Rs 400 crore, unnamed account, familiar politics
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has alleged that a university account linked to a KCR aide held more than Rs 400 crore. No university, account holder or supporting record has been identified.
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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has alleged that a university account linked to a KCR aide held more than Rs 400 crore. No university, account holder or supporting record has been identified.
Maremma released on September 10; Epic: First Semester and Mahendragiri Varahi followed on September 11. The box-office scoreboard is still mostly theatre fog.
Reports say Telangana has approved preparatory funding for a proposed expansion, but the government order remains unverified and the department’s own note lists the reservoir at 1 TMC.
South Central Railway has invited bids for the 31.78-km Sircilla–Vemulawada–Kothapalli stretch. Construction has not started; the paperwork has.
Trade estimates put the Hindi-Telugu film near ₹200 crore worldwide after six days, though nobody has produced an audited account yet.
BRS MLAs were suspended for the remainder of Telangana Assembly’s monsoon session after slogans, placards and a protest in the Well. Reports cannot agree on the number.
A woman constable’s complaint reportedly led to a Saifabad police case against BRS legislators after the September 7 confrontation. The Telangana High Court has separately questioned the police action.
Nani’s film releases on September 24. The dollar figures doing the rounds remain trade claims, not audited box-office data.
BRS leaders said two Gudipalli motors were started before their inspection and stopped again later. Official operating logs remain unpublished.
A report alleges poor disclosure around a Jubilee Hills liquor-shop tender. The documents needed to prove the wider claims are still missing.
Protests were reported in several districts over erratic agricultural supply. The statewide eight-hour claim has not been established, while officials cited 12 hours in one mandal.
ASHA workers seeking a fixed monthly wage were detained near the Telangana Assembly on September 11. The Congress government’s promise has now acquired a police-station sequel.
The September 10–11 corridor has three films on Thursday and two on Friday. The box-office crystal ball remains unavailable.
C Kalyan is president and the Mana Panel controls most reported posts, but the General Secretary result remains tied to a court process nobody has publicly finished explaining.
BRS has announced a mass agitation over Kaleshwaram and Palamuru-Rangareddy. The political claims are specific. The public ledger is not.
Harish Rao asked the Centre and Governor to intervene. The constitutional machinery has not, so far, issued a finding that Telangana needs President’s Rule.
The Telangana High Court has sought records on how five earlier plot numbers became two auction parcels near Durgam Cheruvu. The state says its 50-metre buffer remains intact.
An analysis of Election Commission lists reports a sharp difference between Hyderabad’s Charminar and Malakpet. The official files and the administration’s explanation are still missing.
Police, according to a statement attributed to Telangana DGP C.V. Anand, arrested former Army havildar Upputholla Mallesh in connection with the alleged theft from 20 Battalion, Madras Regiment.
TG EAPCET-Bi.P.C. counselling begins on September 12, but the schedule still has two versions doing the rounds.