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The Commission reportedly directed the Union Mines Ministry to examine allegations over quarrying and crushing at Manasa Hills. The alleged illegal mining remains an allegation, not an NHRC finding.
Congress accused BRS legislators of avoiding the Assembly. BRS said it would attend and raise the alleged police action. The legislators were then suspended for the session’s remainder. The chronology is less cooperative than the slogan.
Revanth Reddy’s reported comparison does not establish that voters were deleted. The Election Commission’s own 2024 figures tell a less convenient story for political arithmetic.
Sanitation and Swachh Auto workers protested in Hyderabad against what they described as a proposed shift to private agencies. GHMC’s public records do not confirm the proposal.
HYDRAA is desilting Kukatpally’s Rangadhamuni Kunta ahead of Ganesh immersion. The excavation is real; the restoration paperwork remains missing.
Farmers in several Siddipet constituency villages protested alleged unscheduled cuts and poor-quality supply on September 12, while the government’s documented policy promise remains 24-hour free agricultural power.
Telangana’s electoral-roll verification drive enters its second scheduled campaign weekend, but the overall claims deadline remains unclear.
Samyuktha Menon has joined Ram Pothineni’s first announced feature as director. The film has a working title, a broad genre label and no character details so far.
The Telangana Assembly has passed the CURE bill to replace the fragmented governance framework around the city. The law’s final enacted status and vote details still need official confirmation.
A report alleges Mahesh Bhagwat was sidelined at a Ganesh festival review meeting. The available record confirms the meeting, not the motive.
Police say a house in Repally was damaged after a Dalit man married a woman from the Boya community. The case includes the SC/ST Act; the family’s version remains absent from the record reviewed.
The Telangana High Court questioned police power after BRS legislators were stopped at the Assembly gates. The government’s answer was to suspend two BRS MLCs over alleged remarks.
The “birds of a feather” charge is documented. The alliance is not.
Nani’s team held its first reported press interaction on September 11 and reiterated a September 24 release. The trailer, apparently, has been sent on leave.
The Telangana BJP has released a charge sheet against the Congress government. Some schemes are documented; many of its sharper figures are not.
HMDA says it is distributing eco-friendly Ganesh idols across Hyderabad through September 13. The authority has not published a stock or distribution count.
BRS legislators have alleged police manhandling during a September 7 confrontation. The allegation remains unverified; Saifabad police say they are checking it.
Two BRS MLCs were arrested, denied police remand and suspended after a dispute over alleged remarks about Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar. The Congress government has yet to make the underlying record less murky.
The BRS walked out of the Telangana Legislative Council demanding scrutiny of the Tesseract land dispute. The government denied the allegations. The file remains the missing character.
The multiplex chain has offered producers two alternatives to upfront VPF payments. The CCI is still asking whether the proposal deserves to exist.