Delhi heats up as protests erupt over NEET paper leak. Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi held a protest near PM Modi's residence demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Police detained them amid slogans against the BJP government.
Rahul Gandhi arrested in Delhi during protest over NEET scam student deaths. Hyderabad students join nationwide outcry, demanding Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Police lathi-charge protesters at Telangana Lok Bhavan; 21 students feared dead in the NEET scandal.
Rahul Gandhi calls PM Modi India’s most anti-youth leader, slams NEET paper leaks and police lathi-charge on protesting students. He demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign, accusing the government of protecting criminals while attacking young aspirants. Priyanka Gandhi also condemns the crackdown.
Parliament monsoon session heats up as PM Modi takes a veiled dig at Rahul Gandhi’s age, sparking debate. Key bills on Supreme Court judge expansion, income tax, and higher education reforms face intense opposition scrutiny until August 13.
PM Modi hailed Hyderabad startup Skyroot Aerospace's rocket launch, praising its young team with an average age of 28. He took a veiled swipe at Rahul Gandhi, remarking the innovation wasn't by a 56-year-old youth, sparking political chatter ahead of Parliament's monsoon session.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy offers top Congress booth agents a Delhi trip to meet Rahul Gandhi. He warned MPs and MLAs of strict action if they neglect the vital voter list purification drive, urging field focus.
In a fiery speech at the Yuva Sangram Sabha, BRS working president KTR accused the Congress government of ordering police to beat youth seeking jobs. He challenged CM Revanth Reddy to prove 70,000 jobs were given, offering to quit politics, while calling Congress’s job notifications a “big bluff.”
Telangana High Court granted conditional permission for the BRS youth gathering at Saroor Nagar Stadium on Saturday, reversing police denial. The event, targeting Congress over unfulfilled promises to youth, will feature KTR as chief guest.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy boldly declares Congress will win 117 out of 182 seats in the 2029 elections, following seat expansion. Distributing final farmer funds, he dismisses 2028 polls, pledges more jobs, and promises victory without alliance, invoking Lord Rama.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, marking 20 years since his first election win, launched a scathing attack on BRS, accusing them of corruption and failed promises. He asserted Congress will rule Telangana until 2034, highlighting recent ACB raids exposing past corruption. Reddy vowed continued focus on welfare and development.