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Several Congress MLAs raised concerns in the Telangana Assembly over damaged roads, power outages and inadequate drinking water supply. Legislators from Manakondur, Jadcherla, Tandur and Achampet highlighted constituency-level problems, including shortcomings in Mission Bhagiratha water supply

Speculation over a Telangana cabinet expansion and portfolio reshuffle has intensified, with senior and younger Congress MLAs lobbying for ministerial berths. The leadership faces a balancing act involving regional, community and age considerations while accommodating competing aspirants

Forest Minister Konda Surekha has urged the TPCC Disciplinary Committee to act against Congress MLAs who, she alleged, are maligning her and her family despite her explanation to the panel.

The Karnataka Cabinet expansion has triggered widespread unrest within the Congress, with resignations, protests, bandh calls and threats of defection by disappointed MLAs. The party leadership is now working to pacify dissatisfied legislators as political pressure mounts across several districts

Several Congress MLAs in Telangana are reportedly concerned about inadequate funding for development works and the potential impact of constituency delimitation. The uncertainty has made many legislators cautious, despite Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s confidence about the party remaining in power

Five Indian National Congress MLAs from Tamil Nadu are camping in Hyderabad amid uncertainty over government formation after Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam emerged as the single largest party. Congress has backed Vijay, while VCK support is also expected soon

BJP MP Tejasvi Surya’s remarks comparing Telangana’s formation to Partition triggered a political controversy. While Telangana MPs remained silent in Parliament, BRS leaders strongly criticised the comments and demanded an unconditional apology from the BJP leadership.

Controversy has erupted in Telangana after Congress MLAs made abusive remarks and threats. Viral videos triggered criticism, prompting Minister Sridhar Babu to defend a colleague, while other legislators also faced backlash for their behaviour toward officials.

Congress MLAs faced public anger during district programmes as residents questioned delays in implementing six guarantees and protested against the proposed shifting of an area hospital. Women confronted legislators, accusing them of neglecting development and visiting only ahead of municipal elections

BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused Congress MLAs of treating constitutional entitlements to gram panchayats as charity. Addressing newly elected local body representatives, he alleged misuse of power, poor governance and failure in welfare schemes under the Congress government

Congress MLAs in Telangana, including Jadcherla’s J Anirudh Reddy, have threatened BRS-backed sarpanch candidates, warning of denial of development funds and even death. Similar intimidation by other MLAs has been reported amid the ongoing gram panchayat elections

Factionalism in Warangal Congress resurfaced after MLA Nayini Rajender Reddy complained to TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud against Forest Minister Konda Surekha for making unilateral decisions. The rift, simmering for months, has deepened with repeated clashes between the Konda family and local MLAs.

As local body polls near, Congress leaders across Telangana are facing protests over unfulfilled promises, land acquisition, fertiliser shortages, and housing allotment issues. Public discontent is rising in both urban and rural areas, with confrontations becoming increasingly common

Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy urged to release two tmcft water from Yellampally to save crops in Chennur constituency

Addressing the media persons at the media point, they asserted that Reddy had not used any unparliamentary language in the Assembly nor demeaned the Speaker, G Prasad Kumar

Nagarkurnool MP Mallu Ravi says the meeting was held at ITC Kohinoor and not in a farmhouse, accuses opposition parties of trying to blow the episode out of proportion

The meeting was arranged to share and exchange their views on the attitude of a Cabinet Minister towards them. It lasted for nearly two hours.

BRSV leaders Kandula Madhu and K Vijay Rao staged a protest at Osmania University Arts College, sending phenyl cleaners to Congress MLAs with a message to "clean their mouths" for making unparliamentary remarks against the BRS MLC. They emphasized that disrespect towards women leaders would not be tolerated.

It is learnt that the six MLAs on Tuesday urged the high command and the State leadership as well to take action against Surekha, citing "interference" and "misconduct" by the Minister.

As per Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s instructions all the elected public representatives, corporation vice cherpersons and advisors would be donating their two months salary, said Minister D Sridhar Babu