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Cinemark lists Nani’s Telugu film for September 24 in the US, though the listing stops short of promising actual screenings.
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Cinemark lists Nani’s Telugu film for September 24 in the US, though the listing stops short of promising actual screenings.
The studio is reported to be handling Andhra Pradesh and Telangana distribution for three films, while the money and scale remain conveniently undisclosed.
The Prime Video franchise opened in cinemas on September 4, but trade trackers cannot agree on what the first day earned.
The studio says it is expanding theatrical distribution across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The numbers, naturally, are still in another film.
Revanth Reddy says the BJP won Bengal by deleting votes and is trying the method in Telangana. The official record confirms the revision, not the alleged political targeting.
A stormwater drain reportedly gave way beneath the Hyderabad road. The repair plan is still waiting on surveys, approvals and the calendar.
Harish Rao has demanded withdrawal of the order linked to Telangana’s proposed polytechnic restructuring. The order itself remains unavailable for public checking.
Polytechnic students are demanding clarity on control, fees and ECET as protests continue across Telangana.
The Andhra Pradesh ACB has arrested TTD deputy executive officer Mendu Lokanatham in a disproportionate-assets case. The agency has listed what it found; TTD has not publicly explained what it knew.
The Bollarum weapons theft is documented. KTR’s wider charges remain allegations, but the Congress government still has questions to answer.
Konda Surekha was dropped from Telangana’s Council of Ministers with immediate effect on the Chief Minister’s advice. The constitutional sentence is clear; the political explanation is not.
The BRS held rallies, Vanta-Vaarpu programmes and road blockades across several Telangana districts on September 4, accusing the Congress government of failing to deliver its election guarantees. The government has published its own account of welfare and development work.
KCR is scheduled to chair a joint meeting of BRS MLAs and MLCs on September 6, a day before the Telangana Legislature meets. The party has not published an agenda; its GO 97 deadline is separately documented.
Two Telangana BJP leaders were taken into custody during a march to the Secretariat over alleged fee-reimbursement arrears. The numbers, as usual, arrived less organised than the protest.
Telugu films are finding audiences beyond home markets, but the numbers do not support a Hindi-collapse storyline.
The BRS has launched a statewide campaign against the Congress government after roughly 1,000 days in office. The available record shows promises, allocations and government-reported figures — not yet a complete delivery verdict.
BJP and Congress groups clashed across Hyderabad and Nalgonda, while Telangana BJP chief N. Ramchander Rao was reportedly stopped from travelling to the district. The police record remains remarkably shy.
Two reports say Telangana plans to sell 26% of its transmission utility. The latest annual report still shows the state owning 100%, and the document trail has not turned up.
Telangana’s Excise Department moved 562 officers in a major reshuffle. Allegations of ₹10 lakh advances and crores changing hands remain unverified.
The board told Telangana to restrict Srisailam hydropower use. AP’s alleged diversions remain awaiting an answer.