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CPI(M) leader Tammineni Veerabhadram criticised the BJP for using Operation Sindoor politically and attacked PM Modi’s foreign policy decisions. He also accused the Election Commission of voter targeting and warned of protests over the Sitarama project design
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Party leader demands Chief Minister to increase the rehabilitation and resettlement package to those who were losing lands under projects proposed in Sangareddy district
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Say the decision to auction 400 acres of land belonging to HCU in favour of corporate companies must be stopped
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In a statement, the CPI (M) claimed that police were brutal on the protesters and lathi-charged them for protesting at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) main gate on their demands
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Referring to Thursday’s encounters in Chhattisgarh, CPI (M) said that it was inappropriate to kill 30 Naxals
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A native of Amarachintha in Wanaparthy district, the senior party leader worked as State president of Kula Vivaksha Porata Samithi in the past
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After the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, Tammineni Veerabadhram was made the first secretary of Telangana. He has led the party for more than a decade
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Urges the State government to provide house sites for the landless where they could build houses under the scheme
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Speaking to news reporters in Sangareddy on Friday, Raghavulu said that the KGBV teacher's demand for an increase in salaries and others were justifiable. He said that Congress came to power by promising to fulfill their demands, but it had failed to keep them
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During a press conference on Wednesday, Veerabhadram highlighted the rising unrest in the Chief Minister's home constituency, where the proposed Pharma Village project is facing strong opposition. He urged the State government to recognize that farmers are unwilling to give up their land for the project, noting that the attack on the collector and other officials by farmers was a direct result of this opposition.
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The three-time party chief died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here on Thursday following prolonged illness. He was 72.
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The CPI (M) State unit demanded the State government not to demolish the houses of the poor near nalas or lake areas without providing any alternative
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While the Telangana Rashtra Rythu Sangham, affiliated to CPI, has called for protests in front of the Collector's office today, CPI (M) has decided to stage protests on Thursday.
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Any orders issued by the government pertaining to nativity should protect the interests of local students but should not be detrimental to them, said CPI (M) State Secretary Tammineni Veerabhadram said.
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The DSC examinations are scheduled from July 18 to August 5 and Group examinations were to be held on August 7 and 8. This was subjecting the youth to lot of inconvenience, said CPI (M) State secretary T Veerabhadram.
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A member of the party Durgam Dinakar said that it was unfair to auction the coal blocks.
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In Peddapalli, CPI (ML) New Democracy activists were taken into preventive custody by Ramagundam and NTPC police on Friday early morning.
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The Congress in its manifesto had promised to extend annual assistance of Rs. 12,000 to farm labourers, Rs.2500 monthly assistance to women.
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Due to the rains that occurred at different places on Thursday, paddy stocks got drenched at several places.
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The BRS government as per its assurance used to pay their salaries by the 14th of every month. However, the Congress government had not paid their salaries for March and April.