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Mana Panel wins; Secretary gets a sealed envelope
C. Kalyan is TFPC president unopposed, while the council’s Secretary result remains tied to a court process.
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Epic reaches Canada; screen count stays mysterious
EPIC – First Semester is listed for September 11, with Canadian showtimes found in Ontario. The size of its North American rollout remains undisclosed.
Analysis
Three cases, one very old ritual
Police cases have been reported after alleged turmeric-water sprinkling near KCR’s Erravelli farmhouse. The BRS has challenged some images as AI-generated; that claim remains unverified.
Analysis
Black T-shirts cannot audit 1,000 days
The Congress government can debate slogans and detentions. It still has to publish the promise-by-promise record.
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Vrushakarma sets December date, keeps plot classified
Naga Chaitanya’s mythical thriller will release worldwide on December 4, 2026. The myth is public; the story remains under wraps.
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US proposes replacing 60 days with goodbye
A DHS proposal would remove the discretionary grace period for H-1B and seven other employment-based categories. It is not law yet, and the document contains no Telangana-specific impact estimate.
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Nampally voter claim meets a missing official list
A report says 59% of flagged Nampally electors have Muslim names. The official list could not be independently checked, and the published SIR dates do not match.
Analysis
22-A list trapped private land; Congress promises the paperwork cure
Telangana’s government has acknowledged errors in the prohibited-properties list. The political charge of a deliberate land-grab mechanism remains unproven.
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The Paradise pre-sales claim needs a source
The film is on advance sale in North America, but the reported $140,000 and 5,000-ticket figures remain unverified trade claims.
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Strike paused, promises scheduled for September 18
Telangana government employees have postponed proposed action after talks on the PRC, DA arrears and pensions. Nothing has been paid yet.
Analysis
BRS files notice; fake-account proof still missing
BRS says Revanth Reddy relied on a disputed social-media account in the Assembly. The account’s ownership and authenticity remain unverified.
Analysis
Assembly slogans, police inquiry: now comes the paperwork
BRS MLAs Sabitha Indra Reddy and Sunitha Laxma Reddy filed a complaint over alleged manhandling during the September 7 confrontation. Saifabad police say they are verifying it; the High Court has ordered a separate inquiry.
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Assembly siege, apparently by imagination
Police detained or placed several BRS and BRSV figures under house arrest on September 10, citing concern about a possible Assembly siege. No public evidence found confirms a siege call.
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Telugu cinema crosses America, one listing at a time
US theatre listings confirm diaspora access for four Telugu-language releases. They do not, inconveniently, confirm a grand nationwide rollout.
Analysis
Police guarded the gate; the court guarded procedure
BRS legislators were detained outside the Telangana Assembly during a black-T-shirt protest. Reports on a later High Court order say Assembly conduct belongs to the Speaker, not the police.
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Two Telugu films, one September 11 traffic jam
Sumanth’s Mahendragiri Varahi and Anand Deverakonda–Vaishnavi Chaitanya’s Epic – First Semester are both listed for release today, with very different routes to the screen.
Analysis
Land disputes documented, ₹1 lakh crore racket isn’t
HYDRAA, Thimmapur and Lagcherla are on the record. The grand Congress land-racket claim is not—yet.
Analysis
Ration wheat scandal? The records are still missing
A report alleges Hyderabad ration wheat was diverted and digitally marked as distributed. The official systems reviewed do not establish that claim.
Analysis
1,000 days, zero promise-wise report
The BRS has released a chargesheet against Telangana’s Congress government. The government has published implementation claims, but not the complete account needed to settle the argument.
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Court reserves order; Assembly entry remains blocked by questions
The Telangana High Court has reserved its order on the State government’s plea to modify directions concerning the alleged obstruction of BRS legislators outside the Assembly. The court’s question was rather basic: who authorised the police?