Members of the Telangana Union of Working Journalists (TUWJ)-H143 launched a postcard campaign in Adilabad, alleging that the State government had failed to allocate funds for journalists' welfare and had shelved the health card scheme.
Former Minister T Harish Rao assured the Telangana Union of Working Journalists that the BRS would raise the issue of journalist accreditation cards in the Assembly. He opposed GO 252, saying it unfairly divides journalists and harms their welfare.
Journalists across Adilabad, Mancherial, Nirmal and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts staged protests demanding the withdrawal of government order 252 on accreditation cards. They submitted representations to district Collectors, arguing that the order undermines their identity and self-respect.
Prem Sagar Rao expressed displeasure over poor publicity for his programmes and said if he desired he could shut down 50 percent of newspapers and channels in erstwhile Adilabad district
Mancherial: Members of the Telangana Union of Working Journalists requested Government Whip Balka Suman to take up a special vaccination drive for journalists. They submitted a written request to Suman here on Monday. Led by TUWJ’s ad hoc committee co-convener Renikuntla Srinivas, journalists Ravi Naik, V Satyanarayana, Gattu Srinivas, video journalists Ramancha Srinivas, Ramesh, Satheesh […]
Khammam: Journalists in erstwhile Khammam were urged to attend a meeting of the Telangana Union of Working Journalists (TUWJ) to be held on March 7 in Hyderabad. Speaking at a preparatory meeting here on Friday, Union State leaders PV Srinivas and Syed Ismail called upon the journalist community to come together under the leadership of […]
