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Talasani acknowledged that his son was one of the eight directors of a distillery company near Rajahmundry but had resigned from the position in 2016.
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He claimed that the State government's statements to the Centre about the project did not align with its actions on the ground. He commended BRS chief K. Chandrashekhar Rao for introducing and enforcing a law superior to the Land Acquisition Act, 2013. Highlighting Rao's background as a member of a displaced family, he emphasized that this experience gave the former Chief Minister a deeper understanding of the hardships faced by the displaced.
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With this, she will join her brother Rahul Gandhi and mother Sonia Gandhi in the Parliament
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The High Court, comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J. Sreenivas Rao, expressed dissatisfaction on Wednesday with the State government's failure to notify buffer zones for all existing water bodies under the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA).
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The High Court criticizes state government for inaction on recurring food poisoning at Maganur Zilla Parishad High School, questioning intervention only after court orders, despite worm-infested food concerns.
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Stating that the unconstitutional rule of the Congress in Telangana was trampling on the rights of citizens and causing numerous hardships to the people of the State, Rama Rao criticised the Congress government for violating constitutional values and betraying public trust.
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Former Minister and senior BRS MLA T Harish Rao was outraged at the government's repeated failures in ensuring food safety in schools.
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KTR thanked Hyderabad citizens for rejecting the Congress in the recent Assembly elections in GHMC area and urged BRS workers to expose the failures of the Congress government.
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Stating that the Collector was working as a Congress party worker, Rama Rao asked the party workers not to be afraid of such people and made it clear that Congress leaders including Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy could do nothing to the BRS.
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Defending his multiple visits to New Delhi, the Chief Minister had said Telangana had suffered crores of losses due to Central government’s political discrimination towards the State.
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The ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA), headed by the TDP, is sure to win all three seats, going by its strength in the 175-member Assembly. The TDP has 135 members while its allies, the Jana Sena and the BJP have 21 and 8 seats, respectively.
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Accusing the BJP of coming to power by any crooked means, the MP further said the Congress was suspicious of election processes.
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There will be no sitting of Parliament on Tuesday to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Constituent Assembly's adoption of the Constitution in 1949
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Underscores significance of the session, terming it a special occasion as it coincides with the 75th anniversary of the adoption of Constitution
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While the government appealed to all the parties to ensure smooth conduct of business in both Houses, representatives of 30 parties highlighted several issues for inclusion in agenda
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The stunning comeback of BJP demonstrates its dominance of Maharashtra’s political landscape
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This is even after the Congress announced a slew of reforms in the power sector and promised to improve power supply in the State. But even after one year, it does not have even a clear policy to take up new power projects.
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She also described the party's sweeping victory in the Maharashtra Assembly elections as one of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's greatest achievements
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Reiterating his party's commitment to preserving the legacy of the statehood movement while addressing the challenges faced by the State today, he appealed to the party cadres to participate in large numbers and make the Deeksha Divas a massive success
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Mahayuti alliance won 230 of the 288 Assembly seats in Maharashtra and the Congress-led Maha Vikas Aghadi managed to garner just 46 seats