Talking pointIndia’s 200th T20I heist
Stories that have aged off the front pages. Still here, still readable — just no longer the news of the day.
1912 stories
The BRS legislators face a criminal case and session-long suspension over alleged remarks about the Telangana Speaker. A Nampally court rejected police remand and granted both bail on September 8.
Revanth Reddy reportedly cited @SandhyaRaoBRS while attacking KCR. The account was later deactivated; its authenticity remains unproven.
Party filings reported through the Election Commission show a large funding gap during the March 15–May 6 election period, but the comparison is not like-for-like.
A protest outside KCR’s Erravelli farmhouse, arrests and a disputed Speaker-remarks case have turned Telangana politics into a competition in political excess.
The Supreme Court says the law already covers seat belts and child restraints. The petition was disposed of; the harder part remains making authorities enforce it.
The Hyderabad studio says it is expanding Telugu-state distribution and reviving a commission-based model. The contracts, naturally, remain a private screening.
BRS legislators announced their Assembly agenda, reached the gates and were detained. The Congress government’s answer was a clothing dispute and police cases.
Trade speculation has pushed both films into the postponement rumour mill. The official dates, for now, remain where the makers left them.
KTR says the party will approach national rights bodies if the Governor’s intervention does not deliver justice. A separate police case has also been registered against him and other BRS leaders.
BRS groups reportedly approached police over remarks attributed to Shadnagar Congress MLA K. Shankaraiah about KCR. The paperwork establishes complaints, not registered cases.
The IRGC says it targeted two US vessels and eight oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. No vessel names, damage evidence or independent confirmation have emerged.
Rainfall data attributed to TGDPS puts Telangana 23 per cent below normal, while the IMD forecasts more rain but not a seasonal rescue.
The Congress government suspended the main opposition for the rest of the monsoon session after protests over alleged police treatment of two women MLAs. The police report, meanwhile, remains pending.
The ECI has moved the SIR claims deadline to October 7 and final-roll publication to November 9 after Telangana sought more time amid a large reported notice backlog.
A reported Saifabad case names KTR, Harish Rao and other BRS legislators after the September 7 Assembly-gate confrontation. The FIR is not publicly available in the material reviewed.
BRS protests were reported at multiple Telangana locations after legislators were stopped at the Assembly gate. The Congress government supplied the confrontation; the party’s week-long campaign supplied the calendar.
A dispute over alleged remarks against the Telangana Speaker became a wider confrontation after BRS legislators were stopped at the Assembly and leaders were detained while travelling to Erravelli.
The Congress government has a police case and two BRS MLCs in custody after a confrontation at the Telangana Assembly. The wider crackdown alleged by the Opposition remains unverified.
The Telangana High Court questioned the Congress government over police stopping BRS legislators at the Assembly gate and allegations of physical restraint. The state’s modification plea is awaiting orders.
A Congress-linked protest reached the area near KCR’s Erravelli farmhouse over alleged remarks about the Assembly Speaker. KTR, Harish Rao and other BRS leaders were detained while travelling there.