BJP finds ‘lakhs of crores’ before finding the land
The Section 22-A dispute is real. The BJP’s spectacular valuation is still waiting for a land list, an acreage figure and some arithmetic.
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The Section 22-A dispute is real. The BJP’s spectacular valuation is still waiting for a land list, an acreage figure and some arithmetic.
The Telangana Housing Board’s CURE-area draw is under way, but the public record is less tidy than the housing plan.
Mirza Rahmath Baig has been told to resign from the Telangana Legislative Council. The party has not said why, and the seat is not vacant yet.
BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar sought an inquiry into alleged gang wars and police postings, citing a Jubilee Hills assault case and pressure on the force. The documented record is narrower than the political charge.
Harish Rao calculates a ₹66,000 gap over 33 months. The arithmetic is real; the arrears are not yet documented.
Ravi Teja’s film reportedly closes its first week strongly, though the box-office spreadsheets have already developed a small plot of their own.
The film’s second single was announced for launch at Anirudh Ravichander’s Dallas concert, followed by a planned worldwide digital release on August 29.
Harish Rao was detained while trying to meet protesting polytechnic students. The police have not publicly disclosed the legal basis, while the order at the centre of the dispute remains unavailable.
The Telangana BJP has announced protests over Section 22-A land entries. Its biggest numbers, however, arrive without the documents that might make them numbers rather than slogans.
Ravi Teja’s film collected an estimated ₹6.90 crore India net on Day 7, while the worldwide total comes with two different trade estimates.
An ankle ligament tear sustained in training rules India’s two-time Olympic medallist out of the Asian Games and Diamond League Final.
BRS general secretary RS Praveen Kumar says a future KCR government will pursue legal action over alleged harassment and illegal cases. The evidence, for now, is his warning.
The food regulator has placed a red-hexagon plan before the Supreme Court after the court criticised its progress on front-of-pack warnings. The packets, for now, remain unchanged.
Ravi Teja’s film posted a strong first week, with Hyderabad leading the reported trade estimates despite losing screens after Toxic arrived.
A procurement listing records a one-year unit-rate contract for chain-link fencing around government lands, parks, lakes and other public assets. It is an invitation, not a completed fence.
Harish Rao was taken into custody at a Hanamkonda employees’ protest; police have not publicly explained the legal basis in the material reviewed.
KTR announces a statewide campaign as Telangana’s Congress government approaches 1,000 days in office.
Telangana BJP leaders will protest over Section 22-A properties on September 5 and 6, while the government’s own records offer a correction route—not proof of the figures being shouted from the podium.
Meghna Gulzar’s crime thriller, starring Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran, will lead a new Junglee Pictures–Pen Studios slate partnership.
Venky Box Office reported the figure through trade coverage, but Box Office Mojo displays a sharply different international total. The numbers have not met each other yet.