Lokesh’s DC lands Aug 7; ‘A’, says maker
Sun Pictures lists Arun Matheswaran’s DC for August 7. The ‘A’ is the maker’s claim; no CBFC certificate was located. AP–Telangana distribution announced via Asian Suresh Entertainment.

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Sun Pictures lists Arun Matheswaran’s DC for August 7. The ‘A’ is the maker’s claim; no CBFC certificate was located. AP–Telangana distribution announced via Asian Suresh Entertainment.
The August 21 date the makers defended in May has slid in the teaser to September 24. The trade has echoed it; an on-record studio note hasn’t shown up yet.
Students say Congress govt paid only ₹35,000 against ₹1 lakh B.Tech fees despite sub-10,000 EAPCET ranks. Official scheme language is split between a ₹35,000 cap and a full-fee lane — the bit the government now needs to match to real students, not slogans.
The Congress minister waved a round number. The record shows running lift schemes and irrigated acres under BRS. Pick a definition of “complete” and say it out loud, Minister — because “nothing happened” is not it.
Harish Rao says the BJP-led Centre’s GRMB wants to ‘re-review’ seven Telangana projects already examined by Delhi’s own agencies. He’s asked the Union Jal Shakti ministry to pull the items. The agenda isn’t public; the silence is.
BC Welfare Dept’s study circle is reported to offer 150 seats, free coaching and a Rs 5,000 monthly stipend. The dates and money are from education-desk reports; the official portal would not load.
Hyderabad scheduled a July 31–Aug 1 auction of vacant 2BHK-colony shops with upset prices as low as ₹2,700/sq ft. A week later, the notices are up, the results aren’t.
A Telugu report alleges forged fire-safety papers with HYDRA chief A.V. Ranganath’s signature and a July 4 police complaint. No FIR, no list of colleges, no documents are public. Telangana needs the file, not the fog.
A report says Intermediate Education has issued show-cause notices to 37 junior lecturers over allegedly fake certificates. The documents that settle it aren’t public yet.
A report says the KRMB called a three‑member committee meeting on August 13, after Andhra Pradesh’s request, to discuss Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar water use. Telangana’s consultation is unclear. The BJP‑led Centre’s board moves; Telangana watches the calendar.
Officials at a village meeting said 300 acres would be taken for Future City. The record that actually does that is still not on the table.
Sun Pictures says Arun Matheswaran’s DC, starring Lokesh Kanagaraj and Wamiqa Gabbi, hits theatres worldwide today with an A certificate. AP–Telangana release handled by Asian Suresh Entertainment.
Petitions over alleged BRS-to-Congress switches are alive in the Telangana High Court. The law is clear; the foot-dragging isn’t.
Harish Rao presses the Congress government to fund, fix and monitor Telangana’s drinking-water network. The state’s own budget shows an O&M head exists — the fight is over adequacy and delivery, not existence.
Telangana okays solid-waste facilities at Siddapur on 86 acres. Locals and BRS leaders warn of water and farm risks; the Congress government in Telangana has not explained the safeguards — or why this site.
A cheque-distribution event in Secunderabad turned into a Congress–BRS shove-fest over “protocol”, with police stepping in before leaders resumed handing out money meant for temples. Telangana gets the festival; the Congress gets in its own way.
Residents say the 2025 My Home Bhooja Ganesh laddu winner took crores as “investments”. The police paperwork isn’t public; the auction bill is.
Harish Rao wants the BJP-led Centre to rein in a Central board he says is set to reopen Telangana’s Godavari project approvals. The law puts GRMB under Delhi; the agenda papers are not public.
The Paradise said “no reshoots” and circled August 21. Trade reports now say it’s off that date, with no new one named — while Ravi Teja’s Irumudi has locked it in.
Hyderabad’s Annapurna Studios and EPIC Studios roll out Pallaburusu — first look out, release date set. Claims about scale and “universal” appeal are the makers talking; the poster does the verifiable work.