The Paradise court order is not a review ban
A Bengaluru court restrained specific allegedly defamatory material, while expressly leaving genuine reviews and criticism untouched.
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A Bengaluru court restrained specific allegedly defamatory material, while expressly leaving genuine reviews and criticism untouched.
The agency says 51 disaster-response teams will cover 103 water bodies, though no public roster shows who is assigned where.
A report says offices, schools and colleges in Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri will close, with November 14 made a working day. The signed order is yet to appear publicly.
The Telugu film won the 72nd National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. The official record names Chalasani Aswinidutt as Vyjayanthi Movies’ representative at the ceremony.
The party has retained Sunil Bansal as Telangana in-charge and added Karnataka MLA Abhay Patil and Rajya Sabha member Rekha Sharma as co-in-charges. The exact division of labour remains unpublished.
KTR directs voter enrolment and constituency planning for Telangana’s Graduates’ MLC polls. The election date is still not public.
Nani’s Telugu film The Paradise is listed for sessions by HOYTS and Event Cinemas, with one small problem: even its runtime has two versions.
Mattewada police booked former BRS MLA Dasyam Vinay Bhaskar and other BRS workers after a confrontation outside Warangal’s MGM Hospital. His side says the police assaulted him first.
The NMC records Telangana’s MBBS intake at 10,500 for 2026–27. Kishan Reddy’s Modi-credit line is politics, not what the seat matrix says.
Water entered the right canal on September 23 after protests, rising inflows and a reported Karnataka assurance. The release figure itself remains unpublished.
YSRCP says DSC-2025 recruitment was irregular; the TDP government says its computer systems were airtight. Vijayawada police denied permission for the protest, citing orders and festival traffic.
Danam Nagender has moved the Supreme Court against his disqualification, arguing that BRS continued to treat him as its MLA. The court has not yet ruled on the merits.
Harish Rao’s attack on the Congress government contains a real question about delivery. The record, however, is less obedient to slogans: some promises are documented, some recruitment happened, and several final figures remain missing.
Two September 23 reports cite different figures for lapsed notices, deliveries and final-roll timelines. The Election Commission’s underlying status report is still missing from public view.
KTR asks the Supreme Court to examine reported dissent inside the Election Commission over voter-roll revision. The Court has not yet acted on the demand.
Harish Rao has challenged the Telangana Congress government’s Krishna-water accounting. The department that keeps the records has not published the table that would settle it.
Local-body polls are pending, Khairatabad is vacant, Hyderabad has three corporations and the Graduate MLC rolls are being rebuilt. Dates remain the missing paperwork.
Harish Rao wants a white paper on a Krishna-water figure attributed to Uttam Kumar Reddy. The minister’s original statement and the records behind it remain unavailable.
A split verdict sends the appointment-law challenge to CJI Surya Kant for possible Constitution Bench consideration. The law itself remains untouched—for now.
Batch GT30389J did not meet the stated Lactic Acid Bacillus assay requirement. Telangana’s recall instructions are reported, but the underlying advisory is not publicly available in the material reviewed.