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The BJP’s national leadership has stated that the decision will have national implications. Former Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday in a press meet reminded that such divisive measures in the past led to the partition of the country.
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Taking to social media platform X, Gandhi shared his wishes with the public, stating, "Heartiest greetings to all of you on the holy festival of Holi. May this festival of colours bring new enthusiasm, new excitement and lots of happiness in your life."
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Telangana Chief Minister says he need not take photographs with the Gandhis and produce them in public domain, maintains cordial relations with the family
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"Arresting two journalists for criticizing the Chief Minister, allegedly spreading falsehoods, and inciting divisions to disrupt law and order—really? Arrest is not the answer; it is a symptom of a spreading disease called intolerance," Sibal posted on X.
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BRS working president questioned its justification for splurging Rs 200 crore on hosting the Miss World beauty pageant while vilifying the Rs 46 crore spent on the Formula-E race during the BRS regime
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Addressing party workers on the second day of his two-day Gujarat visit, Gandhi said people of the State will not vote for his party till it fullfils its responsibilities
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LoP Gandhi also shared a video message in which he encouraged women to become self-reliant and independent, urging them not to be suppressed by anyone
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Rahul Gandhi's visit marked an early attempt to rebuild the party's foundation and reclaim lost ground in Gujarat's political landscape
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BRS MLC K Kavitha stated that while education and employment quotas may have legal complexities at 46%, there were no hurdles in implementing political reservations which were entirely within the State's jurisdiction
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The prolonged vacancy in the Vice-Chairperson position raises concerns about the government's commitment to the commission's mandate. Gandhi also pointed out a similar situation in the NCBC, where the Vice-Chairperson position has been vacant for nearly three years
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Rama Rao took to X, criticising Revanth Reddy for his frequent visits to Delhi. He stated that even as eight workers lay trapped inside the tunnel and the remaining workers struggling without salaries for three months, the Chief Minister had shown little concern
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According to the Chief Minister's Office, during the nearly 20-minute update, CM Revanth Reddy illustrated the urgency with which the government responded after a portion of the roof of the under-construction tunnel collapsed on Saturday
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The union Minister said that Revanth disappointed the people of the state as he had failed to keep the promises. Reddy said that Congress came to power by promising a change
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Kavitha challenged the Congress government to introduce a bill in the Telangana Assembly to ensure BC rights and called on the BJP to approve it at the Centre
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With Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar set to retire on February 18, a three-member selection committee headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet to pick his successor
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Meenakshi Natarajan is one of the close confidantes of Rahul Gandhi. With her appointment as AICC Telangana in-charge, party activities in State will come under high command's eagle eye
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During the meeting with the Congress MP, the Chief Minister informed that the State government would introduce a Bill on SC classification in the budget session. Time was extended for examining the objections from SC sub castes and the Commission was examining the same, he said
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The Chief Minister flew to New Delhi and is expected to meet AICC Chief Mallikarjun Kharge and AICC General Secretary KC Venugopal. It is still unclear if he would meet Congress MP Rahul Gandhi
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Union Minister of State for Home Bandi Sanjay also sought to know from the Chief Minister as to what was Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s caste and religion.
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Addressing a news conference at Telangana Bhavan, they said the Congress party had released the schedule for Gandhi’s visit, but it was cancelled sensing the mood of the people in the State
