"praja-palana"

As local body elections are nearing in Telangana, the Congress government's welfare outreach, such as ration card distribution, Indiramma House allotments, and the Janahita Padayatra, is facing public backlash due to delays, and irregularities. Citizens in rural and urban areas are expressing dissatisfaction, with some resorting to protests.

Listing out the measures initiated by the Congress government for the welfare of the farming community, the Chief Minister said within one year, farmers’ crop loans of upto Rs.2 lakh were waived by spending Rs.21,000 crore.

Deadlines for the Congress government in Telangana are apparently not meant to be met. Take the distribution of new ration (smart) cards. Initially, the assurance given was they would be distributed from January. Now, even that deadline stands little chance of being met

The Indiramma Indlu housing scheme in Telangana is under fire for flawed beneficiary selection, delays in fund release, and allegations of favouritism. Over 41 lakh applicants were disqualified, while protests erupted over exclusions and new restrictions on house size

Incident took place in Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka’s Madhira Assembly constituency where officials decided to launch schemes in Suvarnapuram village instead of Khanapuram

Villagers protest against inclusion of ineligible people as beneficiaries in the list for four schemes

Harish Rao said the police obstructed him at the Assembly entrance, checked his vehicle and confiscating certain important documents under the pretext of inspection

Warning boards have been installed at the Assembly lobby to enforce the new rule

Harish Rao said the government failed to deliver the people's governance (Praja Palana), labeling this as the seventh betrayal against the people of Telangana.

The caste census was launched on November 6 and the target was to complete the survey and upload the collected data online by November 30, that is, Saturday

The video has been shared widely on social media platforms exposing the hollow promises made by the Congress leadership.

It may be recalled that Praja Palana applications were also found scattered on the Balanagar flyover on January 4 in the city.

Police reached the hotel where the former Sapanches assembled, and prevented them from heading towards the Chief Minister’s residence. The police also took of them into custody.

Not just in Hyderabad, former Sarpanches in different areas across the State were arrested and were being prevented from staging protests

Revanth Reddy continues to set deadlines for government tasks despite a history of missed targets, attracting criticism as results lag and commitments remain unfulfilled

Singareni Collieries Company Limited CMD N Balram said the way coal production was picking up the company's turnover was likely to increase four fold in next few years.

Answering a question in the Council, Uttam Kumar Reddy clarified that the new ration cards would be exclusively issued to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families.

Harish Rao demanded the State government to immediately stop such atrocities against the students and unemployed youth

Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said the Congress party promised to fulfil all the guarantees within 100 day, but even after seven months it had not fulfilled a majority of the promises made to the people of the State during the polls.

Demanding that Revanth Reddy should apologize to students and unemployed people for his actions and comments, Rama Rao said the CM had insulted them with his derogatory comments at Mahabubnagar.