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Stating that Rahul Gandhi would be India's next Prime Minister, the Minister warned that democracy in India could be in peril, if Narendra Modi was elected as the Prime Minister for the third term.
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As for the paddy exposed to rains, only the Civil Supplies department is able to come to the rescue of the farmers. It has been purchasing paddy soaked in rain to meet the requirement of parboiled rice mills.
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Though the thundershowers could bring much needed respite to the general public from the heat wave conditions that prevailed all over the State, farmers have had to pay a big price.
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The cybercrime police during their investigation found that about 50 persons in Karimnagar, Nalgonda, Hyderabad, Jagtial, Guntur and Rajahmundry districts along with Khammam were cheated by the accused
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The Minister made a detailed PowerPoint presentation at Gandhi Bhavan on Monday. He provided comparative figures of paddy procurement processes and auctions between the previous government and the current Congress Government
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Barely 8,294 metric tonnes of the rice grains were delivered as against the target of 93,575 metric tonnes of rice so far. Show-cause notices were served against 19 mills that did not return the grains a few days ago.
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He was accompanied by former Minister K Jana Reddy and Nalgonda Congress candidate K Raghuveer Reddy.
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Five feet long, 2.6 ft wide and three feet height Nandi sculpture was dislocated from the ruins of a Siva temple situated close to Vinayaka well belonging to the Kanduru Cholas era.
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Around 30 dead monkeys were discovered in an overhead tank located in Nandikonda by local municipal authorities on Wednesday.
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Officials suspect that due to scorching heat, monkeys may have entered the tank through the metal sheets for water but could not come out and drowned.
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In the past few weeks, the TSMC undertook a series of inspections of establishments where such alleged unauthorized practices were taking place.
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While the BRS had focused on development and welfare politics, the Congress had focused on propaganda politics.
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On March 31, BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao is set to embark on a State-wide tour, beginning in the districts of Jangaon, Suryapet, and Nalgonda.
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Similarly, BJP leaders from Nalgonda constituency too are opposing the candidature of former MLA S Saidireddy, who joined from BRS days before the announcement of party candidates for the Lok Sabha polls.
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The BRS president had discussions with the party leaders from the constituencies concerned before announcing their names.
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Sources in the party say local leaders want the high command to replace Saidireddy with a local BJP leader so that the party functionaries could work unitedly for the victory of the candidate.
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In Suryapet, BRS activists took out a rally from the old bus stand to the new bus stand and staged a dharna at the Telangana Talli statue.
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Today's Telangana News includes CM Revanth Reddy visiting Yadadri temple, Uranium exploration in Nalgonda, and subsidy for solar-powered agriculture pumps in the state
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Under Schedule J of the Drugs Rules, claims of drugs for the treatment of certain diseases and disorders are prohibited.
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Speaking to the media on the occasion, Sudhakar Reddy said that the farmers of the district were facing hard time due to no irrigation facility to the ayacut area for yasangi crop season.