Telangana political circles are abuzz with speculation that BRS leaders are avoiding upcoming elections, fueling fears of waning confidence after consecutive defeats and defections. While leaders deny claims, citing strategic planning, analysts warn this avoidance could further harm the party. The real test awaits in the next electoral battles, making BRS strategy a hot topic.
Telangana politics heats up as Congress leaders accuse ex-minister Harish Rao of performing tantric rituals to harm farmers and the public. BRS fired back, calling the claims baseless and a political conspiracy, intensifying the war of words ahead of key elections.
KTR slammed the Hyderabad Metro Phase-2 halt, accusing central and state factions of deliberate obstruction. The former minister claims the stalled project cost lakhs of jobs for laborers, engineers, and technicians, urging public support against the alleged politically motivated shutdown.
Telangana government links family register certificates with ration cards, auto-issuing them to eligible families. This streamlines access to welfare schemes, reducing paperwork for jobs, education, and healthcare. The digital-first initiative simplifies online applications, making governance more transparent and citizen-friendly. This policy ensures quicker benefits and convenience for all residents.
BRS former MLA Rega Kantha Rao faces a new police case, stirring political tension in Telangana. Details of the FIR remain undisclosed, but the investigation has begun. This development sparks questions about his political future and potential motives behind the complaint. Stay tuned for updates.
BRS working president KTR accuses Telangana CM Revanth Reddy of using HYDRAA as an extortion tool, alleging selective action against the poor while ignoring illegal constructions by Congress leaders. He demands transparency, warns of youth unrest over NEET paper leaks, and opposes delimitation injustice to southern states.
KTR's 50th birthday celebrations in united Karimnagar transformed into large-scale service events with blood donation camps, food distribution, and KCR kits for new mothers. BRS ranks and fans organized fruit distribution at hospitals and stationery for school children, praising the leader's commitment to social service.
BRS working president KTR slammed the Centre over the NEET paper leak, demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. He warned that Gen Z youth, enraged by 12 years of perceived government failures and broken promises on jobs, will intensify protests for accountability, cautioning that no political party can suppress them.
KTR warns police and officials not to harass BRS workers, threatening to punish them even if they flee abroad. I am not as patient as KCR, he said, accusing the ruling party of misusing authorities to intimidate cadres amid ongoing field processes.
BRS leader and Medchal MLA Ch Malla Reddy’s silence during CM Revanth Reddy’s sharp criticism of KCR fuels intense speculation. The viral video, showing the former minister remaining seated impassively, intensifies rumors he is on the verge of quitting BRS to join the Congress party.