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BRS activists and farmers on Sunday staged protests across the erstwhile Karimnagar district against the State government’s decision not to implement Rythu Bharosa for the current Kharif season.
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The official national handle of the Congress party on X (formerly Twitter) posted that the Telangana Congress government had waived off loans for 40 lakh farmers under its crop loan waiver scheme
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The event, marking the association's 10-year milestone, will witness the participation of Telangana expatriates from Malaysia and other countries, alongside prominent persons from Telangana.
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While the visit is aimed to study the Cheonggyecheon Riverfront Development in Seoul, questions are being raised over sending journalists rather than bureaucrats, engineers and experts, for the study tour.
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BRS working president Rama Rao expressed his readiness to stay not just for three months, but for three years if needed.
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He labeled the BJP's behavior as unbecoming and criticized the government's handling of the Group 1 protests. In a media statement, he expressed disappointment with the Chief Minister's approach, calling it shameful and regrettable.
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BRS working president and former Minister KT Rama Rao on Saturday warned the ruling party leadership of severe consequences if they fail to deliver the promised support.
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Revanth assured residents along the Musi riverbed that no pressure would be exerted on them to vacate their houses.
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KTR alleged that the Musi River beautification project was unfolding as a massive scam under the current administration. "The Musi River project is a clear example of the Congress's mismanagement.
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Praveen Kumar criticized the ruling Congress party's MLAs, MLCs, and MPs for remaining silent on the issue, for not standing up for those who voted them to power.
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Harish Rao said the Congress government was turning a genuine river rejuvenation project into a real estate venture, exploiting the people of Telangana in the process.
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Urges Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari to discuss with chairman of the Telangana Public Service Commission and resolve the issue amicably
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KTR condemned the Congress for labelling the poor as encroachers after granting them permissions, collecting electricity bills, and property taxes.
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The candidates also expressed concerns over incorrect question standards and confusing guidance they received regarding study materials. They shared these issues with Rama Rao, who assured them of his support and legal help.
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The announcement comes in response to remarks made by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy at a media conference.
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He questioned the government's stubbornness in refusing to reschedule the exams, despite repeated requests from candidates. He condemned the arrests of protesting candidates in Ashok Nagar and demanded their immediate release, along with the withdrawal of any charges against them.
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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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The BRS leader reminds the Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, of their visits to Ashok Nagar Library during the elections to seek votes
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Candidates requested the BRS leader to visit Ashok Nagar and listen to their grievances, to which he said he would meet them and support them
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao demanded the immediate release of arrears amounting to over Rs.650 crore to private degree and PG college managements.