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The article questions the Telangana government's lack of concrete financial safeguards against the El Nino threat, contrasting it with salary deferments ordered during the Covid pandemic. It highlights the absence of assured income support for farmers asked to skip cultivation.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao credited T-Hub with helping transform Hyderabad into a global innovation destination. Marking its 11th anniversary, he said the institution had empowered more than 3,300 startups by connecting entrepreneurs with mentors and investors.
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Ten youths from Godavarikhani completed an eight-day, 400-km cycle rally from Medigadda Barrage to Kondapochamma Sagar to highlight farmers' distress and express support for BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao's return as Chief Minister. During their journey, they collected grievances related to irrigation, power supply and agriculture, which they later conveyed to Rao at his Erravelli residence.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress and BJP of compromising Telangana’s interests and criticised the State government’s proposed land sales. He urged the government to use Miyapur land for martyrs’ families, movement activists, housing and civic infrastructure.
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The BRS has alleged that the Telangana government altered the alignment of a proposed 100-foot road in Narsingi to benefit a private builder, putting thousands of residents living in apartment complexes at risk. Former minister T Harish Rao claimed the revised alignment could lead to demolitions of private properties.
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Chinna Narasimha of Gurakonda village in Devarakadra mandal walked nearly 200 km to meet BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao at his Erravalli farmhouse. He also highlighted farmers’ concerns and expressed his wish to see the former Chief Minister return to power.
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The Supreme Court upheld Telangana's ownership of 550.39 acres in Miyapur, ending decades of litigation. While the Revanth Reddy government plans to monetise the land, the BRS has highlighted its legal and administrative efforts to protect the public asset.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy claimed that he is wealthier than BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao and asserted that his family had been financially secure since his childhood. Speaking in New Delhi, he outlined the government's stance on the Kaleshwaram project, KBR Park traffic measures and Hyderabad Metro Phase-I.
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BRSLP deputy leader T Harish Rao has alleged that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy made misleading claims regarding the Miyapur land dispute and wrongly attempted to take credit for legal efforts undertaken by the previous BRS government. Rao maintained that the BRS government had initiated and pursued key legal measures in the Supreme Court to protect 550 acres of prime land.
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BRS leader Balka Suman said the party would continue fighting for farmers’ issues and accused the Congress government of worsening agrarian distress. At a meeting scheduled for November 1, the party will press for farmer assistance, tenant farmer aid and loan waivers.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of wasting Godavari and Krishna water while crops withered in Telangana. He blamed Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for agrarian distress, demanded the operation of irrigation pumps and announced a Nirmal meeting.
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Chinna Narasimha of Gurakonda village has undertaken a padayatra to the Erravalli farmhouse, hoping to see BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao return as Chief Minister. He also wants to highlight farmers’ problems, including shortages of irrigation water, electricity and urea.
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BRS general secretary T Jeevan Reddy urged the Congress government to resume pumping at the Kannepalli pump house amid drought conditions. He suggested a cofferdam, criticised restrictions on paddy seed purchases and questioned progress on the Tummidihatti project.
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When Telangana faced the 2015–16 El Niño drought, the KCR-led government focused on mobilising resources, protecting livelihoods and reassuring people. Today, the real test for Congress is whether it can deliver solutions to the State’s current challenges instead of repeatedly blaming its predecessor
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The BRS on Saturday accused the Congress government in Telangana of failing to take timely measures to tackle the impact of El Nino and then attempting to shift blame to the previous regime for the ongoing power and water shortages. Former Energy Minister G Jagadishwar Reddy defended the BRS government's record on power management and rejected the Congress government's criticism of the Yadadri thermal power plant and electricity procurement policies.
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A young student from Khammam district, Duggidevara Sri Raghunandan, was appreciated by BRS working president KT Rama Rao for his sustained efforts to improve a government primary school and promote environmental awareness.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao predicted the party’s return to power in Telangana, claiming public dissatisfaction with the Congress government was growing. He criticised its handling of agriculture and water, attacked the BJP and Congress, and challenged the ruling party to hold local elections
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Telangana's drought concerns have renewed focus on Kaleshwaram's role in storing and distributing Godavari water. Damage to Medigadda and low reservoir levels have constrained the system, while the BRS urges the government to use available river flows to protect crops.
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Telangana’s Yadadri Thermal Power Plant synchronised its fifth 800 MW unit, advancing towards full 4,000 MW capacity. The project aims to strengthen power security, but coal supply concerns remain. Congress has questioned its costs, location and procurement arrangements.
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The Telangana Association of United Kingdom celebrated Chenetha Bathukamma in London and other parts of the UK, with around 2,000 people attending the London event. Participants wore Telangana handloom clothing, exchanged festive greetings and pledged continued support for weavers.
