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Addressing the mediapersons at Telangana Bhavan, Harish Rao lasged out at the Congress for its inability to deliver on key pledges made during the election campaign
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Harish Rao pointed out that the cases filed against Madhusudhan Reddy were bailable, but the Police refused to grant bail to him.
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Addressing the gathering after unveiling the Chatrpathi Shivaji statue at Venkataipally village in Toopran mandal, Harish Rao said Revanth Reddy had conspired with the BJP to defeat the BRS in the coming elections
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The people were now realising that the Congress government had failed to implement Rythu Bandhu, crop loan waiver, and the Rs.500 bonus per quintal of paddy among other promises, said Harish Rao
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Harish Rao also demanded the release of water from Mallanna Sagar and to improve the storage in Anantha Sagar to 1 TMCft. The BRS would launch protests to support the farmers unless the government responds, he added.
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Addressing a delegation of Munnuru Kapu community leaders from Zaheerabad parliamentary constituency, who called on him at Telangana Bhavan, T Harish Rao said the Congress was losing ground and would not be able to emerge even as the main opposition.
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Addressing a joint news conference at Telangana Bhavan, they reminded him that the new government would be completing 100 days in the State on March 17.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao strongly condemned such reports terming them as politically motivated attempts to tarnish his image
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Rao alleged that the Congress government was unmindful of the public suffering except for making statements to derive political mileage.
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Congress has failed to keep the promise of waiving of Rs 2 lakh crop loan within 100 days after coming to power, said Harish Rao
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The previous BRS government had changed the face of Palamuru in the last 10 years by bringing 6.5 lakh acres under cultivation by completing a host of irrigation projects, said Harish Rao
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Harish Rao challenged Revanth Reddy to refrain from seeking votes in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections unless he fulfills his electoral promises within the stipulated 100-day period
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In an open letter to CM A Revanth Reddy, Harish Rao demanded for immediate rectification of the billing process of the scheme which is aimed to exempt consumers using power upto 200 units from all charges
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BRS president and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao expressed his condolences to the members of the bereaved family
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The midday meal workers engaged in government schools were waiting for the last three months for their salaries, Harish Rao posted on 'X'
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He stated that those seeking profits in public infrastructure and health expenditure could be businessmen at best but not the most suitable rulers for the State.
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BRS leader and former Minister T Harish Rao wanted the State government to speed up the process for merger of the State Road Transport Corporation (RTC) with the government by announcing the long awaited 'Appointment Day'
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Independent journalist Shankar was waylaid at LB Nagar, while he was travelling in a car and was brutally attacked by around 15 persons late on Thursday night.
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Though the government had announced a support price of Rs 6,760 per quintal, the farmers were forced to sell their produce at Rs 4,000 to Rs 5,000 per quintal
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Tempers continued to run high for the second day between the ruling and opposition members over different issues during the debate on the Vote on Account budget in the Assembly