Ganesh festival plan arrives; operational details take leave
The Telangana government has announced monitoring and coordination measures for the September 14 festivities. The orders, staffing and public contact details are not yet public.
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The Telangana government has announced monitoring and coordination measures for the September 14 festivities. The orders, staffing and public contact details are not yet public.
The BRS walked out of the Telangana Legislative Council over alleged government land allotment. The records needed to settle the dispute remain unpublished.
The NRI BRS Australia unit held a protest under Anil Baireddy’s leadership, repeating the party’s claims about unfulfilled promises. The Congress government has issued its own report card, but not answered this protest.
The Supreme Court reportedly directed Haryana Police to produce an accused in a murder case on September 21. The underlying order was not independently available in the material reviewed.
NDRRMA figures reported on September 13 put the death toll from the August 26 floods at 1,388. Only 104 bodies have been identified and handed to families.
India beat South Korea 5–1 in Moqi to reach the AHF Junior Asia Cup final, with a third straight title now one match away.
Trade reports say Nani’s film crossed $100,000 in North American advance sales through Cinemark. The cinema chain has not published the receipt.
The actor has joined Ram Pothineni’s first directorial, but her character and the film’s exact plot are still undisclosed.
GHMC sanitation workers opposed proposed privatisation of door-to-door waste collection. The contract said to be behind it is still not publicly established.
The proposed CURE Bill promises integrated governance and simpler services. Its status is still draft, while the questions about elected power, ward committees, funding and tax impacts remain unanswered.
Farmers in several Telangana districts are protesting erratic agricultural power, low voltage and threatened crop damage. The department’s answer is 12 continuous hours; farmers are asking for 24.
Police registered cases over alleged road-spraying after a Dalit Congress protest near KCR’s farmhouse. BRS says the visuals are misleading or AI-generated; the evidence is still not public.
The TDP government says Mega DSC was verified. The YSRCP says jobs were sold. The records that could settle it remain unavailable.
CMC has documented immersion-preparation contracts at Rangadhamuni Cheruvu. The larger HYDRAA desilting claims remain short on public paperwork.
After 22 BRS MLAs were suspended for the Monsoon Session, the party staged its own proceedings at Telangana Bhavan, complete with a mock Revanth Reddy and a mock Speaker.
Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy cited a claimed 47,440-acre reduction. Harish Rao asked the more useful question: how much land was added after Congress took office?
Hanuman Ansh is scheduled for a September 18 Telugu theatrical release; its ₹150 crore claim remains a claim, not a box-office certificate.
Telangana says it is correcting wrongly listed properties and reviewing registration blocks. The acreage claim remains the minister’s figure, not a published department dataset.
Konda Surekha’s cabinet removal is documented. The reported Delhi summons and possible cabinet-rank post are not.
The Telangana Assembly passed the CURE Bill by voice vote, but the final text, assent and tax provisions remain unpublished in the material reviewed.