"telangana-bhavan"

Party holds rallies, distributes fruits, holds blood donation camps and Anna Daanam for the poor, besides various other events across all 33 districts of State

The event was marked by a warm and respectful tribute to Prof. Reddy and his family, with Prof Reddy all set to leave for the United States soon.

The occasion will be marked by various events across all 33 districts of Telangana, with senior leaders assigned as in-charges for each district

Talasani acknowledged that his son was one of the eight directors of a distillery company near Rajahmundry but had resigned from the position in 2016.

Stating that this was because he was relentlessly questioning the government, Rama Rao said he would not fear cases and arrests as long as he had the support of party workers.

KTR thanked Hyderabad citizens for rejecting the Congress in the recent Assembly elections in GHMC area and urged BRS workers to expose the failures of the Congress government.

Led by the state president of the association, Aadepu Varalakshmi, the representatives raised several concerns. They pointed out that although the government had decided to upgrade 3,989 mini Anganwadi centers to full Anganwadi centers, the process has not been fully carried out.

Reiterating his party's commitment to preserving the legacy of the statehood movement while addressing the challenges faced by the State today, he appealed to the party cadres to participate in large numbers and make the Deeksha Divas a massive success

Party leaders and workers, including women, stood outside the working president's residence whole night, raising slogans in support of him and the party

The BRS working president questioned the Congress government's commitment to implement its Minority Declaration and listed out its unfulfilled promises to the community.

At a joint news conference at Telangana Bhavan, Sudheer Reddy criticized the Chief Minister for using inappropriate language and highlighted that the BRS had launched the Musi River clean-up project. He expressed disappointment over the CM’s claims that the BRS was hindering the project.

Goud pointed out that the Congress party had promised 42 percent reservations in local bodies but has only recently set up a BC Commission to count the BC population

The legislators, led by former Minister Vemula Prashanth Reddy, criticise the appointment of Serlingampally MLA Arekapudi Gandhi as PAC chairman

Addressing a news conference at Telangana Bhavan, the three former ministers voiced their outrage at the events that followed the housewarming party hosted by Raj Pakala at his new home

The former IPS officer reminded the Chief Minister that he had promised to implement the 'Ek Police' system in Telangana formulating same rules for all police personnel as was done in the neighbouring Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

Speaking at Telangana Bhavan on Wednesday, Jagadish Reddy voiced his support for the people of Ramannapet, opposing the Ambuja cement factory project. He warned that the project would devastate the local environment, stating, "If the Ambuja cement factory is allowed, Ramannapet mandal will become barren, and even animals will be deprived of grass to eat." His remarks echoed public concerns about the impact on agriculture and water resources.

He reminded that the previous BRS government honoured the Gond tribal leaderby naming Asifabad district after him and also developed his native place of Jodeghat into a tourist spot, by constructing his memorial

At a press meet at Telangana Bhavan, Vinod Kumar dismissed the false claims made by the Chief Minister and his Cabinet colleagues regarding the previous BRS government's loans at high interest rates. He emphasized that Telangana, under the BRS regime, secured loans at the lowest interest rates among Southern States, contributing to a GSDP of Rs 16 lakh crore ($200 billion).

Speaking to reporters at Telangana Bhavan, Rama Rao described the nine proposals put forth by the discoms as highly detrimental to both domestic and industrial consumers. He highlighted that the discoms plan to raise fixed charges for households consuming more than 300 units per month from Rs. 10 to Rs. 50. "This isn’t just a tariff hike; it will push ordinary families into financial distress due to rising power consumption," he warned.

The BRS government prioritised poor families by ensuring that no one was displaced during the river clean-up and development, said BRS working president KT Rama Rao