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Harish Rao slams govt for neglecting ST hostels

Harish Rao slams govt for neglecting ST hostels

  • Boath MLA carries hanging ropes to protest erratic power supply in Adilabad

    Boath MLA Anil Jadhav led farmers in laying siege to a power substation in Echoda, protesting erratic electricity supply for agriculture. He accused the Congress government of neglecting farmers and failing to fulfil poll promises made before coming to power.
  • Congress govt’s days are numbered for ignoring election promises: MLC Madhusudhan

    BRS MLC Tata Madhusudhan accused the Congress government of abandoning election promises and deceiving people. He alleged that farmers, women and the poor were suffering, while MP Vaddiraju Ravichandra criticised the government over its dependence on Delhi.
  • KCR to chair BRS legislative party meeting ahead of Assembly session

    BRS president and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao will chair a legislative party meeting at his Erravelli residence on Sunday, ahead of the Assembly session. BRS MLAs and MLCs are expected to discuss the party’s strategy and issues.
  • Jagadish Reddy demands probe into allegations against Revanth Reddy

    BRS MLA G Jagadish Reddy demanded an investigation into allegations made by Konda Surekha and her daughter Sushmitha against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. He also accused the Congress government of corruption, poor governance and compromising Telangana’s interests.
  • Telangana SIR: Special campaigns for claims, objections on September 5 and 6

    The Telangana Chief Electoral Office will conduct special campaigns on September 5-6 and 12-13 for claims and objections to draft electoral rolls prepared under the Special Intensive Revision. Electors can verify the rolls and submit Forms 6, 7 and 8
  • Telangana organ donation system leaves donor families, recipients without long-term support

    Organ donor families and transplant recipients in Telangana are seeking greater financial support, with private hospitals earning substantial revenues from transplantation. Activists have urged the State government to provide assistance to donor families and long-term support to economically weaker recipients.
  • KCR to chair BRS legislative party meeting on Sunday

    BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao will chair the party’s legislative meeting at his Erravelli residence on Sunday, ahead of the Telangana Assembly session beginning Monday. MLAs and MLCs have been invited, with KCR expected to outline the party’s strategy.
  • Harish Rao alleges Revanth Reddy placed 15 lakh acres in 22A prohibited list

    Former minister T Harish Rao accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of placing poor farmers’ lands in the 22A prohibited list, depriving them of benefits. He demanded immediate lifting of the restrictions and announced intensified BRS protests over the issue.
  • JNTU Hyderabad students clash during Teej celebrations, eight detained

    Tension prevailed at JNTU Hyderabad after students from Manjeera and Gautami hostels allegedly clashed during Teej celebrations. Police detained eight students and are searching for three others. Several students were injured in a second clash early Friday, police said.
  • Student unions seek relocation of BC Gurukul from Khammam to Tekulapalli

    Student unions in Kothagudem district have demanded that the State government relocate Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Gurukul School/Junior College (Girls) from Khammam to Tekulapalli, where it was originally sanctioned, citing administrative confusion and difficulties faced by students.
  • Telangana SIR hearings for urban voters to be held in evenings

    Telangana has directed officials to hold SIR electoral roll hearings in the evenings in urban areas, particularly the CURE region, after low voter turnout was observed during daytime hearings. The move aims to help working professionals attend and submit documents.
  • Telangana to issue new EPIC cards to new electors, those making corrections after SIR

    New electors and voters making corrections to their electoral-roll details in Telangana are set to receive new EPIC cards after completion of the SIR. The ECI and CEO are making arrangements, with issuance expected about three months after the exercise.
  • Telangana SIR process to cost over Rs.200 crore

    The ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Telangana is expected to cost over Rs.200 crore, with around Rs.85 crore earmarked for salaries of Booth Level Officers and other officials involved in the exercise.
  • Hyderabad power electronics startup Leanwatts raises 2 million usd in seed funding

    Hyderabad-based power electronics startup Leanwatts has raised approximately $2 million in seed funding across two tranches, led by Trivest Partners. The company develops EV charging and power electronics products, including portable and onboard chargers for multiple electric vehicle segments.
  • Hyderabad: Decomposed body of unidentified woman found near Sreenidhi University

    The decomposed body of an unidentified woman was found in bushes near Sreenidhi University at Yamnampet on Friday. Police suspect she may have died about a week ago and are probing possible foul play while awaiting postmortem and forensic reports.
  • KTR invited to deliver keynote at Luxembourg Venture Days-2026

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao has been invited to deliver a keynote address at Luxembourg Venture Days-2026 on October 14 and 15. He will speak on investment policies, risk appetite, startup expectations, opportunities and international collaboration.
  • KNRUHS announces first phase of BDS web options for 2026–27

    KNRUHS has announced the first phase of web-based counselling for BDS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for 2026–27. Eligible candidates can exercise web options from 2 pm on September 4 to 4 pm on September 6.
  • Hyderabad doctors save 16-year-old boy after he ingests multiple razor blades

    Doctors at Osmania General Hospital successfully removed three razor blade pieces from the stomach of a 16-year-old Hyderabad boy who had ingested multiple blades. The technically challenging endoscopic procedure was performed by the hospital’s Medical Gastroenterology team.
  • Telangana seeks Chhattisgarh NOC for Sammakka Sarakka barrage

    Telangana has sought an early NOC from Chhattisgarh for the Sammakka Sagar Project to enable full reservoir storage and realise irrigation benefits. Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy assured compensation for land and houses affected by submergence in Chhattisgarh.
  • Mancherial: 95-year-old man mauled to death by stray dogs in Dandepalli

    A 95-year-old man was mauled to death by a pack of four stray dogs at Dandepalli in Mancherial district on Thursday. The incident triggered panic among locals, who urged officials to take measures to curb the stray dog menace.
  • Two migrant workers killed in road accident in Medak

    Two migrant workers died after their two-wheeler veered off Nandigama bridge on NH-765D in Medak district early Friday. The victims, identified as Vasanth Rathod and Ganesh, died on the spot after sustaining multiple injuries, police said.
  • Hyderabad: Traffic diversions at Attapur-Langar Houz bridge from September 4 to 11 for road works

    Traffic diversions will be enforced around Attapur Bridge, Bapughat and Langar Houz from September 4 to 11 due to road works. Commuters have been advised to avoid the stretch and use designated alternative routes during the period.
  • RTC bus rams into parked DCM in Abdullapurmet, 10 injured

    An RTC bus travelling from Vijayawada to Hyderabad rammed into a parked iron-laden DCM at Inamguda in Abdullapurmet on Thursday, injuring 10 of the 48 passengers onboard. Locals shifted the injured to a nearby private hospital for treatment.
  • Oleander leaves found in midday meal at Khammam Anganwadi centre, five reportedly fall ill

    Oleander leaves were reportedly found in dal served at an Anganwadi centre in Sathupalli mandal of Khammam district. Three children and two women allegedly fell ill after consuming the meal and were shifted to Khammam for further treatment.
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