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KT Rama Rao pointed out the stark contrast in Congress's approach, stating, that the Congress which is encouraging MLA defections and rewarding the defected MLAs in Telangana. "But no pension for MLAs who defect in Himachal Pradesh. Welcome to the circus called Congress," He posted.
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Saying that the people of Telangana were watching everything patiently, he said the people would teach a lesson to the Congress for all their wrongdoings.
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The MHA noted that Rs 208.40 crore in SDRF allocations for June 2024 could not be released because the Telangana government failed to submit both the Utilization Certificate and the requisition for the current fiscal
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The attack, which occurred on Tuesday, targeted BRS leaders who were distributing food and essentials to flood victims.
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The incident occurred when Harish Rao along with former ministers P Sabitha Indra Reddy, Puvvada Ajay Kumar, ex-MP Nama Nageswara Rao and others visited Bokkalagadda and Venkatesh Nagar in Khammam city to distribute essential commodities to families affected by the recent floods.
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In many cases, even after the applications are processed and cheques are ready for distribution, there is a delay in presenting the same to the beneficiaries.
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He urged the citizens against stepping out unless absolutely necessary, in the wake of widespread rains lashing across the State.
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Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao said Uttam Kumar Reddy was trying to outdo Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy in using abusive and inappropriate language.
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The former Minister criticized the government for not responding to the students’ protests and questioned the Chief Minister’s focus on governance
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These projects span various sectors, including panchayat raj, municipal administration, roads and buildings, and irrigation, says the former Minister
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The former Minister emphasized that the Chief Minister’s statements had not matched the actual disbursement figures, leading to trust deficit and lack of transparency
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Says government hospitals are struggling with shortages of medicines and dengue kits, forcing many patients to seek treatment in private hospitals
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In his message, he celebrated the rich heritage and musical beauty of the Telugu language, often called the “Italian of the East.” He praised Telugu as a beacon of light that has illuminated culture for thousands of years.
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His criticism follows several incidents where students were bitten by rats and hospitalized due to poor hygiene conditions. He highlighted that 12 students at Ramayampet Gurukul School in Medak district and 13 students at Kondabhimanapalli Gurukul School in Nalgonda district were attacked by rats while sleeping.
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BRS leader and former Minister, T Harsh Rao emphasized the neglect faced by educational institutions, calling it a matter of shame. Despite a school being closed for over two weeks due to a lack of teachers, the government has yet to take any action.
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They chose to grow green gram, expecting it to fetch better prices than food crops. However, they ended up selling the green gram for Rs 6000 to Rs 6500 per quintal, resulting in a loss of over Rs 2500 per quintal.
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BRS leader criticises government for its failure to provide primary education to tribal children and called it an "unforgivable crime
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Harish Rao said HYDRAA which was originally intended to address urban planning issues, was being used to target opposition leaders, specifically those from the BRS, under the guise of enforcing the law.
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BRS Senior leader T Harish Rao said that the Congress government is denying development works and funds to Siddipet assembly constituency.
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The former Minister said that they had developed Siddipet into a green town with consistent efforts for over 20 years and that the felling of trees would harm the environment