The BRS has taken the Telangana Congress government’s milestone and turned it into a week-long accountability campaign. The government has a broader achievement list; the promise-by-promise audit is still missing.
Nani and Anirudh Ravichander unveiled The Paradise’s second single at a Garland concert. North American advance bookings are reported to begin on September 3.
The BRS working president said he would lead a Kodad–Halia padayatra if the Telangana government does not publish a Nagarjuna Sagar Left Canal release schedule.
The Telangana High Court has barred authorities from dispossessing four petitioners from 9.22 acres in Gandipet until the next hearing. It has not halted the entire project.
The Telangana High Court has reportedly granted interim protection to property owners challenging land acquisition for the proposed Paradise–Shamirpet elevated corridor. The project’s paperwork, meanwhile, remains very much alive.
The BRS says Telangana’s promises remain unpaid. In Miryalaguda, the Congress government allowed a changed venue but rejected the farmers’ rally route, citing traffic and road constraints.
The Chief Minister’s Office said Konda Surekha would be dropped from the Telangana cabinet with immediate effect and that a recommendation had been sent to the Governor. Surekha says she will remain in Congress and attend Assembly sessions.
At a BRS farmers’ protest in Miryalaguda, K. T. Rama Rao demanded a Nagarjuna Sagar Left Canal release schedule by September 14 and threatened a Kodad–Haliya padayatra if the government offered no clarity.
Sujeeth’s birthday video teases the next OG project with animated Samurai imagery and a “Samurai Reimei” tag. A release date remains as elusive as usual.
Reports say the Revanth Reddy government sent a removal recommendation to the Governor. The government’s own website still lists Konda Surekha as a minister.
The Telangana government’s headline number includes 50,785 recruitment processes begun under the previous BRS government. Its own Assembly reply supplied the smaller number for notifications issued after Congress took office.
The Supreme Court reportedly held that bar councils cannot discipline law students before they are enrolled as advocates, after a row involving NALSAR students in Hyderabad.
The Telangana BJP chief was stopped from travelling to Nalgonda after clashes involving Congress and BJP workers. The legal basis and case details remain unpublished.
Nalgonda police denied the BRS procession through town but permitted a 3 p.m. protest at the NSP Camp Ground on Thursday, September 3. The party is demanding water for the Nagarjuna Sagar Left Canal.