Telangana

Rama Rao said the public had realised the difference between the previous BRS government led by K Chandrashekhar Rao and the present government.

It might be noted that nomination papers for the seat were filed on Tuesday on behalf of a Congress ticket aspirant Ramasahayam Raghuram Reddy by the party leaders.

A staggering 170 malpractice cases were booked during the examinations that were conducted from February 28 to March 19 as against 69 in IPE-2023.

K Chandrashekhar Rao said the Congress government had failed on all fronts

The Congress government would fulfill its assurance for giving debt relief up to Rs 2 lakh to the farmers by all means by August 15, he asserted.

As for the paddy exposed to rains, only the Civil Supplies department is able to come to the rescue of the farmers. It has been purchasing paddy soaked in rain to meet the requirement of parboiled rice mills.

B Vinod Kumar said that the Congress party, which came to power by cheating the people in the name of six guarantees, was again trying to misguide the public in the name of gods.

Speaking at a roadshow during the nomination programme of BRS Malkajgiri candidate Ragidi Lakshma Reddy, Rama Rao pointed out how Revanth Reddy had won in Malkajgiri by a narrow majority in 2019.

The department is also focusing on formulating a new law to regulate fees and planning to come up with a new fee structure for the junior college before going in for admissions online.

In the clip, a customer was seen picking up an argument with a cashier of the hotel after spotting a rat in the upma that he bought.

Another startling revelation that has come to fore is that only 25.38 per cent out of 2,325 students of GJCs in Kamareddy district passed the second year examinations.

He asked the Chief Minister if he would quit the post if he failed to waive off the crop loans by August 15 and also wanted a written assurance about the loans waiver.

He along with Congress party's candidate for Peddapalli Parliament segment G Vamshi addressed press persons here on Wednesday.

A total of 12 sets of nominations were received from eight candidates of various parties including two Independents.

Pamballa Ramya, a resident of Sheripally, was looking farming activities since her father was bedridden.

The district figured at the seventh spot in the Intermediate II year results by registering a 72.06 pass percentage as against the second position achieved with 81 percent in 2023.

In-charge Kaghaznagar Forest Divisional Officer G Appalakonda sought cooperation from locals in tackling the elephant-human conflict.

Both Rajender Rao and Praveen Reddy have been attempting for the Karimnagar ticket.

Over the next 17 days, the former Chief Minister plans to conduct roadshows across 12 Lok Sabha constituencies, culminating in a public meeting in Siddipet on May 10.

Assuring to implement all the schemes, he said the Congress still had more than four years of its tenure left and would implement all promises under the leadership of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

The pass percentage of girls in second year was 64.19 per cent, while only 56.10 per cent boys could make it through the exams.

On May 3, he would address a rally in one of the assembly constituencies falling under the Warangal Lok Sabha and on the next day he would address rallies in Narayanpet and Vikarabad assembly constituencies.

According to the police, the officer, Sheshagiri, suffered a bullet injury on his chest. The incident occurred when he was returning to the CRPF camp at Pusuguppa from a village visit.

In the first instance, Maidam Sathwik (18) from Achulapur village in Thandur mandal was found hanging after he failed in mathematics, physics and chemistry.