BRS

BRS urges the government to increase the upper age limit for police jobs. The request focuses on modifying eligibility criteria for law enforcement positions.

Ramchander Rao told US supporters that people are growing tired of BRS and Congress and are shifting their support to BJP.

BRS leader Rama Rao appeared before court in the Formula E race case. The Telangana ACB filed a chargesheet in March in the same case, naming Mr. Rao as the prime accused.

Peddi Sudarshan Reddy, an ex-MLA of the BRS, has passed away. He was associated with KCR and the Telangana Statehood movement since 2001.

BRS is demanding the operation of all pumps at LI projects to fill tanks with flood water. The request focuses on utilizing flood water for tank filling.

BRS alleges a delay in the TIMS Alwal construction project, while Congress claims the project is nearing completion. The two political parties present conflicting assessments of the project's progress.

Peddi Sudarshan Reddy is in critical condition at a Hyderabad hospital, with his neurological status under evaluation. The individual is identified as a former BRS MLA in the title.

BRS is demanding an investigation into HYDRAA's actions involving a sitting HC judge. The request seeks a probe into specific actions taken by HYDRAA.

A doctor described a 30-minute CPR effort that revived Peddi Sudarshan Reddy, a former BRS MLA. The account highlights the medical team's persistence during the resuscitation.

BRS criticizes Congress and BJP for associating Globarena with KTR. The article highlights political tensions over this connection.

TPCC chief and other party leaders state that BRS has no moral right to stage a dharna over exam leaks. The statement criticizes BRS's protest actions regarding the exam leak issue.

KTR stated that young people are unafraid of CBI or ED, and a BRS working president sarcastically remarked that the government's 'Make in India' promise has resulted in 'Leak in India'.

Ponguleti accuses BRS of launching a malicious campaign targeting Indiramma towers. The statement highlights political tensions over the issue.

Telangana CM Revanth criticizes BRS for remaining silent on demands for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. He references the Intermediate examination paper evaluation controversy from the previous BRS administration and asserts that constructing another dam near Medigadda is necessary for water storage.

BJP is leading in surveys according to Ramchander Rao, while Congress and BRS are described as being in panic. The analysis highlights the current political dynamics as reported by the source.

Revanth accuses BRS of insulting Telangana's spirit while Congress honors cultural icons. Chief Minister urges youth to reject BRS employment claims.

KTR accused Congress of failing to fulfill Youth Declaration promises. He referenced the previous BRS government's job recruitment efforts, which issued notifications for 2.32 lakh jobs and filled 1.60 lakh posts.

BRS has received approval from the High Court for its 'Yuva Sangrama Sadassu' program. The decision grants legal recognition for the initiative.

R.S. Praveen Kumar alleges that the government is cautious about a BRS youth meet. The claim highlights concerns over the event's potential implications.

BRS accuses NDSA of double standards in handling Telangana ryots. Former MP Vinod Kumar claims Polavaram has suffered 13 instances of damage, requiring ₹9,600 crore in repairs, with NDSA yet to submit its report.

BRS accuses the Telangana government of politicizing Kaleshwaram. The party also questions the NDSA report.

BRS MLAs have threatened to resign if Annaram and Sundilla are damaged during flood water lifting efforts. The condition for their potential resignation is tied to the preservation of these locations during flood management operations.

Komatireddy accused the BRS of leaving unpaid bills of ₹40,000 crore in the R&B department and announced road works of ₹531 crore in Makthal Assembly and Gadwal.

The Kaleshwaram dispute has escalated between Congress and BRS as they exchange accusations over the lifting of floodwaters during a dry spell.

Congress leader Jagga Reddy urged BRS to convince the National Dam Safety Authority (NDSA) regarding the operation of Kaleshwaram, asking them to avoid 'water politics'. The request focuses on resolving issues related to the Kaleshwaram project through dialogue with the NDSA.

Revanth highlights risks associated with lifting floodwaters at Medigadda and urges BRS and BJP to persuade NDSA. BJP MP Rajender is challenged to lead a delegation to NDSA.

The government can fill all reservoirs without affecting Medigadda, according to KTR. Revanth’s survey results allocated 78 seats to BRS.

BRS has requested the Election Commission of India (ECI) to implement Aadhaar verification in the System for Implementation of Registration (SIR) to ensure accurate electoral rolls.

Bhatti Vikramarka accuses BRS leaders of attempting to mislead people against the government.

Telangana Congress chief acknowledges merit in Kavitha's claims regarding the BRS's source of funds. The statement highlights scrutiny over the BRS's financial origins.

Kavitha claims the money in BRS accounts originates from quid pro quo deals. The assertion suggests potential unethical exchanges involving the party's funds.

Ramchander Rao accused Congress and BRS governments of neglecting SCCL, while the BJP secured a coal block.

BRS is seeking an extension for the SIR deadline and a delegation is scheduled to meet with ECI. The key entities involved are BRS, SIR, and ECI.

Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy accused BRS of being responsible for KLIP's current condition and stated that BRS has no moral right to criticize the Congress government.

Minister Uttam Reddy rejects storing water in Kaleshwaram barrages following advice from NDSA. He dismisses the BRS' request to operate the Kannepalli pumphouse as 'silly'.

Revanth celebrated 20 years in public life at Midjil and launched a strong attack on BRS. The event was marked by emotion and excitement as he reflected on his career.

BJP is preparing for a debate involving Congress and BRS, according to Ramchander Rao.

Mahesh Goud accused BRS leaders of using lies to cover up financial mismanagement during their tenure in power. The claim focuses on alleged dishonesty related to financial governance while the BRS was in office.

Telangana’s outstanding debt increased from ₹90,161 crore to ₹8.21 lakh crore during the BRS's 10-year tenure. Bhatti Vikramarka, the Deputy Chief Minister, criticized KTR and Harish Rao for their campaign against the Telangana Government.

Excise Minister Jupally challenges KTR and Harish to debate Telangana’s debts, citing a rise from ₹90,161 crore in 2014 to ₹8,21,651 crore by December 1, 2023, when the BRS left office.