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He took part in the Ugadi celebrations at Telangana Bhavan, where he extended his greetings to party members and functionaries. Emphasizing the festival's significance, he described Ugadi as a celebration of six tastes, symbolizing the balance of joy and sorrow, and a tradition passed down through generations.
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BRS working president warns that those targeting his party leaders will face consequences when the party returns to power in Telangana
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BRS working president thanks cadre, urges them to continue exposing Congress government's frauds in fulfilling poll promises
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The BRS working president suggested Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy focus on administration rather than settling political scores
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BRS working president accused the government of compromising on quality standards and supervision due to collusion with contractors
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BRS working president questions whether the Congress government considered arrests as the answer to the rightful demands of sarpanches
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BRS working president takes a dig at Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for being unable to accept the fact and blaming the BRS for his failures
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The case pertained to KTR and party workers participating in a meeting on May 30, 2024, in violation of the election code
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People were waiting for an opportunity and would teach a befitting lesson to the Congress, says BRS working president
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Harish Rao dismissed allegations of quid pro quo, stating that Greenko Group bore the expenses of hosting the international event, which enhanced Hyderabad's global reputation.
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BRS leader and former Minister says they are intended to mislead farmers, shift focus from pressing issues
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KT Rama Rao refutes charges of corruption in Formula E Race issue and asserts thatthat all decisions were lawful and aimed at bolstering Hyderabad’s global image. He contends that he cannot be held responsible for procedural lapses, if any. He went on to charge the Congress government with partisan motives in leveling unsubstantiated claims.
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In an open letter to Telangana farmers, Rama Rao criticized the Congress government's approach to farmer insurance, accusing it of implementing policies that would restrict full coverage and leave many farmers unsupported for crop investments. He urged farmers to remain alert and actively protest these measures, warning that inaction could result in losing critical insurance benefits and facing severe financial challenges.
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The team comprising senior leaders R.S. Praveen Kumar, Errolla Srinivas, Anjaneya Goud, and Gellu Srinivas Yadav interacted with students and parents and took note of their grievances.
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He also mentioned that the Congress government has failed to provide the Rs 500 bonus per quintal for fine quality paddy, which was one of the key promises made to farmers.
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The incident occurred when Kaushik Reddy and BRS workers staged a protest questioning the delayed release of the second phase of financial assistance to the beneficiaries of the Dalit Bandhu scheme
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During a meeting of the BRSV, the party's student unit at Telangana Bhavan, he urged students to become the voice of the people by utilizing social media to address the gaps in print and electronic media, which have faced challenges since the Congress came to power in the state.
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"Despite ED raids on Congress leaders in the State, BJP leaders have maintained a conspicuous silence," he said
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KT Rama Rao found fault with the State police for registering a case against journalist P Gowtham Goud for shooting and uploading the video of an angry farmer in March this year
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Rama Rao criticized the Revanth Reddy government for its decision to bulldoze 75 houses in a colony at 3 AM, leaving many families homeless
