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The GHMC has made arrangements at 9,101 polling stations in 150 wards in which 1,122 candidates are contesting the elections.
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KT Rama Rao was the face of the TRS campaign in the city with the Chief Minister rounding it off with a massive public meeting at Lal Bahadur Stadium on Saturday.
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Addressing the election meeting at the Patancheru division of the GHMC here on Sunday, the Minister suggested that the voters select a right party that would take Hyderabad in the right direction.
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Deployment of peacekeepers will not only keep the warring factions at bay but also have a sobering effect
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Tell me what NDA did for Hyderabad in the last six years, KTR asks Union Home Minister Amit Shah
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Hyderabad: Minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav on Sunday said that Hyderabad would see growth if people choose to elect the right leader who is always available within the reach. The Minister appealed to the representatives of apartment associations and residential colonies during a meeting organised by Padmarao Nagar Colony Welfare Association. Describing Padmarao Nagar one of […]
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Leaders recall the day when KCR launched fast unto death which paved the way for separate State
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Along with Singireddy Niranjan Reddy and party supporters, Venkatesh conducted a bike rally in support of TRS candidate VIjay Kumar Goud
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Hyderabad CP says around 22,000 policemen deployed to ensure incident-free polling
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Says KCR shouldn't have been stopped from receiving PM as both are representatives of a system
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KTR asks Hyderabadis to vote wisely; says government will not spare anyone trying to incite communal violence
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Ruling party appealed to its cadre to practise restraint and not fall to the provocations
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The Department of Business Management of Vaagdevi College of Engineering, Bollikunta, conducted a six-day AICTE sponsored Short Term Training Program (STTP) through online mode on "Dynamic transformation of innovative teaching: Pedagogy" from November 23 to 28.
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He reiterated that Hyderabad was put on a growth path and there were no riots or law and order issues in the past six years under leadership of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao
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During the election rally, Sirisha said that Hyderabad city has seen more development due to the vision and planning of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao
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Addressing a public meeting at the Khilwat playground on Sunday, he said the GHMC election was more about improving civic amenities and infrastructure
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It took one hour time for darshan at the temple (Balalayam) as queue lines packed with the devotees.
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Hyderabad: Criticising Home Minister Amit Shah for visiting the city of Hyderabad during elections, while he avoided doing so at the time of floods, TPCC Chief N Uttam Kumar Reddy said the statements of the entire BJP leadership were aimed at belittling the people of the great city. Addressing the media here on Sunday, he […]
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When asked why the BJP Ministers had not visited Hyderabad during the recent floods and did not release any funds towards flood relief, Shah sought to know whether the Chief Minister or AIMIM leaders had visited any flood-affected areas.
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D Sudheer Reddy also took part in a huge rally in Gaddi Annaram where he said that development works were carried out in a planned and comprehensive manner
