its inability to manage power supply efficiently. "The responsibility to install new transformers and upgrade the power supply system lies entirely with the government, not the citizens," he said.

Revanth Reddy's nearly 45-minute speech was full of K Chandrashekhar Rao, showing that even after one year of being in power, he still remained obsessed with criticising and abusing the former Chief Minister.

Praveen Kumar criticised the question, which referred to caste hierarchies, calling it a reflection of entrenched discrimination

KT Rama Rao criticised the Congress for restricting access to the affected areas, questioning why Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's government was suppressing the truth. "Is Kodangal on the borders of Pakistan or is Lagacherla a turbulent area on the Indo-China border?" he asked.

Addressing a press conference here on Tuesday, Rajender said the Congress government had totally failed in implementing promises made to the people of the State in the last one year and still was celebrating its one year in power

About 5,000 beneficiaries, who established various business units with the financial assistance given as the first installment by the previous BRS government, are facing troubles to run their units since they are unable to do transactions after their bank accounts were frozen by the current government

Government to install new statue inside Secretariat on December 9 in connection with Congress Parliamentary Party chief Sonia Gandhi’s birthday celebrations

The association lamented the fee reimbursement arrears were not released for the last two academic years and stated that higher education has completely been neglected by the Congress government

After Congress came to power, Women and Child Welfare Minister D Anasuya (Seethakka) in December, 2023 ratified the plan to upgrade 3989 mini Anganwadis into main centres. She also cleared a proposal to increase mini centre teachers’ wage to Rs.13,500 from Rs.7,500

During the meeting with Hussain Nayak, Dornakal MLA from Congress Ramchander Naik along with MP Balram Naik and MLA Balu Naik, alleged that the BRS was instigating the farmers against the government

With Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and other Cabinet Ministers busy campaigning for the Congress in Maharashtra and Jharkhand elections, the State government’s Vijayotsavalu celebrations have taken a backseat. 4o

Harish Rao, while releasing a list of students who died in residential welfare schools, criticized the Congress government for the deteriorating conditions in institutions initially established by the BRS government to ensure quality education. He condemned the government's indifference to the tragic deaths and demanded accountability, urging the immediate announcement of ₹10 lakh as ex-gratia for each bereaved family.

In a meeting with Telangana Education Commission Chairman Akunuri Murali, TPTF President Y. Ashok Kumar and General Secretary P. Nagi Reddy urged the State government to reject the new national education policy, citing its contradiction with constitutional objectives. They called for the inclusion of advancements in modern science and technology in the school curriculum, aligned with a scientific education policy. Additionally, they demanded the allocation of one teacher per class in primary schools, a dedicated classroom for each class, and th

He also mentioned that the Congress government has failed to provide the Rs 500 bonus per quintal for fine quality paddy, which was one of the key promises made to farmers.

Says the Congress will force the Central government to include caste census in the national census next year