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Speaking at the Minority Garjana Sabha organised by the party at Indira Park, TPCC president charged that every vote cast to TRS party will end up benefiting BJP party

Low conviction rate is a clear pointer to how the provision is being misused largely for political purposes

The newly created Ministry of Co-operation has justifiably raised concerns, given NDA government’s poor track record in upholding the spirit of federalism

A probe by Joint Parliamentary Committee will be the right way to get to the bottom of the truth

There is a need to insulate the updated Cinematograph Act from whimsical subjective interpretation

J&K parties must view Centre’s invitation as a confidence-building measure because maximalist positions will not help their cause

It is reprehensible to invoke religious fears to spread falsehood against vaccines

It is time a national consensus was built in favour of scrapping the sedition law as it is anathema to democracy

Contrary to the narrative being advanced by the NDA govt, GDP growth has been a point of growing weakness for the last five years

The govt’s priorities should be on providing healthcare and vaccines rather than ordering vindictive actions

The court’s role in the constitution of the task force must be viewed as a well-meaning attempt to help the government

Compelling States to negotiate with vaccine manufacturers amounts to undermining the right to public health

The Centre should procure the vaccines centrally and give the States operational flexibility

The NDA govt must listen to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to tide over the Covid crisis

Hyderabad: Former BJP MLA NVSS Prabhakar here on Saturday criticised the former chief minister late YS Rajasekhara Reddy’s daughter YS Sharmila for making remarks against the BJP-led NDA government alleging that it failed to deliver the promises like setting up railway coach factory and turmeric board in Telangana. Before criticising the BJP, he advised Sharmila […]

The Mining amendment Bill, passed by Parliament, is another classic case of arbitrary lawmaking

The revenue surplus Budget is testimony to the resilience of Telangana in the midst of gloom all around

They extended solidarity to the nationwide strike called on March 15 by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) to express resentment against the privatisation of public banks

Possible spread of new mutants and vaccine hesitancy have only added to the growing concerns

“Team India” will remain an empty slogan if the interests of progressive States like Telangana are ignored