"congress"

Referring to the historical "Telangana Thalli" designed during the Telangana movement, he criticised the current administration for its lack of understanding and respect for the State’s cultural and historical essence.

The Congress government is now either renaming schemes and policies, or introducing new ones. The objective, though officials claim is to render more services, is clearly to remove everything that has the BRS imprint, especially the IT policy.

Supporters of District Congress Committee president Tumukunta Narsa Reddy and TPCC official spokesperson Bandaru Srikanth Rao, who led two factions in Gajwel, had come to near blows after Narsa Reddy's followers tore flex banners of the Chief Minister put up Srikanth Rao.

The committee members accused Enumamula inspector of supporting Inteyaz and not taking action against him.

Releasing an 18-page charge sheet on the one year Congress rule at Telangana Bhavan on Sunday, Harish Rao said the Congress government started its term with a negative attitude and controversial decisions like attempts to alter the State emblem, to cancel key projects such as Pharma City, and to impose restrictive measures on businesses in Hyderabad.

Stating that the future of people of Telangana was with the BJP, Nadda claimed that BJP was the only party which could develop Telangana.

The celebrations are confined to officials and artistes, who have been conducting cultural programmes here and there with very less public participation.

Former municipal chairman of Nalgonda, Saidi Reddy, along with several other town unit leaders of the party, arrested and shifted to the Nalgonda rural police station

Kavitha said the Congress government's promises including educational, financial support schemes and employment, were yet to materialise. She pointed out that initiatives like the Rs 5 lakh Vidya Bharosa card and aid under the Vidya Jyothi scheme remained unimplemented.

Speaking at Telangana Bhavan after paying tributes to Ambedkar’s portrait, Rama Rao reminded the previous BRS government’s efforts in honouring Ambedkar by installing his world's tallest statue and naming the State Secretariat after him

Harish Rao criticized the State’s law enforcement practices, alleging that FIRs were being drafted under political instructions rather than legal procedures. Police stations have turned into Congress party offices, he said.

Commemorating the death anniversary of Dr Ambedkar, the BRS leaders will pay tributes to the Constitution’s architect and expose the 'murder of democracy' by the Congress government in Telangana

Despite the rollout of three phases, the programme has been riddled with complaints from farmers who claim they are being denied the waiver despite meeting eligibility criteria.

They were welcomed into the Congress by TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud in Hyderabad on Thursday.

The Minister also said Huzurabad MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy had “lost his mind”. “There is a mad fellow in Huzurabad. The Huzurabad MLA keeps disrupting the Assembly proceedings by clapping and shouting in the House,” Surekha said.

On Thursday morning, Harish Rao went to meet Kaushik Reddy against whom the police registered a case at Banjara Hills police station on Wednesday, accusing him of disrupting their duties

The upcoming winter session of the Assembly holds significance as it coincides with the completion of Congress government’s one year in office

"Rahul Gandhi ji, if as Leader of the Opposition (LOP) it is your right to visit Sambhal, why was Legislative Council LOP S Madhusudana Chari ji arrested by your Congress government in Telangana when he was on his way to Lagacherla?” he questioned.

Criticising Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for indulging in rhetoric and mudslinging against the BRS instead of showcasing the Congress government's achievements, he said he would write to Congress Lok Sabha leader Rahul Gandhi about the Congress's promises to Telangana and the Revanth Reddy government's failure to deliver them over the last one year.

Organised on the streets of Ashok Nagar, the photo exhibition highlighted how the Congress government “betrayed” the unemployed with its “fake” assurances in its poll campaign.