Revanth

Fathi condemns Revanth's 'criminal waste' remark directed at engineering graduates and advocates for dialogue on higher education reforms. The statement highlights a dispute over comments made regarding the value or application of engineering education.

Telangana's Chief Minister Revanth announced annual foreign study tours for government teachers. The state spends ₹1.08 lakh per student in government schools, while private school parents spend ₹50,000 annually. The CM emphasized the need for introspection on why parents prefer private schools.

Revanth defends the appointment of the HYDRAA Commissioner and praises the agency as a significant reform. The article highlights his support for the agency's role in governance.

AICC praised TPCC during a review meeting in Delhi. The meeting was attended by Revanth and Mahesh Goud.

Bandi challenges Revanth to support a Gen Z initiative by allocating Cabinet positions. The challenge focuses on securing high-level government roles for Gen Z efforts.

Revanth is set to speak with Rahul Gandhi about opening Parliament and Assembly doors for Gen Z. The discussion focuses on engaging younger generations in legislative processes.

BJP forced Pradhan to resign as Revanth claims Gen Z targeted Modi’s resignation.

Revanth will push for lowering the contesting age for MLA and MP to 21.

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.

Revanth has condemned the detention of Rahul and Priyanka. The article mentions the act of condemnation and the individuals involved in the detention.

Harish accuses Revanth of causing a drought by failing to lift water from the Godavari. The claim centers on water management practices.

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

Revanth emphasizes the importance of government schools for Telangana’s future.

KTR states his opposition is directed at the Congress government rather than Chief Minister Revanth. The declaration clarifies the target of his political stance.

Revanth, Bhatti, and KCR have expressed condolences for Mudragada. The statement highlights their shared grief over the incident.

Revanth urged Members of Parliament to prioritize the State's interests during the Monsoon session. The focus was on ensuring that state-related matters are given top priority in legislative proceedings.

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.

Harish urges Revanth to lift water from Kannepalli to save farmers. He dismisses the Chief Minister's charges regarding his political career.

Revanth and Congress leaders paid tributes to YSR on his birth anniversary. The event marked a commemoration of YSR's life and contributions.

Intellectuals have written an open letter to Revanth, urging him to withdraw a proposed school consolidation plan. The letter demands the cancellation of the plan but does not provide further details from the article content.

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.

Revanth launched ₹47.08 crore worth of development works in Midjil mandal. The initiative focuses on infrastructure and community projects in the region.

Revanth is returning to Midjil, where his political journey began 20 years ago. The Chief Minister will address a public meeting in the mandal, part of the combined Mahabubnagar district, on July 4.

Telangan CM Revanth is visiting Midjil, the place where his political journey began two decades ago. The visit is a thanksgiving gesture to the people who first elected him.

The government aims to generate additional revenue of over ₹35,000 crore by plugging leakages and tightening tax compliance mechanisms without increasing taxes or imposing new public burdens. Revanth emphasized revenue mobilization and realistic budgeting to strengthen state finances.

Revanth has urged Sunil Mittal to accelerate the Chandanvelli data centre project. The request focuses on fast-tracking the development of the data centre.

Chief Minister praises Nalgonda MLA and Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy for his role in Telangana movement. Revanth challenges Opposition to Assembly debate on his government's performance.

Revanth and other leaders have paid tributes to P.V. Narasimha Rao. The gesture highlights respect for the former Prime Minister.

SBI is likely to provide financing for Metro projects at a low interest rate. A breakthrough in discussions regarding Hyderabad Metro Rail has aligned Revanth and Kishan.

KTR accuses Revanth's policies of causing a 'deep crisis' in Telangana. The claim highlights tensions between the two political figures in the state.

Revanth requests Kishan Reddy to arrange a meeting with a Union Minister during his Delhi visit from June 22 to 23. He wrote a letter to Kishan Reddy prior to the visit.

Revanth states the future of Telangana lies in classrooms. Governor Shukla emphasizes students as present and future assets and urges a united fight against drug abuse, administering an anti-drug pledge to students.

Revanth warns Congress leaders not to take SIR lightly.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth has directed Irrigation engineers to remain at their projects and warned of action against those absent without intimation. The instruction focuses on the maintenance of projects.

Kishan Reddy responded to Revanth regarding Metro Phase-II and refused a demand for his resignation. The exchange highlights a political disagreement over the metro project's implementation.

Revanth will initiate HAM road projects worth ₹14,500 crore on June 17, as stated by Komatireddy.

Revanth accuses the Opposition of obstructing development and lays the foundation for a fruit market and Sub-Registrar office complex at Koheda. He also mentions plans to bring 500 renowned companies to Future City.