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BRS leaders hail resurgence of party at grassroots with Panchayat polls

BRS leaders hail resurgence of party at grassroots with Panchayat polls

  • Kothagudem: Forest beat officer, scribe among four arrested in Paloncha murder case

    Paloncha police arrested four individuals, including a forest beat officer and a local reporter, in connection with the murder of Dharavath Harinath.
  • NABARD retirees stage nationwide agitation over pending pension revision

    Over 3,500 retired NABARD employees protested at headquarters and regional offices nationwide, demanding pension revision for retirees up to November 2017, removal of upper ceiling on family pension, and fixation based on last pay or 10-month average
  • Vritti Agarwal wins 1500m freestyle gold at inter-university championship

    Vritti Agarwal of Osmania University won gold in the 1500m freestyle at the All India Inter-University Swimming and Diving Championship in Chennai. Shirin of VTU took silver, while Ashmitha Chandra of Jain University claimed bronze
  • Varsha Thirupothu wins under-15 girls event at UBS Athletics Kids Cup

    Varsha Thirupothu of Satyam International School won the girls under-15 event at the UBS Athletics Kids Cup in Hyderabad. Telangana ministers attended the inaugural, while athletes from schools across the State excelled in long jump, throw and sprint events
  • Five-day D Sons Patola Art Exhibition opens in Banjara Hills

    Deputy Mayor Mothe Srilatha Reddy inaugurated the five-day D Sons Patola Art Exhibition in Banjara Hills, showcasing Patola art sarees, handloom and silk products from across India, aimed at promoting weavers and supporting the handloom industry
  • Removal of Mahatma Gandhi name from NREGS will not augur well for nation: Vinod Kumar

    BRS leader and former MP B. Vinod Kumar has opposed the removal of Mahatma Gandhi’s name from the rural employment guarantee scheme, warning that it undermines the Father of the Nation’s legacy. He recalled his involvement in MGNREGA’s passage under the UPA government and expressed concern for 8.9 crore job card holders, especially women.
  • Narayana students account for nearly half of India’s 2025 Olympiad achievers

    Narayana Educational Institutions emerged as a major contributor to India’s success at the International Science Olympiads 2025, with its students winning 13 medals, including seven golds, across six global competitions in science disciplines
  • Inorbit Mall Cyberabad ushers in Christmas with European-style décor

    Inorbit Mall Cyberabad marked the start of the festive season with the unveiling of its European-inspired Christmas décor, featuring twinkling lights, immersive installations and themed events, with actors Nandu and Yamini Bhasker adding star appeal
  • Harish Rao slams CM Revanth for ‘false claims’ on panchayat polls

    Former Minister T Harish Rao has accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of misrepresenting Congress’s performance in gram panchayat elections in Gajwel constituency. Rao claimed that the BRS won 92 panchayats compared to Congress’s 68, contrary to the Chief Minister’s assertion of a majority.
  • President Murmu urges PSCs to prioritise integrity in recruitment

    President Droupadi Murmu, addressing the national conference of Public Service Commission (PSC) chairpersons in Hyderabad, emphasised that integrity and honesty must be the foremost criteria in recruitment. She noted that while skills can be acquired, lack of ethical orientation poses grave challenges.
  • 41 Maoist cadres surrender; Rs 1.46 crore reward to be disbursed

    Telangana DGP B Shivadhar Reddy announced that Rs 1.46 crore, the eligible reward amount carried on the heads of 41 surrendered Maoist cadres, will be disbursed shortly under the State and Centre’s rehabilitation policy. Interim relief of Rs 25,000 each has already been given, with further benefits to follow.
  • BRS MPs seek PM Modi’s intervention for key Telangana infrastructure projects

    The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MPs delegation called on the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged him to expedite approval of two major infrastructure projects in Telangana: the extension of NH 365B up to Vemulawada-Korutla and the construction of a road-cum-rail bridge over the Manair River.
  • Mild tension prevails in Godavarikhani over demolition of illegal shops

    Mild tension prevailed in Godavarikhani after municipal officials launched a demolition drive against illegal structures at Ganesh Chowk. Traders protested fearing loss of livelihood, prompting police deployment. The demolition continued later under police protection, officials said
  • Maoist disillusionment driving cadres back to mainstream: DGP Shivadhar Reddy

    The CPI (Maoist) organisation is facing a steep decline in cohesion and capability due to sustained security operations, ideological dissatisfaction, and internal conflicts. Telangana DGP B Shivadhar Reddy revealed that arbitrary deployments, logistical shortages, and leadership disputes have compelled cadres to surrender.
  • GP elections cause fissures in CPI-Congress alliance in Telangana

    The Congress–CPI alliance in Telangana’s Kothagudem constituency is showing signs of collapse after gram panchayat elections saw both parties contesting against each other. Despite earlier commitments, Congress supporters filed nominations in CPI strongholds and even allied with the BJP in some panchayats.
  • Salary delays hit TWREIS staff after shift to IFMIS system

    Salary payments through the IFMIS portal have caused delays for government employees who shifted departments in Telangana. Over 100 TWREIS staff have not received salaries for two months due to credential duplication and data errors on the system.
  • HMDA may lose its revenue as ULBs merge with GHMC

    The HMDA is bracing for a potential revenue loss following the proposed merger of 27 Urban Local Bodies into the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). The merger will transfer sanctioning powers for multi-storeyed buildings within ORR limits to GHMC, reducing HMDA’s income from permit fees.
  • Shilparamam hosts All India Crafts Mela from December 20

    Shilparamam Hyderabad is set to host the All India Crafts Mela from December 20 to January 5, featuring nearly 100 stalls of handloom sarees and craft items from across India. Daily cultural programmes from 5.30 pm will highlight performances by NRI classical artists from across the globe.
  • Wall posters of Jangu Bai jatara released in Adilabad

    The annual Jangu Bai jatara will be held at a cave temple in the forests of Kotaparandoli village, Kerameri mandal, from December 22 to January 17. Tribal devotees from Telangana and neighbouring states will participate in the religious fair
  • B.Sc student attempts suicide in Nalgonda

    A final-year B Sc student of Charlapalli Gurukul College in Nalgonda district reportedly attempted suicide and suffered serious head injuries. She was rushed to a hospital by fellow students and is undergoing treatment, while police have begun an investigation
  • NEET-PG admissions: Telangana PG aspirants protest KNRUHS delay as deadlines loom

    Resident doctors and PG medical aspirants in Telangana are protesting against KNRUHS for failing to adhere to Supreme Court-mandated counselling timelines. The HRDA has demanded immediate completion of CQ Round-2 and commencement of MQ Round-1, warning that delays are jeopardising students’ careers.
  • Rights activist moves TGSHRC on rat menace at CKM Hospital in Warangal

    Hyderabad-based human rights lawyer Rama Rao Immaneni has moved the TGSHRC over rodent infestation at CKM Government Hospital in Warangal after videos showed rats roaming maternity and incubator wards, allegedly causing injuries to newborns and new mothers.
  • KTR challenges Revanth Reddy to prove public support by seeking by-elections

    BRS working president KT Rama Rao challenged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to prove his public mandate by making defected BRS MLAs resign and face by-elections, stating that panchayat election results showed clear public rejection of the Congress.
  • Will consider setting up thermal power plant at Naini: Bhatti

    Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka said the Telangana government will study the feasibility of setting up a thermal power plant at the Naini coal block in Odisha. A team of officials will assess the proposal before a final decision is taken.
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